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- 10 / 02 / 82 -

[No known recording of this show exists.]

- 10 / 09 / 82 -

[No known recording of this show exists.]

- 10 / 16 / 82 -

[The show is now two hours long.] Complaining about the headphones, Mike was in New York City on Monday, visiting Frank at WKHK, J.C. Lodge ID, trying to guess a soundtrack, conveying personal messages over the air, leaves in the street, music from "Anyone Can Whistle," PDQ Bach, Yoko Ono, The Real World: German news commentary to a disco rap beat, old children's songs from a compilation called "Old Mother Hippletoe," some Rip 'n Read pieces, Eric calls the fish leather manufacturer mentioned in a story, getting tickets for good driving, trying to call the LAPD for a comment, ocean waves, deteriorating delay effect, birds, Be Bop Deluxe, Robert Palmer, multiple Joel Blocks, Mikey Dread, Fine Arts Center promo, Pachelbel's Canon, Mike and Eric discover that their phone numbers as children were one digit off, the Scraggy Hill Elementary School, Eric went to P.S. 95 in Queens, an allusion to the abandoned Edgewood mental hospital on Commack Road, Mike used to live in Philadelphia, a message from your local Defense Department, Tin Pan Alley tunes, the news, Mike shouts out numbers. Music follows: The Firesign Theatre, WUSB music promo, Life of Brian, Billy Cobham ID, Fine Arts Center promo.

October 16
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- 10 / 23 / 82 -

Changing headphones, Suzanne Ciani in the background, Mike got to meet Suzanne Ciani, how the WUSB interview helped to inspire her new single, Eric shows Mike how WUSB is now listed with directory assistance, Baird Hersey, Laurie Anderson, "computer all-stars" will be reciting the phone number, the new theme is in its third week, WUSB is officially the most powerful radio station on campus, remembering the first days of the station, Michael Hoenig, The Real World: [miscue] a guide to various phone services that are available, The Selecter, music from "The Atomic Cafe," the delicatessen sketch, The Clash, "Rob the Cashbox," Eric tries to call Albania, trying to get a number from 800 information, calling international information direct, Lorna Bennett, Scotty, Mike and Eric argue over technical stuff, Fine Arts Center promo, Yoko Ono, The Quick, Trio, trying to play it backwards, the news, Mike reads Wednesday's weather, Nassakeag Elementary School ID. Music follows: Yoko Ono, John Lennon.

October 23
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- 10 / 30 / 82 -

Christmas greetings, Gary Pecorino holiday greeting, singing dogs, Mike promises to one day play the flip side, Eric remembers buying a 45 rpm single in a machine, Storm Information Hotline promo, the crickets are gone, Rich Koch holiday greeting, Mike was in Philadelphia, a choice for listeners on what speech to hear later in the show, Frank is back from WKHK, Barry Ragin holiday greeting, Andrews Sisters, Hard to Answer Questions Your Kids May Ask, Jimmy Osmond, Todd Houslanger holiday greeting, wondering if it's possible to play "White Christmas," Walt Skretch holiday greeting, "The Village Common" will be on next Thursday, NRBQ, "White Christmas" over the phone, Priscilla Virant holiday greeting, The Clash, Jim Caligiuri holiday greeting, The Real World: Ronald Reagan acceptance speech from November 1980, Marc Stern holiday greeting, a Christmas story by Robert J. Lurtsema, Arnie Pritchett holiday greeting, Eric objects to the long story that was just played, Eric Corley holiday greeting, Buddy Angelillo holiday greeting, Beach Boys, an excerpt from "The Saturday Night Circus" Christmas show years ago featuring "Blind Lemon Jefferson," Paul Harris, and Ed Goldberg, David Durst holiday greeting, Christmas carol with effects, dub organizer promo, how to speak with an authoritative voice, Mike Bifulco holiday greeting, Jethro Tull, Rich Silverman holiday greeting, Campus Anxiety: chasing a bicyclist and writing out tickets, Laurie Anderson, a record that ended before its time, "Here At Stony Brook" theme, Eric tries to do live promotions for various themes, "Tribute" theme, "Lavender Wimmin" theme, New York City is getting a new area code of 718, Steve Bleiberg holiday greeting, Steve is reported to be in Alaska now, the cart machine is laughing, Tish Valter reports that Laurie Anderson is playing at the Brooklyn Academy of Music, Mike and Eric argue over what to play after the show, Steve Specht holiday greeting, The Kinks, Mike Yuhas holiday greeting, Deirdre Jersey holiday greeting, the news, Erika Goldstein holiday greeting, Mike and Eric reach an agreement on how to play both of their album sides at the same time. Music follows: Laurie Anderson and Hamlet.

October 30
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