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Weekly Program Schedule

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WEEKDAYS

Midnight – 6 am: Mix Music

6 am – 10 am: The TJ Show

10 am – 2 pm:  DJ

2 pm – 7 pm: The Melanie Show

7 pm – Midnight: Mix Music

 

SATURDAYS

Midnight – 6 am: Mix Music

6 am – 10 am: The Best of The TJ Show

10 am – 3 pm: Shannon

3 pm – 7 pm: DJ

7 pm – 10pm:  Mix Music

   10pm-Midnight
HyperMixx with DJ Sticky Boots

SUNDAYS

Midnight – 6 am: Mix Music

7 am – 11 am The Daly Download w/Carson Daly

11am – 3pm: Crystal

3 pm – 7 pm: Steve Marcus

7pm – Midnight: Throwback 2K with Chris Cruise

 

 


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