This is a short version of the theme, but I'll tell you a quick story first.... tWBS: You're already bought and paid for. Last summer, I was in California. I met a young lady whom I thought was wonderful and really cared about me. Turns out, she only really cared about my
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Request Line: Can We Talk About It?
Still me, tWBS this week. OK, settle down everyone. Rikki-Tikki-Deadly will allegedly be back next week. Allegedly. Hopefully, he'll have a more uplifting theme for you. But I'm in a bad mood and music is the only thing soothing my weary soul. I've had a bad coupla weeks. Bad coupla months, actually. But it hit
Request Line: Buckle Up
Request Line: Duets
Request Line: Coffee is for Closers
Request Line: Songs of Hope
INT. RECORDING STUDIO - DAY DJ 3000: ...and ownership wouldn't even tell you who it's going to be? PRODUCER: That's right. They said it was going to be a special treat, though. DJ 3000: Maybe it's Tombstone! PRODUCER: Don't get me wrong, Tombstone's great, but I don't think he's got enough star power to
DFO Radio: Yes and No
DFO Radio: Do Your Job
Request Line: Do Your Job
INT. RECORDING STUDIO - DAY We join our regularly scheduled program in progress... PRODUCER: ...but I think it's great that the team kept you on the payroll. JIM MCNALLY: Yeah, well, those ticket stubs aren't going to sort themselves. PRODUCER: No, I suppose that's true. Unless everything were done electronically, you know, using barcodes
DFO Radio: Ain’t No Party Like A Boat Party Because A Boat Party Floats On
INT. CYBERSPACE - DAY. A sleazy producer opens up a private slack channel. RIKKI-TIKKI-DEADLY: Hey man, thanks for taking over Request Line this week. BRETT FAVRE'S COLONOSCOPY: No problem, it's my pleasure. RTD: So, about publication. I'll handle DFO Radio, of course, unless you insanely want to do that part yourself too. BFC: Yeah, I'm not




