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Sunday is a great day for listening to Mushroom FM and I'm proud to be part of the line-up when I bring you The Early Years, following The Mosen Explosion tonight at 6 PM.
Hi, I'm Steve Cutway. I have a wide variety of the best music from the 50s and 60s including songs I haven't played before, several version comparisons including a quadruple one suggested by a listener, and a same title different song pair, also inspired by a listener.
And be sure to join me next week for my "Beautiful" music special. What is it? You'll find out tonight.

The Juke In The Back” focuses on the “soul that came before rock n’ roll,” the records that inspired Elvis, Buddy Holly, The Beatles, The Rolling Stones and countless others.

Hi, I'm Steve Cutway sitting in this week for Bruce Toews; but Bruce has had a definite hand in this weeks selection of the best comedy from around the English-speaking world.
It's Labour Day weekend in North America which means it's back to school next week for hundreds of thousands if not millions of students. In the 2nd hour, I'll focus on school in all its forms. Then stay tuned in the 3rd hour for the next installment of Corner Gas, one of the best Canadian comedy TV series ever produced, with audio description, of course!

Once again, we're back to talk to the world on another edition of a cuppa at the Mosens on mushroom FM.

Since it's been a few weeks since both of us have been with you, it's an open forum this week, although we have a couple of topics to throw into the mix to get you thinking.

It's hard to believe, but it was 20 years ago today that Princess Diana died. For those of us who were around to remember it, it is certainly one of those "where were you when" moments. What are your memories of the day that Princess Diana died, and how has her legacy endured 20 years on.

The Mosen Explosion is back again for another four hours this week. It’s the show that makes you glad you only have to put up with it for four hours a week, and it’s the show with a repaired, reinvigorated, rejuvenated listener line! Hurray! Someone put a shilling in the meter or something, and now you can call in again to 404-458-0645. You can also participate in all the fun by sending an email either in writing, or containing an audio attachment.

We're back for another week of great Celtic music on Mushroom FM. There's no theme this week, just a fine selection of pieces guaranteed to make you laugh, cry and possibly go to sleep. These were the three skills an ancient bard had to possess to be worthy of the title, and I've brought together many of the best modern bards, bands and balladeers from both sides of the pond for three hours of awesomeness which I hope you will enjoy.

Sunday is a great day for listening to Mushroom FM and I'm proud to be part of the line-up when I bring you The Early Years, following The Mosen Explosion at 6 PM.
You can contact me any time by e-mail at steve@mushroomfm.com with comments about the show and suggestions for future shows.
So join me, Steve Cutway, on The Early Years, for the best music from the 50s and 60s, after The Mosen Explosion, only on Mushroom FM, the home of the fun guys, making four decades of magic mushroom memories!

Hi, I'm Steve Cutway sitting in this week and next for Bruce Toews; but Bruce has had a definite hand in this weeks selection of the best comedy from around the world including an interesting double entendre item and the next installment of Corner Gas, one of the best Canadian comedy TV series ever produced, with audio description, of course!

The Juke In The Back” focuses on the “soul that came before rock n’ roll,” the records that inspired Elvis, Buddy Holly, The Beatles, The Rolling Stones and countless others.

It was with profound shock and sadness that I learned upon waking this morning of the death of Tracey Clasper.

Tracey was a much-loved voice on Mushroom FM for over three and a half years. We first heard her on-air trying to keep her husband Terry under control during 60s 70s Sunday, But Trace grew in confidence as a broadcaster, and soon she was making a significant contribution in her own right with shows of her own.