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SLAY Radio is an internet-based radio station, transmitting from Gothenburg in Sweden and relaying to several other relays. Normally, it automatically plays from its internal playlist of Commodore 64 remixes that have mainly come from Remix.Kwed.Org and the commercial CDs at C64Audio.com. Members of the SLAY Radio website can also make requests from the playlist. On certain days of the week, usually starting at 20:00 CET (GMT+1) (but this time can change), there are also live shows, hosted by one or more...

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The Podcast home of CSE Radio originals Band of Brothers, Shock Therapy, Slay Talk, The Inner Circle, $hock Value, Battle of the Sexes, Just Like Music and more...

Hadd 2 Radio is where hip-hop meets unfiltered truth! Hosted by the one and only PaperRouteSlay, this ain’t your average podcast—it’s raw, real, and always on point. From the streets to the studio, Slay brings you the latest in uncut hip-hop news, wild industry stories, and straight-up hilarious takes on the culture. No sugarcoating, no holding back—just the realest conversations with artists, hustlers, and insiders who’ve Hadd 2 keep it solid. Backed by Paper Route Empire and PlayFoul Co., this show sta...

In less than four years on the San Francisco Bay Area theatre circuit, after breathing new life into radio classics like 'The Shadow' in 2015, followed by the staging of 'Slay Bells Ring (Are you listening?),' four comedic original one-acts which played to sold out houses at the Hotel Petaluma in 2016, the Petaluma Radio Players, the North Bay's most eclectic and energized radio theatre company, are continuing to churn out a cornucopia of radio plays including vintage dramas like 'One Way Passage' (1932)...