July 24, 2018

Homepage, Features

Laura

What has Runout Numbers been up to this summer? Spinning, spinning, and more spinning, both on air and off!

January 5, 2018

Features, Homepage

Laura

Sonny Bono died 20 years ago today. If you’re a rock and roll fan, you should care. If you love a good American bootstraps story, you should care. And if you’re looking for an inspirational story of persistence, he’s your guy.

June 20, 2017

Runout Radio

Laura

RUNOUT RADIO: August 13, 2016

It must be serious writers' block to feel like you need to pen a song about Wednesday, and that's probably how we felt putting together this show. Yet, it appears some of our faves have a lot to say about the days dividing and identifying the construct of linear time, and it is our duty to share that with you, dear listener.

June 20, 2017

Runout Radio

Laura

RUNOUT RADIO: August 6, 2016

Songs about places tonight on Runout Numbers! We're both from special places: Detroit, out west, Arizona, the prairies of the Midwest, and good ole Music City, USA. As people who have traversed the country a few times and moved homes a few times more, place is important to us.

June 20, 2017

Runout Radio

Laura

RUNOUT RADIO: July 30, 2016

A stronghold of election season is always the soundtrack. In honor of the national conventions being held this summer, we thought it would be cute to highlight some of the most interesting campaign songs from years past. Keep in mind this was blissfully pre-Trump, when we still had a sense of humor about things involving politics: a moment in time.

Blondie

Laura

June 19, 2016

Runout Radio

RUNOUT RADIO: June 18, 2016

Laura

June 19, 2016

Runout Radio

Sunday morning is coming down over here in Hip Donelson and after waking up the neighbors by making a smoothie, I have now sat down to recap all of the fun we had in our two hour time block on WXNA last night.

Casey

August 30, 2015

Deep Cuts

DEEP CUTS: Debbie Harry - "Jump Jump"

Casey

August 30, 2015

Deep Cuts

Shortly after 1978’s breakthrough Parallel Lines and 1980’s Autoamerican, Debbie Harry and Chris Stein took a short break from Blondie to release Debbie’s debut solo record, Koo Koo, with help from Nile Rodgers and Bernard Edwards from Chic, Mark Mothersbaugh and Gerald Casale from Devo, and H.R. Giger fresh off Alien.