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• Lanny's Good Music Show
• Michael Magyar informed of the Millenium Brunch, 9-12 Saturdays, WMEB 91.9FM, Orono, Maine, back in '96.
• From: Peter Gaston (8/95): Mark Wilson and Chris Hines hosted "The Boot Show" from 11 PM to 2 AM on Saturday nights on WHCL 88.7 FM at Hamilton College. The show features a sampling of the best Phish and Dead in concert from Wilson's personal collection of tapes. It is three hours of extremely KIND tunes.
• Rich Thompson used to do a show at James Madison University on WXJM 88.7 FM with up to half an hour for Phish. Rick particularly enjoys fun combinations (my friend > cavern, catapult > stash, mango > golgi. For spring 1994, this show was Thursday nights 2-3am.
• BJ D'Avella did "the Phish Phifteen", a segment of a show Tuesday nights 1:30-2:30 am on Philladelphia's 103.3 WPRB. BJ hoped (4/6/94) to expand to the Phish Halph.
• Jason Knell: "I am the newly appointed music director at my station here in smithfield, ri (88.7 WJMF)...spotlighting Phish on sunday may 1 (1994)."
• Brian Lipman had the Blue Screen Show (89.3 WNUR-FM Evanston/Chicago): Chico (Brian Lipman) and Ooodz (Scott Rognlien) serve as your late night friends, treating you to the rarest and most sought-after live tunes from the vast Blue Screen tape archives. Featured bands include Phish (and plenty of it!), The Grateful Dead, Widespread Panic, Dave Matthews Band, Blues Traveler and lots more. The Blue Screen also brings you tasty tidbits of information in "Conversations" with our pals, such as Trey Anastasio from Phish and John Popper from Blues Traveler.
• Max (?) as of 2/23/95 had "a show on 97.7 at Duquesne U. in Pittsburgh ... the signal is broadcast over cable not through the air. There aren't any stations left on FM in PGH. Needless to say the situation sucks because only campus people can get it, and there are many more Phish phans out there than are what on campus. I run an hour long show with a half an hour dedicated to phish."
• Shawn Orloff, as of 11/2/95, ran "a show in Syracuse, NY on 750am, WERW, from 3-6am on Thursdays"

BTW, Phish has appeared in a number of radio shows, e.g. Rockline 2/3/97 and National Public Radio. (A collection is circulating, of three 100min tapes, called the Tank Talk Tapes.) From: Jonathan Perry Thu, 27 Oct 1994: A lot of what they played was bands and songs mentioned in the FAQ. They played some of the Dude (It officially came out that night I think) and from what I can remember off the top of my head, Marvin Gaye, new Ween, Captain Beefheart (I think; this one is a little foggy), a lot of non-Phish sounding music. The radio station they played on was the big "alternative" station. I was very clear to see the influence of the sounds they played although the songs and bands weren't very similar to Phish. The listeners really annoyed me mostly though. 2/3 called asking for free tickets. ... and Mike was on the Prairie Home Companion on 12/7/02.