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The tale of the Candle and the Moon, this week on SnowWhiteFM. Plus, honey. Is it really just sugar? Or, is there actually more to it. we'll have the usual exciting features, this day in history, the national weather, famous birthdays, and lots of our favorite music from the 60's 70's and early 80's, all presented by the inimitable one, the Snowman. It's not just what we play. It's how we play it. Come spend saturday night at my house. 8PM eastern, on MushroomFM.com.

it's pretty rare, occasions where you face blindness descrimination, and yet you have the upper hand, and are totally able to demand, and acquire accomodation, and successfully convey a positive message at the same time. But, it sure feels good when it happens. The Snowman's car buying experience, tonight on SnowWhiteFM. That and so much more, and the fun starts at 8PM eastern, on MushroomFM.com

This week, on SnowWhiteFM, now that you know how to avoid a bee sting, from last week's show, what should you do if you actually get one anyway? And, in honor of Father's Day, we're playing all music by female vocalists in our second hour. Whether that is a compensatory concert, to help make up for the fact that it isn't Mother's Day anymore, and the men are getting all the attention, or whether it is because Daddy likes to hear the girls sing, we'll let you decide. But, in any event, come join the fun, 8PM eastern, on MushroomFM.com

Laura Nyro is the topic this week, as Steve joins the Snowman in the first hour. We'll hear some of her original music, some covers, and learn some interesting things about her. We'll hear Laura-related comments as well from Todd Rundgren and Alice Cooper. All that plus the usual fun and games, plus the best music of the 60s and 70s. The fun starts at 8PM eastern, 7 central, Saturday night on MushroomFM.com.

The Snowman pays tribute to the late Rush Limbaugh this Saturday, February 20, during the first hour, starting at 8PM eastern. A monster talent has just departed the scene. If you hated him, you didn't know him.

This week, on the Snowman Radio, we're saying goodbye to this lovely year of 2020 by winding the clock back 6 years, and revisiting our very first show, which was aired on December 20, 2014. It will be interesting to observe how the show format has evolved over the years. This initial show was a pilot, an experiment, to see whether, after hiding out in relative obscurity, deep in the protective custody of broadcast retirement for over a dozen years, the Snowman still had it in him to do a radio program.

This week, on The SnowmanRadio, Steve joins me for the first hour. We'll be playing songs that were popular at Christmas time back in the late 60's. And, we'll pepper in a few of our favorite holiday standards along the way. And, we'll have plenty to say about it, as we tip our hat to the holiday season. Steve tells us about his experiences at a Manheim Steamroller concert. Plus, we'll also have our usual features, the stupid special holidays, this day in history, Coffee with Ed Potter, and lots more.

If you grew up back in the 60's, and loved lying in bed late at night, listening to music and distant voices magically coming through the darkness, and whispering through your radio in the heart of the night, there is a lot that will spark memories for you, in the Snowman's extended monologue this week on late night radio.

Say What? Really? Steve and The Snowman sleep in the same bed? Say it ain't so! To hear the juicy details, you'll have to tune in, the first hour, starting at 8PM eastern, Saturday on #MushroomFM

This week, on SnowWhiteFM?
The silliness of making precise predictions based on rough guesses,
What your tongue can reveal about your overall state of health,
Surviving Covid-19, and The power of positive thinking,
The amusing wacky holidays for the coming week,
The Snowman's twist on stuff that happened on the 14th day of November back through the years.
The show starts with a bang, with music from 38 special
Plus, Great music by the likes of the Mammas and Pappas, Stevie Wonder, America, Al Jarreau, Dan Hill, and lots more.