Garage Fly Radio

Strap in for a full-on 90's throwback ride—the decade when flannel was a mood, riffs were religion, and every chorus felt like a life event. On this episode of Garage Fly Radio, we're spinning a high-voltage mix that runs from radio-rock hooks to grunge grit and heavy alt intensity. Expect artists like Tonic, Stone Temple Pilots, Sevendust, Soundgarden and more—packed into a set built for anyone who misses the glow of CD towers, late-night drives, and the kind of songs that still hit like they're brand new. Turn it up loud, sing it wrong, feel it anyway… and welcome back to the 90's.

Today we reflect on a life that shaped American music, counterculture, and the art of live performance. This episode features Reckoning — the Grateful Dead's acoustic live album recorded in 1980 at the Warfield Theatre in San Francisco and Radio City Music Hall in New York. Stripped down, intimate, and deeply human, Reckoning captures the heart of a band — and a man — whose influence will never fade. Sit back, listen closely, and remember…The music never stops.

E•M•POWERED is a high-energy K-Pop show hosted by Emery, celebrating independence, confidence, and unapologetic self-expression. This show is all about the music that motivates, empowers, and inspires—soundtracks for finding your voice, embracing who you are, and stepping boldly into your own identity. K-Pop brings together powerful beats, global creativity, and fearless individuality, and E•M•POWERED delivers that energy straight to the mic. Whether you're discovering your confidence or already living it out loud, this show is your reminder that strength can be joyful, expressive, and uniquely yours. Garage Fly Radio — where every generation gets a voice.

A Spiritual Episode with Boz Waiting can feel unbearable — unanswered prayers, delayed breakthroughs, silence where we hoped for clarity. In this spiritual episode of Garage Fly Radio – For God and Country, Boz speaks honestly about the struggle of waiting and what it reveals about our faith. This episode explores how waiting isn't wasted time, even when it feels like everything is standing still. It's about trusting God when progress feels invisible, holding on when endurance is stretched thin, and learning that faith is often formed in the pause. If you've ever felt stuck between promise and fulfillment, this episode is for you.

Settle in for a warm, timeless Americana Christmas Classics experience on Garage Fly Radio, where the voices that shaped generations bring the spirit of the season home. This uninterrupted holiday journey begins with Johnny Cash Christmas, followed by the gentle warmth of Anne Murray Christmas. From there, we head into the mountains with John Denver's Rocky Mountain Christmas, and close the night with the heartfelt glow of Glen Campbell's Christmas. Rooted in tradition, storytelling, and familiar melodies, this show is perfect for cooking, decorating, driving, or simply letting Christmas fill the room. No talking. No interruptions.Just classic Americana Christmas, start to finish. ✨

This Sunday morning on Garage Fly Radio, Jukebox invites you to slow down and revisit the album that changed everything for America — Meet The Beatles!. Released in January 1964, this record introduced the United States to the Fab Four at full force and helped ignite Beatlemania. From the opening notes, it captures the optimism, energy, and unmistakable sound that made The Beatles a cultural phenomenon. So pour the coffee, settle in, and let the vinyl spin. Brunch With The Beatles is about more than music — it's about memory, connection, and sharing the soundtrack of our lives. JukeBox

Tonight is Movie Night on Garage Fly Radio, and we're doing it differently: no traditional intro, no talking—just a clean, uninterrupted feature. We open the night with “Eye in the Sky” by The Alan Parsons Project (released as a single in May 1982) to set the mood, then roll straight into our audio version of 1984 for a full, immersive listen. Dim the lights, get comfortable, and let the story carry you away on Garage Fly Radio

Tonight, we're dropping the needle on Prince's Batman—the 1989 soundtrack album created for the film Batman and one of the boldest pop-culture collisions of the era. Released June 20, 1989, the record is packed with Prince's signature blend of funk, rock, and synth-pop, and it spins like a neon-lit night drive through Gotham—moody one moment, party-ready the next. Expect big, cinematic energy and standout cuts like “Batdance,” “Partyman,” “The Arms of Orion,” “Scandalous!,” “Electric Chair,” and “The Future.” Turn it up, let the vinyl vibes hit, and join us for a full-on 1989 soundtrack night—Garage Fly Radio style.