WKGF Presents: The Witching Hour - Coast to Coast & Beyond

Show Notes: Season 2 finale.

It's Friday night January 5th, and the first show of the new decade - 1990! The moon is the Waxing Gibbous phase, Born on the Fourth of July took the top spot at the box office, and Another Day in Paradise and Do They Know It's Christmas continued their chokehold on the music charts!

Its Friday, December 29th and wonderful 1980s are coming to a close! The moon is in a Waxing Crescent phase, Wayne Gretzy and Martina Navratilova were just named Athletes of the Decade, Do The Know It's Christmas has taken over the airwaves, and The War of the Roses beat out Tango & Cash as the number one movie in America.

The Bizarre End of Cooper McNeely guest stars Aleksandra Tarasyeva, Kat Deo, and XxNerfy.

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It's Friday, December 22nd, 1989. The moon is in a Waning Crescent phase, Back to the Future Part II retook the number 1 spot at the box office, Another Day in Paradise by Phil Collins overtook the number one slot on the Billboard 100, and you have just two shopping days left before Christmas! May we suggest a Teddy Ruxpen? How about some Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle action figures? Perhaps some Micro Machines, Lil' Miss Makeup, or any Batman movie tie-ins? They're all sure to please this holiday season!

It's December 15th, 1989, the moon is in the Waning Gibbous phase, National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation is the number one movie in America, Billy Joel's We Didn't Start the Fire sits atop the Billboard 100, and Max Thorn has had a very hard, very exhausting week... But he's here... taking your calls on this foggy Friday night!

It's Friday night, December 8th, 1989, and something very, very weird is happening!

Starring Grant Fieldgrove and Riss Halbwachs

It's December 1, 1989, the moon is in a Waxing Crescent phase, National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation narrowly beats out Back to the Future Part 2 for the spot atop the box office, and somehow, Blame it on the Rain is still sitting at the top of the music charts in America.

It's November 24th, 1989, the moon is in a Waning Crescent phase, Back to the Future Part II set the box office on fire over the Thanksgiving holiday, and the top song on the music charts is Blame it on the Rain by Milli Vanilli.

It's November 17th, 1989 and the moon is in an Waning Gibbous phase. Harlem Nights has dethroned Look Who's Talking as this week's Box Office Camp, while Bad English holds on to the top spot on the music charts with When I See You Smile, and baseball pitcher Bret Saberhagen signed a record breaking contract with the Kansas City Royals for a sum nearing 3 million dollars a year!

'The Hum' Guest Stars Cirillo Gonzalez and Jason Isaac Melnyk

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It's November 10th, 1989 and the Berlin Wall is currently being demolished by German crowds... Look Who's Talking is still ruling the box office, and When I See You Smile by Bad English has taken the top spot on the music charts. The moon is in a Waxing Gibbous phase, and Max Thorn is back on the air for the first time since...the incident.

It's November 3rd, 1989 - the moon is in a Waxing Crescent Phase, Listen to Your Heart by Roxette is the Number 1 song on the radio, Look Who's Talking is ruling the box office, and the nation's top news story is that of a deadly incident which occured live, on air, broadcast from the WKGF Studio in Bakersfield, CA.