Archived And Lost Shows

There are upwards of 100 old Radio Misterioso shows in my archives (basically a drawer in the extra dresser) dating back to when the program was actually broadcast on pirate radio station KBLT in Los Angeles from 1997 to 1999. From time to time I will be digitizing and posting some of these “classic” shows.

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6 Responses to Archived And Lost Shows

Bill Thuther says:

June 26, 2011 at 3:53 pm

New listener. I have heard and read your – Greg Bishop’s – work on other podcasts and sites. EXCITED to listen to the original source.

Thanks!!!!!

Thuther

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- Greg says:
  
  June 26, 2011 at 5:45 pm
  
  The new publicity push is working! Thanks for the feedback!
  
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Mathew McKenzie says:

July 9, 2011 at 6:39 pm

Greg, my wife and I have been fans of the program for years now. It’s great to hear that you’re making this stuff available. You even motivated me to get off my stingy ass and make a donation!

And the next time we’re in SoCal, we’ll take you out for sushi. You pick the place, we’ll pick up the tab.

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- Greg says:
  
  July 9, 2011 at 10:25 pm
  
  Matthew,
  
  Thanks so much for the donation!! I’m still amazed that anyone bothers to give money to the show. I guess I just had to ask.
  Please come out and visit soon. You don’t have to pick up the tab, but this place kicks ass (It’s not sushi though! Maybe it’ll have to be 2 dinners.)
  
  Thank you again and glad you like the show.
  
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Jim Parks says:

July 14, 2011 at 12:23 am

I had the bad luck to discover your program just before your site experienced all the difficulties. I am glad to see you back up and running. I am very interested to hear the shows from the old days. I missed out on the ‘zine days and all that. I heard somewhere that you and a couple of your cohorts were the inspiration for the Lone Gunman on the X-Files. Is this true. If not, it’s a good story. Which Lone Gunman do you think you would be? I like the laid-back nature of your show, the spontaneity, and the humor. I can’t take much of any of this stuff seriously, but I find it all very entertaining — seriously!

– Jim

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- Greg says:
  
  July 14, 2011 at 10:15 am
  
  Jim,
  
  Thanks for listening, even if you don’t take it seriously. I’m slowly posting old shows–just use “archives” from the tag cloud in the right column.
  
  Kenn Thomas actually started the rumor that he, Robert Sterling, and I were the inspiration for the Lone Gunmen show. At least I think he did. Maybe it’s true. I used to know someone who worked on the X-Files who told me that the writers had my zine in their office, so who knows? The character who was the most skeptical would probably be me.
  
  Thanks Jim and keep listening!
  
  Greg
  
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