Tonight on Garage Fly Radio, we turn the lights down and let the neon glow.

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.

8 Years & Fifty Spins is a very personal broadcast from Boz, celebrating 50 years of Jukebox and 8 years of life together — told entirely through music.

This show walks through quiet beginnings, hard seasons, separation, joy, creation, and growth — all poured into Garage Fly Radio.

It's a story about love, survival, vinyl, laughter, and building something meaningful together.
The show closes with a reminder that no matter what comes next — this too shall pass.

This one's from the heart.

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.

A journey through the music of Stranger Things — not just the songs that defined each season, but the feelings they carry.

From innocence to darkness, from comfort to chaos, these tracks trace memory, loss, courage, and connection.
This mix is for late nights, headphones on, lights low — for anyone who found a piece of themselves in the Upside Down.

Recorded remotely. Shared from the heart.
Garage Fly Radio.

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.

Azrael's Best of 2025 is an end-of-year music special highlighting the songs that shaped his year.

This show brings together tracks that offered motivation, reflection, and connection—music that mattered during a year of growth and transition. Each selection represents a moment, a feeling, or a lesson carried forward.

The show opens with High June's "Coming Home Soon," a powerful anthem of hope and forward movement.

This is more than a countdown or playlist—it's a personal year in review, told through music.

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📻 Garage Fly Radio — real stories, real soundtracks.

Welcome back to Brunch With The Beatles on Garage Fly Radio! Jukebox is serving up another cozy morning of vinyl, memories, and Fab Four goodness—this time featuring Introducing… The Beatles, the first Beatles studio album released in the United States, issued by Vee-Jay Records on January 10, 1964.

This record is a true piece of Beatlemania history: it's closely tied to the UK Please Please Me era, but the U.S. release became famous for multiple versions and legal wrangling, making it one of the most talked-about (and collected) early Beatles LPs in America.

So pour the coffee, pull up a chair, and let's rewind to the moment the Beatles were just hitting in the States—one brunch track at a time.