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No ghost story for me either so I'm regulated to listener status tonight.

Coast is back, at least for one night...

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Now who said that, Larson or the other guy, this guy sounds like another wacko. I think it was in the third hour, george asked 'how do you tell if someone is possessed?' Larson answered 'are they cutting their lawn?' It was another in a long line of humorous quips Larson was laying on george most o...

First show I ever heard was Art's G2G in '93 and haven't missed them since. Always one of my favourites.

I didn't plan on it but tuned in last night, Bob Larson was the guest. I hadn't heard of him before so I researched him on the fly and figured it could have the potential to be another train wreck episode of C2C before it was all said and done. Unfortunately it wasn't but hearing Larson shill his ex...

Three million a week? That almost seems too low for a show that use to pop 10 million a night not that long ago. Makes me wonder what people are listening to at night because it sure ain't C2C.

Thanks to the net I'm able to check out some shows I would normally never get to see (don't have cable tv, just peasant vision). In no order I'm watching: Boston Legal House Office Smallville Curb Deadwood Sunny in Philly Rome Corner Gas Trailer Park Boys Eureka Arrested Development Weeds Shark and ...

Originally posted by Shirleypal This has got to be a big embarrassment for PremRad and Coast.

That ship left the harbour sometime during the third hour of the Ouija Board show.

Three million listeners seems a lot closer to the early 2001 era of Coast.

Did Phil Hendrie come back or are they playing replays of his show? Phil's been back for just over two months doing new shows on TRN. He has revamped the show a bit, doing a little more politics, daily news and interviews with his characters. He hasn't taken actual callers to interact with his char...

All these years we've always looked at it from this angle but if you flip it about 160 degrees...?

Cap's been all but forgotten since the end of WW2 when patriotic heroes were no longer needed. His appearances in Tales of Suspense then later under his banner title starting in 1968 under the watchful eye of Jack Kirby brought some respectability back to Cap, but those days have long since passed. ...

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Glamorous wrote: I wish I could remember the guest and the exact program, but it was early 98' and they were talking about the Pyramids and how they mathematically lined up to distant stars......

Sounds like Graham Hancock who did a couple of shows around that time about the pyramids.

When Larry King moved his night time radio show to days in 1993, I started roaming around the dial looking for a nocturnal alternative and found Art's show on a skip from some station out of Lincoln Nebraska. Art had a "ghost open line" and the calls were somewhat disturbing but it certain...