CWS Episode #33

The first ever show available on the internet! Recorded earlier this morning, this episode features everything from the announcement of the new NBC sitcom "Wolf," staring Wolf Blitzer of CNN fame, and the Finland band The Cliches. Great music from the indie world as usual. Warning, this episode contains dry humor. Very, very dry humor. Enjoy.

CWS Episode #33

iWinslow

B.T. here, informing you all that tomorrow morning is a brand new episode of The Carl Winslow Show. We should start at around 6:45, so drive up, tune in to 98.3 fm, listen to Hickman's premiere (and currently only) morning show. We're always bringing in changes to the show, so keep listening.

HUGE NEWS: If you are a fan of the show or have never listened to it, this word should should get you excited: iTunes. That's right. New episodes of The Carl Winslow Show will be available on iTunes. Each new episodes will be available for download every Thursday night. Did we mention that it's free? Well, most podcast's are, but this one is worth the space on your iPod. Even Steve Jobs is subscribed to our show! Great music, extrordinary banter, one hell of a show. Subscribe today!

And while you're on iTunes, also subscribe to Phil Overeem's Rock Therapy podcast. I've been listening to his shows during the summer, they're really good. I recommend it to anyone who loves great music. Check it out!

-Beartrap

Recording Issues

Recording issues have seen that the last two episodes of the Carl Winslow Show will not be available online. But never fear, we have brought back episode #29 of last season, and it will be posted either later tonight or tomorrow. Though I haven't listened to the show in a long time and don't remember exactly what happened during it, I remember it being one of our funnier efforts. I'll make a post specifically for it later.

-Grizzly

Tomorrow!

Live, at 6:50 AM!!! Don't worry if you don't catch it all, we are going to have the show posted here, on this blog, later in the day. I will also have a playlist posted. We're going more modern this year with the music, like a real radio show, playing songs from this year (but there will still be classics sprinkled in).