The Agenda will be known when the time comes.

Directly following the meeting all clocks will be set back by one-hour.

I did this program live on the station I still work for.  The echo effect on my voice was done live as well, by looping the output of the mic channel through a Magnecorder reel to reel tape machine, and running the audio from the tape machine back into the board, and being able to control the echo effect with the pot on the channel the recorder came back into the board on. 

You can download the mp3 at:

http://www.ironrangecountry.com/recorddungeon.mp3

And for those of you needing a playlist or just curious about what's in the show, here's the playlist:

Record Dungeon Playlist

Monsters Holiday – Buck Owens

Monsters Rap – Bobby Boris Pickett

Cockroach That Ate Cincinnatti – Possum

My Favorite Things – Brad Hotchkiss

I'm a Mummy – Bob McFadden & Dor

The Lurch – Ted Cassidy

The Flying Saucer – Buchanan and Goodman

I Want To Bite Your Hand – Gene Moss

Dinner With Drac – John Zacherle

Spooktacular Finale – Spike Jones

Witch Doctor – David Seville

Martian Hop – Ran-Dells

My Son The Vampire – Allan Sherman

Spooky Movies – Roy Clark

The Spider And The Fly – Bobby Christian and the Allen Sisters

Wolfman – Muleskinners

Old Weird Harold – Bill Cosby

No Anchovies Please – J. Geils Band

I'm The Booger Man – Ray Stevens

I Want My Baby Back – Jimmy Cross

My Old Flame – Spike Jones

Halloween Spooks – Lambert, Hendricks & Ross

Monster Mash – Bobby Boris Pickett & The Crypt Kicker Five

Enjoy!

TIB

http://www.ironrangecountry.com/oompahhour.mp3

Tim's Oompah Hour #188 Week of October 29 – November 4, 2017

Polka DJ (Theme) – Dick Pillar

Lets Start Dancing – Li'l Wally & The Harmony Boys Orchestra

Kane Polka – Trontel - Zaggar Orchestra

Lefthander's Polka – Chick Uzmack Orchestra

Blue Eyes Crying In The Rain Polka – Kenny Bass & His Orchestra

I Like To Dance Polka – Joe Karman Orchestra

I'll See You Tonight – Casey Skwee & His Orchestra

Sauer Kraut Polka – Earl Schmidt Band

Old Style Waltz – Jay Wells and the Red Raven Orchestra

My Wife Gets Drunk – Stanky And His Pennsylvania Coal miners

Skirts – Quentin Ratliff & His Sax

Lalaplooza – Johnny Pecon & His Ocrhestra

Do Come Inn Polka – Stas Bulanda's Average Polka Band

Dream of Heaven Waltz – Whoopee John Wilfahrt & His Orchestras

Ukranian Blonde – Chas. Hicks Orchestra

Two Timin' You – Johnny Vadnal & His Orchestra

Lucy's Polka – Ampol Aires Orchestra

Polka DJ (Theme) – Dick Pillar

TIB

However, I think I did such a good job on this special creepy little mini-theater/ documentary thing that I need to share it with you all. I already recieved a lot of great feedback from my fellow executive student managers and listeners all across south jersey with our 750 watts! 

I know you'll get a kick out of it. 

Creds to my brother from another mother Andy for helping me with the voice acting. 

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B0jzS2woYLkuU0N1M1lfamNuRTA/view?usp=sharing

Submitted by admin on Tue, 10/24/2017 - 20:09
Today marked the beginning of the end of local radio, especially in the commercial sector. A station now only need to leave a toll free telephone number to make a mark on their community. While I agree that there are some stations that are facing financial burdens as a direct result of maintaining a "brick and mortar" main studio, I do feel that REC's proposed solution was a reasonable compromise.

Under REC's proposed "middle" solution, stations would not be required to keep a main studio that would be accessible by the general public but instead must maintain a local presence within the service contour of the station and that station has some form of local program origination requirement (even if it is in the spare bedroom of the owner's residence). Management personnel must be physically located within the main studio area of the station and must be accessible through a geographic (non toll-free) telephone number.

Pai's version of local radio has destroyed virtually all accountability that a broadcaster entrusted to use the scarce resource of broadcast spectrum is obligated to. I feel that there is (unfortunately) more to come.

As we have heard, podcasts have become a "now" thing that everyone is doing.

Websites are producing podcasts to accompany their text and video, individuals have moved their social life into spare bedrooms where friends and family gather for weekly podcasts, religiously motivated podcasts proclaim the magic of belief and smart people flaunt their geek by podcast.

Step two for all those pod-people is to get the effort noticed as far and wide as possible.

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