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Video from our Christmas Night netcast

Christmas Night Show now available...

Forgot to plug the live Christmas Night show, here but alas all is not lost. The shows are now up (all 5 hours) for your dining and dancing post holiday festiveness.

Go to the WURN.net main page and look for the "WURN live" section. You will find the fun and games as an act in 3 parts...

Pathetics, Fleshtones, James Brown, Sonics, Del Fuegos, Tom Lehrer, Stiff Little Fingers, Angry Johnny, Pogues, Jason and The Straptones and more at The RadioSpeakeasy Christmas Special on The Wormtown Underground Radio Network

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download mp3 for later listening

Missed the live WURN.net broadcast Saturday night...??

No need to fear. Here are the links where you can listen to the broadcasts. It ran 5 hours so it's chopped up into three parts...
Part 1 (7PM - 9PM)

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Part 2 (9PM - 11PM)

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Part 3 (11PM - end)

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BTW it looks like our next live netcast will be Christmas Night... Details to follow.

Live Broadcast Saturday Night (Nov 13)

Heidi and I, along with some still to be determined special guests will be teaming up Saturday Night at 7PM to do some live streaming. Make sure you head on over to the Wormtown Underground Radio Network for the audio links

RadioSpeakeasy Fall Edition

A bit of Halloween music interspersed among the likes of The Real Kids, The Sorrows, The Pathetics, Dead Boys, and more...

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Download the program (right click and "save as")

August Edition of Radio Speakeasy

After the upheaval of earlier this summer, we've settled in at our new home at wurn.net and the August edition of Radio Speakeasy is now up. Highlights include The Real Kids, The Kinks, Lyres, Barry and The Remains, Helen Love, The Raspberries, and more. Available both for immediate streaming by clicking on the "listen now" link, or download the full MP3 and copy to your favorite portable player by "right/alt clicking" on "listen later" and then choose "save link as"... or similar.

Head on over now to WURN.NET and check it out.