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Garage Fly Radio steps back into the sounds of the 1950s and 1960s for a very special episode centered around our friend Scott.
On October 28th, Scott turns 66.
He owns a 1966 Chevy.
And there is one dream we want to help him experience:
Driving his '66 on Route 66 at age 66.
In this episode, Jukebox & Boz share Scott's story, his interview, his love of classic cars, friendship, community, and some of the music that helped define the 50s and 60s.
Scott is loud, funny, loyal, unforgettable, and one of those people who simply shows up when someone needs him.
This time, Garage Fly Radio wants to show up for Scott.
Some Dreams Never Fade.
Garage Fly Radio
Music • Cars • Good People
Same Roads. Better People. ❤️
This episode is a personal journey through the German disco and club scene of the 1980s, as Boz lived it growing up in Germany.
Starting in her early teens, discos weren't just nightclubs — they were places to dance in the afternoons, feel free, meet friends, and discover music that shaped a generation.
These songs move year by year through the 80s, capturing the sound, energy, and atmosphere of the German dance floors where Boz came of age.
There's no commentary once the music begins — just one story, told through rhythm, movement, and memory.
Press play and step onto the dance floor with Boz.
Diese Sendung ist eine persönliche Reise durch die deutsche Disco- und Clubszene der 1980er Jahre — so, wie Boz sie als Jugendliche in Deutschland erlebt hat.
Schon früh waren Discos Orte zum Tanzen am Nachmittag, zum Zusammensein, zum Frei-Sein und zum Entdecken von Musik, die eine ganze Generation geprägt hat.
Nach dem Intro spricht nur noch die Musik — ehrlich, direkt und voller Erinnerungen.
Lasst euch treiben und kommt mit Boz auf die Tanzfläche.
Before electronic music ruled the world, there was Kraftwerk.
This Saturday night, Jukebox and Boz take you back to an early live performance captured at Rockpalast — a moment when boundaries were being erased and a new musical language was forming.
Minimal, hypnotic, and revolutionary, this is Kraftwerk before the polish — pure innovation in real time.
Dim the lights, turn it up, and experience history unfold on Garage Fly Radio.
Saturday Night — Electronic Origins Live
Good morning, nostalgia lovers ☀️
Saturday mornings are for memories — and few soundtracks are as joyful, energetic, and iconic as Grease.
Join Jukebox and Boz as they take you back to Rydell High, spinning the songs that defined a generation and still get toes tapping decades later. From romance to rock-and-roll swagger, this is a soundtrack that never goes out of style.
Grease: The Soundtrack
Saturday Morning — 10:00 AM
Only on Garage Fly Radio
Before streaming specials and viral clips, comedy lived on vinyl — and few did it better than Eddie Murphy.
Join Jukebox and Boz for a night of classic stand-up straight from the turntable, featuring the fearless humor, cultural impact, and laugh-out-loud moments that made Eddie Murphy a comedy icon.
Raw, legendary, and timeless — this is comedy the way it was meant to be heard.
Comedy Night on Vinyl
Thursday Night — Garage Fly Radio
Nobody puts nostalgia in a corner.
Join Jukebox and Boz as they dive into the iconic soundtrack of Dirty Dancing — a film where music didn't just support the story, it was the story. From slow-burning romance to explosive dance-floor energy, these songs defined a generation and still move us today.
It's a night of memories, emotion, and pure cinematic magic — only on Garage Fly Radio.
Wednesday 1/21/2026 — 9:00 PM
This episode is a little different — and intentionally so.
For this spiritual conversation, I chose everyday music instead of traditional Christian music. Songs people already know. Songs that have lived alongside us through joy, grief, questions, and long nights.
Because faith doesn't only meet us in church.
It meets us in the car, in the kitchen, in the quiet moments when we're just trying to get through the day.
This episode is not a sermon.
It's not a prediction.
It's a conversation — about seasons, suffering, pressure, doubt, love, and hope.
It's for the believer who is tired.
For the seeker who is questioning.
For anyone who still feels a stirring but doesn't quite know what to do with it yet.
The music in this episode was chosen to speak to the heart when words fall short — familiar songs that remind us we're human first, and never alone.
If you've been feeling something shifting…
If faith has felt harder to recognize lately…
If love still matters to you…
This space is for you.
Step into the glow of the silver screen with Sounds From the Cutting Room Floor, a cinematic journey through iconic songs pulled straight from motion pictures and dropped into our lives.
Tonight's show celebrates the tracks that didn't just play in the background — they became the moment. From supernatural anthems and neon-lit new wave to high-energy action themes and unforgettable 80s soundtrack staples, these songs followed us out of the theater and into our hearts.
This episode blends blockbuster favorites with cult-classic cuts, honoring the powerful connection between music and film — the scenes we remember, the feelings they stirred, and the soundtracks that made them timeless.
Settle in, turn it up, and let the music roll as the Garage doors open for Sounds From the Cutting Room Floor — where movie magic lives on through sound.
Tonight on Garage Fly Radio, we turn the lights down and let the neon glow.
From the publisher's feed
Garage Fly Radio began with a friendship that lasted a lifetime.
In 1995, two best friends — Jukebox and Steve — were practicing with their band in Steve's garage when a stubborn fly kept landing on their guitars and microphones. Laughing, Steve suddenly blurted out the name that stuck forever: “Garage Fly.”
They knew right then it was something special.
Though life later took them in different directions, their friendship never changed — months or years apart felt like no time at all.
After Steve passed away in August 2022, Jukebox carried their shared dream forward.
In 2024, Garage Fly Radio was born in Steve's honor — a tribute to a name he created and a friendship that shaped everything.
Today, Jukebox and his wife Boz keep the legacy alive through the music they love and the artists they champion.