Radio Free Euphoria
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| - | '''Radio Free Euphoria''' is the signature pirate radio show of [[Captain Ganja]], a prolific pirate radio operator active from about 1992 until 2006. These shows are notable for their friendly stoned operator and pro-marijuana stance. Captain Ganja and Radio Free Euphoria were noted in Playboy Magazine [http://www.pmlol.com/rfe/] as an atypical shortwave pirate | + | '''Radio Free Euphoria''' is the signature pirate radio show of [[Captain Ganja]], a prolific pirate radio operator active from about 1992 until 2006. These shows are notable for their friendly stoned operator and pro-marijuana stance. In 2000, Captain Ganja and Radio Free Euphoria were noted in Playboy Magazine [http://www.pmlol.com/rfe/] as an atypical shortwave pirate. |
From 2002 to 2004, Rado Free Euphoria transitioned to [[WBCQ]] for a run of similar-themed shows, sharing it's Sunday afternoon timeslot with [[Radio Three]]. | From 2002 to 2004, Rado Free Euphoria transitioned to [[WBCQ]] for a run of similar-themed shows, sharing it's Sunday afternoon timeslot with [[Radio Three]]. | ||
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*[[Al Fansome]] | *[[Al Fansome]] | ||
*[[Fookin' sclhob]] | *[[Fookin' sclhob]] | ||
| - | *[http:// | + | *[http://johnlightning.com/pirate/?rec_subdir=%2Fcaptain%20ganja&dir_id=0 Captain Ganja archive at johnlightning.com] |
| + | *[http://www.geocities.com/radiofreeeuphoria/ Captain Ganja's home page] | ||
[[Category: Pirate radio stations]] | [[Category: Pirate radio stations]] | ||
Revision as of 16:08, 20 September 2007
Radio Free Euphoria is the signature pirate radio show of Captain Ganja, a prolific pirate radio operator active from about 1992 until 2006. These shows are notable for their friendly stoned operator and pro-marijuana stance. In 2000, Captain Ganja and Radio Free Euphoria were noted in Playboy Magazine [1] as an atypical shortwave pirate.
From 2002 to 2004, Rado Free Euphoria transitioned to WBCQ for a run of similar-themed shows, sharing it's Sunday afternoon timeslot with Radio Three.
See also
