CBZO

2011-11-20T09:57:24Z

Bethel Mendoza:

[[Image:2006-0512-2308utc-6925usb.jpg|thumb|300px|right|CBZO SSTV image.]]

'''CBZO''' is a shortwave pirate program attributed to [[Kracker]] that aired in 2006. At least two CBZO shows were produced and [[relay]]ed by various operators. CBZO played music and entertainment programming with a distinctly Canadian theme. CBZO requested reception reports be sent to krackerradio@pmlol.com.

[[Category: Pirate radio stations]]
[[Category: Kracker Pirate radio stations]]
[http://essaywritingservices.org/prices.php write my paper]

Jamba

2011-11-20T09:57:21Z

Bethel Mendoza:

[[Image:Rhumjamba.jpg|right|thumb|250px|Jamba.]]

'''Jamba''' is an inside joke among certain elements of the [[SWL]] and pirate radio community. The term originates from a prank caller to certain east coast talk radio shows, who when put on the air, shouts "JAMBA" and hangs up. [[Johnny Lightning]]'s show on [[WBCQ]] has been frequented by the Jamba caller for years. The word was popularized by [[Michael Ketter]], [[Captain Ganja]], and others, and spread accordingly as a catch phrase. In a famous on-air prank call to Johnny Lightning, a prankster reported to be Ketter inquired about an ad Lightning had in a "Penny Saver" magazine for a "thirty foot jamba."

Jamba also refers to an unplanned or unanticipated difficulty. For example, if a participant in a chat on [[Pirateradio (IRC)|#pirateradio]] suddenly drops offline, it is said that he or she suffered "jamba," and when they return, shouts of "jamba" may be heard from the other participants.

== See also ==

*[[Radio Jamba International]]

[[Category: Pirate radio esoterica]]
[http://essay-writer.org/ essay writer]

HFUnderground - User contributions [en]

CBZO

Jamba