B-Pod Studios B-Pod Studios All right, what's up guys? Toucher and Ridge on Boston's home for sports. Mattie 5, the Sports Hub. I'm 9-8-5 to sports

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And rich, I have no idea what this is.

There's a weird phenomenon that happens across all the radio stations in most every city at a certain time of the week. So when I was in a band and we would play on a Saturday night, we would drive all night to come home. And pulling into town, we would have the radio on. We'd usually be getting in town around like 5 a.m. or 6 a.m. on a Sunday morning. And if you've ever been in the car and you've been listening to the radio around that time, it's really spooky because you flip from station to station and there's no music.

There's nothing on except for these public service shows, which every station, I believe by the FCC, is required to run.

Yes.

And like, it's the most depressing thing in the world.

Like, if you can't sleep and you get up on a Sunday and, like, go get bagels or something,

and you turn on the station and it's public service.

And it's always, it's like delicious dish.

It's like someone speaking like this talking about, we have Anne from the Brockton Public Library

talking about the obliteration of the Dewey Decimal System.

Hi, Ann, how are you doing this?

And it goes on for an hour.

So I think there's an hour-long community service requirement that every station has to do.

And I think that they've calculated that the least listen to time of the entire week is five or six a.m.

on a Sunday morning.

Yes.

Well, two weeks ago, I just happened to be up on a Sunday morning.

And I turned the radio on and our station was on and I took a listen

this is something that they call this is a Sunday Boston Sunday review and it airs at 6 a.m.

Now this is not the Nikki 6 guy.

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