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That’s right, just when you thought your Saturday night was safe, I’ve been let loose, again.
From 11 PM Eastern tonight, that’s 4 AM Sunday in the UK, and 5 PM Sunday afternoon here in New Zealand, the Shed doors will be opening up, once more.
Four hours of Madness, mayhem, music, and talk awaits you.
Even the triple threat and the live and loud segment make a return, with a small difference this week.
So if you’re brave enough and decide to tune in, or maybe, just maybe, you missed me, I’ll look forward to seeing you from 11pm Eastern tonight.

Boo hoo! No Bonair this week! Due to another commitment, Bonair will not air this Tuesday. We will be running a repeat of last week’s show featuring David Bowie music. No worries I will be back next week with great tunes, a tasty treat, and all the hot air that’s Bonair.

Hail to the Chieftess! It may not be as informative, entertaining, or sleep inducing—depending on which side of the isle you sit on as The state of The Union address, but it is Tuesday night, and that means Bonaire. Join me, 9:00 – 11:00 p.m. EST on www.mushroomfm.com and in all your fav apps for two fun filled hours of music and merriment. We will, of course, remember the genius of David Bowie by playing many of his tunes along with your Requests. This week’s “Food for Thought” will be a demo of the latest gadget to grace the Mosen kitchen.

Hey, hey, hey! It’s Tuesday, and you know what that means? It’s Bonair 9:00 – 11:00 p.m. on mushroomfm.com and in all your fav music apps. It’s the first show of 2016, so we will find out how your New Year went and play some songs with the word new or beginning in them. It won’t be our whole show theme, so feel free to start your year off right and request anything you wish. “Food for Thought” is taking a break this week, but we will talk about the new sugar-free Mosen household.

With the new year upon us, today is the first recognised working day in 2016 for many businesses around the world. Yet to be ready for work, we have to get there first! This week's Pop Vault will showcase songs about Buses, Tube Stations and the grand metropolis of London as a whole. We'll hear from such artists and performers as The Who, The Hollies, The London Symphony Orchestra and the fabulous comedy duo who are Flanders & Swann.

The fun starts this afternoon from 12 PM Eastern, 5 PM in the UK and Ireland, right here on MushroomFM.com. Hope to see you there.

Darren

A new Year a new book! The holidays may be over—Christmas wrapping in the recycling, leftovers finally over, and New Year’s resolutions already broken, so it is a great time to kick off 2016 with some lively literary banter and discuss the December MushroomFM book club selection ‘The Christmas Train” by David Baldacci. Join your fellow book club members, Saturday, January 2, noon EST to share your thoughts and observations of this zany, heart-warming holiday read and find out what January’s book selection will be.

Hi everyone, we always enjoy pushing the boundaries and doing some cool new things for our new year event. This year, for those of you who'd like to see as well as hear the party, we'll be offering it as a video stream on Live Stream. The audio will be the same as you hear on Mushroom FM, except that it is in mono, so if you don't need the audio, you'll still get a much better experience on Mushroom FM itself.

Whew! That 2015 galloped past in a flash, didn't it? I mean totally, like, whew!

Now it's time to say farewell to 2015, and ring in the new year, with all its potential for renewal.

Round Up the Usual suspects! It’s Bonair, Tuesday 9:00 – 11:00 p.m. EST on MushroomFM and in all your fav music apps. Since it’s the last show for 2015, we will reflect on the year and discuss our plans, hopes, dreams fears for 2016. We will as always take your requests—even a little holiday tuneage since the Orthodox Christmas is yet to come. Meatloaf will be the feature in “Food for Thought” and we may even have some songs by the Loaf himself. Write out your resolutions to share and prepare for a reflective and fun show.

When it's 2 p.m. Eastern US time, 7 p.m. in the UK on Christmas Day, Christmas will be over in New Zealand. It will be Boxing Day. So the cool thing is that the Mosen explosion Christmas special gives me a chance to make Christmas last just a little bit longer in New Zealand. .