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Request Line Time of Show WLRH 256-895-9574 Sat 8-9PM Request Line Time Of Show WLRH 256-895-9574 Sat 8-9PM Microwave Dave Huntsville Alabama WALW 256-905-4400 Jason Wells Moulton Alabama WJAB Tue 6-8PM Microwave Dave Normal Alabama WWNT Mon 6-1PM Gil Anthony Dothan Alabama WVVL Sun 6-11PM Gil Anthony Dothan Alabama WNSI 251-368-2106 Keith Castleberry Atmore Alabama WZEW 251-433-92FM Sun 2-5pm Tim Camp Mobile Alabama WMS Radio [email protected] Wildman Steve Auburn Alabama KMXT 907-486-3181 Mon 9PM-12M Fred Hawley Kodiak Alaska Radio Vaga Danny Birch Peoria Arizona KBRP 520-432-1400 Ryan Bruce Bisbee Arizona KXCI 520-622-5924 Sat 5-9PM Marty Kool Tucson Arizona KUAF 479-575-2556 Fri 7-10PM PJ Robowski Fayetteville Arkansas KJazz 562-985-2999 Sat 2-7pm Gary Wagner Long Beach Ca KCSN Mark Tortorici Northridge Ca KSDS 619-388-3162 Sat 8PM-12M San Diego Ca Under Currents none Syndicated Gregg McVicar Walnut Creek Ca KSCU 408-554-5728 Sun 6-11AM Mark Jacobson San Jose Ca KSJS 408-924-KSJS various Brad Stone San Jose Ca KUOP Mick Martin Stockton Ca KMFB 707-964-5307 Mon 9pm - 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