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True Peak Hour

True Peak Hour

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Join us as we share all the ups, downs, struggles and successes that come with being a working audio engineer. Hosted by Jennifer Ortiz and Christal Jerez, the topics covered are for both beginners and experienced audio professionals alike. Conversations will also feature guests from the music industry who will share their stories, processes, and workflows with listeners.
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Your new favorite weekly indie music show, an hour full of tracks with only a tiny bit of banter on the top. Music from the late 70s until today, heavy rotation of the peak college radio era of the late 20th Century. You like Gang of Four? My Bloody Valentine? Interpol? And all the bands that might go on tour with them? I got you.
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The Fandom Show

The From Superheroes Network

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The Fandom Show is a crash course in popular culture hosted by Kyah Green and Stephanie Malek. From prestige TV to RPGs, space races to drag races, collecting sneakers to catching pokemon, there is no shortage of things in this world to get excited about. The Fandom Show talks to fans, hobbyists and professionals about their fandoms; why they love it, how they love it, and all the bizarre little details only a true fan would know. Strap in for an hour of unadulterated joy and insightful conv ...
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Sal Licata's show today delivered a passionate breakdown of the Yankees' recent struggles, particularly their "sloppy" play, organizational failures in player development, and what he sees as a disconnect between the front office's analytics-driven approach and the reality on the field. He expressed frustration with players like Ben Rice being play…
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Sal opens the show with a fiery rant about the Yankees' sloppy play and their continued organizational failures, despite their winning record. He blasts their reliance on analytics over observation, pointing to players like Ben Rice catching out of position and Anthony Volpe's stagnation. Sal argues that the team's ingrained philosophy of power ove…
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In the second hour of the show, Sal dives deep into the struggles of New York's major sports teams, particularly the Yankees and Mets. He dissects the Yankees' perennial issues with team construction and player development, strongly criticizing their front office's perceived complacency and outdated approach. Sal also tackles the Mets' recent slump…
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Sal ignites the airwaves in his third hour, launching a fiery tirade against the Yankees' organizational philosophy. He dissects their over-reliance on analytics and perceived lack of accountability, citing questionable player decisions like Ben Rice catching and Jazz Chisholm playing out of position. Sal argues that despite their winning record, t…
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Sal kicks off the fourth hour in a fiery rant, dissecting Major League Baseball's botched All-Star announcements and questioning their baffling timing during live games. He doesn't hold back on the Yankees' organizational failures, particularly their mishandling of Anthony Volpe, whose struggles are clearly mental. Callers chime in with their own f…
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Sal dives into the ongoing struggles of Yankees shortstop Anthony Volpe, debating whether fans and media are to blame for players' underperformance or if the responsibility lies solely with the team's development and the players themselves. Rich from Cornwall argues that constant badgering impacts players, while Sal and other callers insist on acco…
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Sal isn't a fan of most holidays, or really, any day that demands forced celebration or reflection. From the fake niceties and exorbitant costs of Valentine's Day to the depressing slump of January 2nd after the holiday cheer fades, he finds plenty to complain about. Even birthdays, his own included, are met with an eye-roll, as he prefers to ackno…
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Sal Licata expresses strong disapproval of the New York Knicks' decision to hire Mike Brown as their new head coach, viewing it as a significant downgrade from the recently fired Tom Thibodeau. Licata argues that Brown, despite his Coach of the Year accolades, has a history as a "failed head coach" who hasn't won a championship and largely succeede…
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Sal is ready to unleash a fiery breakdown of the Mets' doubleheader, specifically focusing on their performance against the Brewers, which saw them drop Game 1 but bounce back to split. He'll dissect everything from player performances like McNeil and Vientos, whose attitudes and consistency are under scrutiny, to the team's overall struggle and de…
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Sal Licata criticizes the Yankees' team structure, arguing that their primary issue lies not with individual players or manager Aaron Boone, but with the fundamental way the team is built and the front office's mindset. He believes the Yankees overvalue power and launch angle, leading to a lack of balanced "baseball players" who can hit for average…
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Sal Licata, draws an audacious comparison between current Yankees superstar Aaron Judge and controversial slugger Barry Bonds. While acknowledging Judge's unimpeachable character and clutch hitting in monumental regular-season moments, Licata suggests that Judge's consistent ability to deliver in high-pressure situations, reminiscent of Bonds' form…
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Sal Licata is questioning the New York Yankees' true World Series contention, despite their ability to make the postseason. He argues that the organization's consistent failures, stemming from an over-reliance on analytics, poor player development, and playing players out of position, hinder their ability to be a fundamentally sound, championship-c…
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Sal Licata unleashed a fiery tirade against the New York Yankees, not just for another painful loss to the Blue Jays, but for their systemic failures in playing "the game the right way." He lambasted the organization for continually fielding players out of position, highlighting the egregious example of Ben Rice catching despite not being a catcher…
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Send us a text X - "4th of July" - See How We Are T.S.O.L. - "American" - Divided We Stand The Menzingers - "America (You're Freaking Me Out)" - Hello Exile Anti-Flag - "The Bright Lights Of America" - The Bright Lights of America Bad Religion - "You Are (The Government)" - Suffer Descendents - "'Merican" - Cool to Be You Elliott Smith - "Independe…
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Today's BT & Sal show kicked off with a fiery denunciation of the Yankees' all-around poor play, with Sal advocating for immediate repercussions like benching Anthony Volpe and cutting Mark Leiter to jolt the team into accountability. The conversation then shifted to the Mets' recent struggles, with Sal provocatively suggesting that Juan Soto's ind…
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BT and Sal opened their show expressing extreme frustration with the Yankees' "worst loss of the season," citing abysmal baserunning, shoddy defense, and a bullpen that poured "gas on the fire." They passionately argued for immediate repercussions, suggesting Anthony Volpe be benched for a "mental respite" and Mark Leiter Jr. be cut, emphasizing th…
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In the second hour of the show, BT and Sal dissect the Mets' alarming tailspin, debating whether their woes are simply due to injuries or a deeper issue of team chemistry, particularly with the arrival of Juan Soto despite his stellar individual play. They also touch upon the Yankees' struggles, but focus more on the Mets' need for a "big trade" to…
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The third hour of BT and Sal dives deep into the persistent organizational flaws of both the Yankees and the Mets. From the Yankees' baffling player management and lack of accountability for struggling stars like Anthony Volpe and DJ LeMahieu, to the Mets' concerning mid-season slump and apparent chemistry issues despite a strong start, the hosts d…
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In the fiery final hour of their show, BT and Sal dive deep into the breaking news that Mike Brown is expected to be named the new head coach of the New York Knicks. Sal vehemently expresses his disappointment, questioning the hire as a step down from Tom Thibodeau, arguing that Brown, despite his Coach of the Year accolades, hasn't won a champions…
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BT's initial reaction to the breaking news of the Knicks hiring Mike Brown is largely positive, rating it a "solid eight" out of ten, highlighting Brown's personality and offensive acumen as crucial for a team now expected to win a championship. He contrasts Brown's likely approach with Tom Thibodeau's "grunt work" personality, suggesting Brown bri…
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BT and Sal are split on the news of Mike Brown being named the Knicks' new head coach. BT is surprisingly upbeat, praising Brown's resume and seeing him as a solid hire with the right personality and offensive acumen for a team ready to win. Sal, however, is seething, seeing Brown as a "retread" and a downgrade from Tom Thibodeau, questioning how t…
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Get ready for the wild ride that is BT & Sal's "Three Random Questions" segment, where Sal lobs curveballs at BT and the audience gets to witness the glorious unraveling of his brain! In a recent segment, Sal kicked things off by asking BT how he'd handle a passenger face-planting asleep on his shoulder during a long journey – a true test of his pa…
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BT and Sal dive into the highly anticipated July 4th Subway Series, acknowledging that while it promises excitement, both the Yankees and Mets are currently struggling, making this clash more about survival than a typical rivalry showdown. They debate the deeper, fundamental issues plaguing each team—from the Yankees' unexplained poor play to the M…
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BT and Sal dissect the New York Mets' recent struggles, questioning if their current rough patch is merely a blip or indicative of deeper issues, particularly concerning team chemistry. While acknowledging the significant injuries plaguing the pitching staff and overworked bullpen, Sal introduces the provocative theory that Juan Soto's arrival and …
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BT and Sal dove into a throwback to July 1st, 1987, comparing the Yankees and Mets starting lineups from that day. The conversation quickly shifted to the Yankees' perceived development issues, specifically critiquing Brian Cashman's past defense of Anthony Volpe and the current concerns surrounding Jasson Dominguez. They debated whether the Yankee…
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BT and Sal dissect Anthony Volpe's ongoing struggles, particularly his recent offensive slump and defensive miscues, sparking a heated debate on the Yankees' responsibility in his development. They question the organization's philosophy, arguing that the focus on "stealing pitches" through aggressive catching has led to costly errors, and whether V…
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BT and Sal are fed up with the New York Yankees' recent performance, particularly after what they deemed the "worst loss of the season" due to across-the-board poor play, including shoddy baserunning, defensive errors from the left side of the infield, and a bullpen that acts like a "gas can and matches." They pinpoint Anthony Volpe's struggles at …
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Today's BT & Sal show kicked off with a fiery denunciation of the Yankees' failure to protect Aaron Judge, who is being intentionally walked at an alarming rate, leading to a passionate debate about drastic lineup changes. The conversation then shifted to a "bald-faced lie, bald-faced truth" segment, including a bold prediction about Kayvon Thibode…
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BT opens the show with a fiery take on the Yankees' glaring failure to protect Aaron Judge, who has already been intentionally walked 20 times this season—matching his total for all of last year. He argues that until the Yankees provide Judge with legitimate offensive support behind him, any other moves they make are meaningless. BT passionately de…
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The second hour of the show delved into a "bald-faced lie, bald-faced truth" segment, starting with a bold prediction about Kayvon Thibodeaux's sack numbers compared to Quinnen Williams, then shifting to the Knicks' potential for a "big splash" trade this offseason. The discussion culminated in a heated debate about whether the Yankees truly miss J…
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The third hour of the show delved deep into the New York Yankees' struggles, particularly focusing on Aaron Judge's intentional walks and the team's inability to capitalize on his presence, sparking a debate about lineup optimization and offensive strategy. The discussion then transitioned to a comprehensive breakdown of the Knicks' offseason, with…
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The final hour of today's show was a fiery debate on the biggest New York sports topics, starting with the Yankees' inability to protect Aaron Judge and the team's questionable player development strategy. Callers also weighed in on the Mets' recent struggles and their disappointing front office decisions, as well as the Knicks' coaching search and…
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BT and Sal's "Call of the Day" on July 1, 2025, kicked off with a caller passionately advocating for the New York Knicks to trade for LeBron James, leading to a lively debate about the pros and cons of such a move, including contract implications and the potential for a championship. The discussion then shifted to baseball, specifically the intenti…
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In a candid interview, Ian Begley of SNY provides a no-nonsense look at the New York Knicks' ongoing coaching search and roster moves. Discussing the abrupt firing of Tom Thibodeau, Begley offers insights into whether there was a pre-existing plan, the involvement of players like Karl-Anthony Towns in exit meetings, and the current status of potent…
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Today's "Bald Face Lie, Bald Face Truth" segment with Hoff challenged BT on three current sports topics. First, BT had to determine if Kayvon Thibodeaux will out-sack Quinnen Williams in 2025, which he declared a "Bald Faced Truth," betting on Thibodeaux's pure pass-rushing focus and the Giants' potential for more leads. Next, they debated if the K…
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BT tackles the burning question surrounding Anthony Volpe's persistent batting struggles, a concern amplified in his third major league season. Despite flashes of brilliance, the Yankees shortstop has consistently battled mechanical issues and a lack of consistency at the plate, leaving fans and analysts questioning his offensive ceiling and whethe…
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BT expresses significant concern over the New York Mets' current state, arguing that their issues are far more severe than those of the Yankees. He highlights the team's horrendous play over the past two weeks, particularly emphasizing the glaring problems with their pitching staff, which he dismisses as "stiffs" who can't be expected to win. While…
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Happy 38th Birthday to WFAN! What a run it's been, from legendary rants to unforgettable calls, you've kept New York sports fans hooked for almost four decades. Here's to many more years of passionate debates, questionable takes, and the constant hum of the tri-state area's most iconic sports talk. Thanks for the memories, the laughs, and for alway…
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BT vehemently questions whether the current Yankees lineup offers adequate protection for Aaron Judge, arguing that the team's inability to consistently punish opponents for intentionally walking him is a critical flaw. He highlights Judge being left on-deck in crucial moments due to subsequent outs, and a significant increase in intentional walks …
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BT is are fired up discussing the alarming trend of opposing teams intentionally walking Aaron Judge, signaling a critical lack of protection in the Yankees' lineup. With Judge being walked 20 times already this season – matching his total from all of last year – the guys debate whether the Yankees can truly contend for a championship if they can't…
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BT grabbed a blowtorch and aimed it squarely at the Mets, roaring about their "wretched, unacceptable, disgusting, gross" weekend sweep in Pittsburgh, where they were outscored 30-4. He didn't spare a single facet of the franchise, lambasting General Manager David Stearns for his perceived failures and lack of a "big swing" to fix a roster that's "…
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Brandon Tierney unleashes a fiery tirade against the New York Mets, dissecting their colossal meltdown with brutal honesty. He lambasts every facet of the team, from the "disaster" pitching and "mess" hitting to the questionable managerial decisions and, most critically, the perceived failures of general manager David Stearns. Tierney doesn't pull …
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BT reacts strongly to Steve Cohen's recent tweet addressing the Mets' abysmal weekend sweep in Pittsburgh, where they were outscored 30-4. While Cohen's tweet attempts to reassure fans by acknowledging the "tough stretch" and promising a return of injured pitching, BT expresses skepticism, suggesting that the team's deeper issues go beyond mere bad…
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BT didn't hold back, tearing into the Mets' "brutal" weekend performance. He laid the blame squarely on the team's lack of effort, calling out players to "wake up" and "do their job." With the Mets boasting the highest payroll in baseball at $325 million, BT slammed the roster as "nowhere near good enough," emphasizing that this isn't year one of a…
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BT is absolutely fuming over the Knicks' chaotic weekend, as the team remains without a head coach just a day before NBA free agency kicks off. He's particularly baffled by rumors of an interview with women's college basketball coach Dawn Staley, questioning the team's seemingly desperate, on-the-fly search. Adding fuel to the fire, BT vehemently r…
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In a fiery "Call of the Day," a disgusted fan named Tony from Lodi unleashes a passionate rant against the New York Mets, labeling them the "most unlikable" team in years and criticizing their poor performance despite early wins. He targets manager Mendoza for a lack of passion and calls out star player Lindor for his recent batting struggles and d…
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BT is puzzled by Mets fans' seemingly lenient attitude toward Francisco Lindor, especially when compared to the constant criticism Pete Alonso faces for his struggles. He questions why Lindor, despite extended slumps in May and June, isn't getting the same "heat" as Alonso. The discussion highlights Lindor's past heroics, like carrying the team to …
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BT believes the New York Yankees are deceptively predictable, often masking their underlying issues with explosive offensive performances, particularly from players like Aaron Judge. While acknowledging their potential as a playoff team, he argues that these offensive outbursts fool some fans into overlooking the team's glaring needs, such as a str…
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BT dives into Steve Cohen's recent tweet addressing the Mets' struggles, praising the owner's measured and transparent approach to connecting with the fanbase during tough times. While acknowledging Cohen's previous optimistic "this too will pass" message, BT zeroes in on Cohen's current admission of frustration and surprise, suggesting that an own…
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BT delivers a scorching indictment of the New York Mets, highlighting their current state of disarray and questioning their fundamental quality. He systematically breaks down the team's perceived weaknesses across pitching, offense, and defense, expressing a growing concern that this "mess" is testing the boundaries of his faith in the squad. Furth…
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