Fair week has come to town, and Tim is taking calls through another hot night at 93.3 WDRK.

There are fairground hours to straighten out, a young caller keeping her steer company, and more fish in Curtis’s freezer than he knows what to do with.


Earlier in the broadcast, a caller mentioned something she found along her fence line.

Tim brings it up in passing. Curtis wants to know more.

It’s too hot to sleep, and the phones are open at 93.3 WDRK.

A fisherman calls from a payphone, Carol is working through a kitchen full of canning jars, and Dale is trying to survive the night with a broken air conditioner.


Larry’s weather card says the river is steady. Curtis has been down at the water, and he isn’t so sure

Tim settles in for another overnight shift at 93.3 WDRK.

The community calendar needs reading, the phone lines are open, and a new segment called The Relay joins the broadcast.

There’s also a story about a power outage. The kind of thing you might call a radio station about when you’re still thinking about it late at night.
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It’s Tim’s first night behind the microphone at 93.3 WDRK.

There’s weather to get through, local sponsors to keep happy, and a phone line open to anyone still awake. Around town, the evening is mostly over.

For the people calling in, a few things are still on their minds Start here.

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