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Yes, we've got more Celtic Christmas carols this week. We're slowly increasing the amount of festive music over the next few weeks. Anticipation is the best thing about this season, I find. We've got a Christmas "Celtic Cover" and lots of other great music as well. In other words, it's another three hours of Come by the Hills again on Mushroom FM! So, come and join us on Sunday after Steve and The Early Years, or on Friday following the morning edition of The Smorgasbord!

Do you remember A.M radio? It was the way radio was done prior to 1970. And, we'll be talking about good old A.M, and listening to a few samples of incoming stations live during the first half hour of the Snowman Radio this week. Steve will be joining me, and I'll try to get him interested in the radio thing.
But, there's lots of great music too, the best the 60's and 70's can offer. And there's just no fun like the fun of two old guys playing their favorite music. We have fun, and hope our fun is contagious.

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.

Ho! Ho! Ho! It’s a holiday “A Cuppa at the Mosens” Thursday 7:00 – 9:00 p.m. EST on mushroomfm.com and in all your fav music apps. As we enter the frenetic period known as the holiday season, we will share some of our favourite holiday memories, hear some of yours, and talk about the highs and lows of the season. We might even throw in a holiday song or two!
Remember Santa Claus may be listening, and he wants to know if you’ve been naughty or nice, so pop on over to mushroomfm.com/cuppa to find out how to tell us what’s on your holiday list.

The holidays are all about traditions and rituals. Turkey, mistletoe, Santa, and enjoying Mushroom FM's famous holiday Countdown and Christmas Party. Yes, Hark! Hark and be merry! It's back.

After you have your all-important say, our elves will be making a list, checking it twice, and presenting a 10-hour extravaganza of the top 100 holiday songs as determined by our listeners.

I'm late with my reminder today because I'm madly scrambling to get ready for the big switch. What is the big switch you ask? Well, you'll just have to join me in The Early Years to find out.
When Jonathan says "goodbye" for another week at 6 PM Eastern in just over 4 hours, or the Mushroom Pot relinquishes control to a human on Wednesday morning at 7 AM Eastern, don't touch your internet device and stay tuned for The Early Years on Mushroom FM, the

It's beginning, just beginning mind you, to look a lot like Christmas here on Mushroom FM, so we're just beginning to crack open the Christmas surprises on Come by the Hills. Remember those chocolate Advent calendars you used to get when you were a kid? (Actually, I never got one, but my cousins had them.) Well, I've decided to treat Christmas music a little bit like that this year. You used to only be allowed to open one calendar square per day as Christmas approached so that the excitement could last as long as possible. so this is what I'm doing.

We have an utterly packed, news-filled, music-laden Mosen Explosion for you this week and I can’t wait.

Most important, I’ll be unlocking the accessible virtual voting booth for Mushroom FM’s much-loved top 100 holiday countdown. I’ll explain how you can have your say. Will you be the first person to cast a vote in this year’s event. If you’re on the ball, and tuned in, it just might be you.

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.

A Cuppa At The Mosens is Mushroom FM’s live global blindness call-in show, heard live on Thursday evenings at 7 PM US Eastern time.

This week, join Bonnie and Jonathan as we speak with David Woodbridge. Chances are you’re familiar with David’s voice, as he’s a prolific technology podcaster. We’ll talk with David about his work for Vision Australia and learn about his background. We’ll reminisce about the technology we all once used that has now long gone, and talk about some of the gadgets that have stood out for us in 2017 as we near the year’s end.