The KMAG Network

Summer is here as far as I'm concerned. Here's the kickoff because I'm going to take a little time off and hand the reins to a guest DJ for the next upcoming mix. If you're interested, contact me just like a request…[email protected]. Don't be shy!

Twenty-five years ago, a good comedy involving Gen X was released and it's mostly held up despite spawning another compilation of crap already played on the radio. Enjoy this bonus April episode! Remember, please send requests to [email protected]. Don't be shy!

Before Idiocracy, before Americathon, there was Soylent Green and in honor of this dystopia that everybody knows the ending to, I dedicate the episode to it because the story takes place around this very same time. Remember, please send requests to [email protected]. Don't be shy!

Beware the Different Styles of March! April Fools Day is a comin'! Doing it again because I'm not out of funny songs and routines to go with them.

Third time's a charm! Plus KMAG's first request from a co-worker/friend who has good taste. I know this episode is early but April Fools' Day is coming and maybe 2022 will get a Baker's Dozen. Remember, requests are sent to [email protected]

Two in a row isn't much of a roll but after 25 years, a victory is a victory. The database which stores what has been played is now done so send an e-mail with a request and we'll see if it can be worked in: [email protected]

This celebrates my first radio show without a net and it all started 35 years ago! Hence the goofy "college radio" image. Back then I took the crappy Friday 10 PM to 1 AM shift because the alternative (pun intended) was no opportunity at WMUR. And welcome to the improved format courtesy of the Internet and Guitar Center!

Xmas is upon us already? Let's go back in time to the Eighties since the Twenties are really still sucking!

KMAG Halloween is back! For 2021, the focus is on elements from the holiday as you'll figure them out through their troikas of songs and comedy snippets. It all concludes with the 35th anniversary of a beloved Chicago TV institution saying goodbye.

Thus concludes the first 20 (or 40?) WMAG - KMAG mixtapes from 1992-96. I hope you enjoyed them. New ones will be returning in Rocktober!