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This special Vintage Christmas – Fun / Family show on Garage Fly Radio is a joyful, uninterrupted holiday journey made for kids, parents, and anyone who grew up with classic Christmas magic.

We kick things off with Alvin and the Chipmunks Christmas, then glide into Frosty the Snowman Christmas Favorites, followed by the festive fun of Santa Claus Christmas Party. From there, we visit Mickey Mouse Christmas by Walt Disney, and gently close the night with the warm, comforting charm of Captain Kangaroo Christmas.

This extended holiday set is designed to let the music (and memories) play — perfect for decorating, baking, family time, or simply bringing the spirit of Christmas into your home.

No talking. No interruptions.
Just vintage Christmas joy, start to finish. ✨

This Sunday morning on Garage Fly Radio, Jukebox invites you to slow down and revisit the album that changed everything for America — Meet The Beatles!.

Released in January 1964, this record introduced the United States to the Fab Four at full force and helped ignite Beatlemania. From the opening notes, it captures the optimism, energy, and unmistakable sound that made The Beatles a cultural phenomenon.

So pour the coffee, settle in, and let the vinyl spin. Brunch With The Beatles is about more than music — it's about memory, connection, and sharing the soundtrack of our lives.

JukeBox

Tonight's Audio Movie Night on Garage Fly Radio is presented without interruption—no hosts, no commentary, no breaks. Just the experience.

We're featuring the audio version of A Clockwork Orange, a provocative and unsettling dystopian classic that explores free will, morality, control, and the cost of imposed order. This is intentional, late-night listening meant for focus and immersion, not background noise.

Dim the lights. Put on your headphones. Let the story unfold as it was meant to be heard.

Tonight is Movie Night on Garage Fly Radio, and we're doing it differently: no traditional intro, no talking—just a clean, uninterrupted feature.

We open the night with “Eye in the Sky” by The Alan Parsons Project (released as a single in May 1982) to set the mood, then roll straight into our audio version of 1984 for a full, immersive listen.

Dim the lights, get comfortable, and let the story carry you away on Garage Fly Radio

Welcome back to Brunch With The Beatles on Garage Fly Radio! Jukebox is serving up another cozy morning of vinyl, memories, and Fab Four goodness—this time featuring Introducing… The Beatles, the first Beatles studio album released in the United States, issued by Vee-Jay Records on January 10, 1964.

This record is a true piece of Beatlemania history: it's closely tied to the UK Please Please Me era, but the U.S. release became famous for multiple versions and legal wrangling, making it one of the most talked-about (and collected) early Beatles LPs in America.

So pour the coffee, pull up a chair, and let's rewind to the moment the Beatles were just hitting in the States—one brunch track at a time.

Tonight, we're dropping the needle on Prince's Batman—the 1989 soundtrack album created for the film Batman and one of the boldest pop-culture collisions of the era. Released June 20, 1989, the record is packed with Prince's signature blend of funk, rock, and synth-pop, and it spins like a neon-lit night drive through Gotham—moody one moment, party-ready the next.

Expect big, cinematic energy and standout cuts like “Batdance,” “Partyman,” “The Arms of Orion,” “Scandalous!,” “Electric Chair,” and “The Future.”

Turn it up, let the vinyl vibes hit, and join us for a full-on 1989 soundtrack night—Garage Fly Radio style.

Step back in time with Garage Fly Radio Rewind, where we bring back the golden-age vibes of radio theater—the kind of storytelling that painted whole worlds with nothing but voices, music, and sound effects.

In this rewind session, we're spinning classic-style drama across three legendary lanes: crime and investigation with Dragnet, frontier grit with Gunsmoke, and hard-boiled police tension with Precinct. If you love old-school suspense, western atmosphere, and that “turn-the-lights-down and listen” feeling—this episode is your time machine.

Good morning, Garage Fly Radio listeners—welcome to the very first episode of Brunch With The Beatles! Jukebox is your host, and this one is personal: growing up, Beatles music was a shared language between him and his mom—comfort, connection, and the kind of songs that turn an ordinary morning into a memory.

For our inaugural spin, we're dropping the needle on a special piece of Beatles history: the early Hamburg-era recordings with Tony Sheridan (often released as The Beatles' First! / “The Beatles featuring Tony Sheridan”). These sessions capture the band before the world knew their name—raw, hungry, and already unmistakable. The compilation is widely noted as drawing from recordings made in Hamburg in 1961 and 1962, originally released in West Germany in 1964 on Polydor.

So grab your coffee (and yes, pancakes are encouraged) and join us for a laid-back brunch hang—vinyl crackle, early Beatles energy, and peace-and-love vibes all the way through.

This week on Garage Fly Radio's Story Time, Boz and Jukebox crack open the memory vault and spin two timeless childhood adventures—starting with Pinocchio, then taking flight with Peter Pan—all wrapped in that cozy, scratchy, old-school vinyl vibe.

We kick things off with Pinocchio, including the surprising behind-the-scenes detail that Carlo Collodi's earliest versions were originally headed in a much darker direction before the story evolved into the heartwarming classic so many of us grew up with. Then we soar into Peter Pan, the boy who never grew up, plus a fun fact about how J.M. Barrie drew inspiration from the Llewelyn Davies brothers near him in London.

If you grew up with Story Time records, bedtime tales, or Disney nights on the couch—this one's for you.
Tune in, and come back next week for another dose of storytelling magic.

What do you do when you feel overlooked, outmatched, or like the odds are stacked against you? In this Season 2 kickoff of Garage Fly Radio: For God & Country, Boz dives into Luke 18 and the parable of the persistent widow and the unjust judge—a story Jesus tells to strengthen our faith when life feels unfair and we're tempted to quit.

This episode reframes persistence: it's not begging a reluctant God—it's trusting a faithful Father. We talk about “widow moments” (work, health, finances, relationships, spiritual dryness), why adversity is part of the Christian walk (Ephesians 6:12), and how prayer shapes our posture and keeps our eyes fixed on Christ. You'll also hear why resting isn't quitting, and how your view of God impacts everything (A.W. Tozer).

Scripture referenced: Luke 18:1–8, Psalm 10:16–18, Matthew 7:7–11, Psalm 34:18, 1 John 5:14–15, Matthew 5:3–12, Romans 12:2, 1 Chronicles 16:11, Ephesians 6:12.
Stick with us this season—we're trying new formats, so tell us what hits home. God Bless, see you soon,

Jukebox and Boz