Finally got a subscription to Coast to Coast AM

[Onewolf426]

It has been years, about 30, since I last listened to this. I worked nights at a print shop in Ohio, and I would put this on my radio to pass the night. Back when Art Bell hosted it. Now, George Noory hosts it. I got a 6 month subscription, we'll see if I renew it. Just like old times.

 

[Belt Fed]

I worked nights at a print shop in Ohio

Presswork, typography or probably typsetting or darkroom work. have to turn it up over the noise of a press.

 

[Onewolf426]

Presswork, typography or probably typsetting or darkroom work. have to turn it up over the noise of a press.

Yep, had to crank it to hear it over the press.

 

[Belt Fed]

Yep, had to crank it to hear it over the press.

Sheet fed or web?

 

[Onewolf426]

Sheet fed or web?

Aquaflex Didde Web. Now run a Mark Andy 2200 8-color.

 

[USMC6094]

That's on early morning talk radio in my area.

I don't catch it as often anymore

 

[Onewolf426]

That's on early morning talk radio in my area.

I don't catch it as often anymore

That is why I subscribed online. Unlike am radio, it isn't free, unfortunately.

 

[USMC6094]

That is why I subscribed online. Unlike am radio, it isn't free, unfortunately.

It's not am here, but I understand

 

[The Night Rider]

A long time ago I had a supervisor who was a big "Coast To Coast" fan. I worked nights and he worked the day shift. He would come in every morning and he would quiz my coworker and I on whether or not we had listened to that night's episode of "Coast To Coast".

When I worked as a Night Rover I would always at least turn it on long enough to see if that night's topic was interesting.

If not I'd turn to a station that played instrumental Christian music all night with no interteruptions and listen to that.