Episode Four born yesterday, raised in a barn

Dead Shirt Sheriff's Department, 1993

"A Most Wondrous and Frightful Wing-ed Creation"

Rookie Night, Episode Four is in. This one's for Curt. Arcade Curt. The Silver Falls Hustler. Black hands.

Episode Four will debut on Sunday night, June 27, at the normal time, and then will re-run on Wednesday. Tune in at freekradio.com.

The Rookie Night Radio Show--near the top of your mother's blog's year-end worst-of list. Proud winner of the Dislocation Award at last year's Poddys.

Episode Three rides on out to Goon Flats, marries the crickets

 Keith Moon, Doug's mom's "Special Friend," Doug's Uncle

Rookie Night, Episode Three, the Very Special Rock 'n' Roll Show, will debut on Sunday night, June 13, and then re-run on Wednesday night.

Episode Two rapt in foil & duct tape, ready for delivery

The Mayor of Dead Shirt, 1928

Rookie Night, Episode Two will air on Wednesday night, June 2, at the normal time:

1 am, Eastern
Midnight, Central
11 pm, Mountain
10 pm, Pacific

As always, you may listen at http://freekradio.com/

My uncle said of the first episode, "I think I broke my leg."

Justin Stone's Rookie Night radio show roll-out...

A new radio show. For the mid-night denizen, the peaked owls, the lost, the hopeful, the crooked of tooth. The voice of Dead Shirt, Florida.

You may tune in to Freekradio at freekradio.com

Justin Stone's Rookie Night broadcast schedule:

Sunday
8 pm pacific
9 pm mountain
10 pm central
11 pm eastern

Wednesday
10 pm pacific
11 pm mountain
Midnight central
1 am eastern

Rookie Night, Episode One is now playing.

What we would like to have happen is new episodes play every Sunday, and then re-run on Wednesday. But it is difficult to know what exactly is coming out of Dead Shirt. Something will air every Sunday and Wednesday at Freekradio.

Eventually every episode will also be available as downloadable podcast. Stay tuned.

Dead Shirt When

Dead Shirt Lions, 1983

Florida 1-B State Champions

 (front, l to r) Cherry Rudolph, Benny Dillpot, Fredman Cromer

(back, l to r) Jack Monjack, Coach Connie Lewiston, Max "Boy" Clyde

"I shall never forget the way this town swoll with pride, carried aloft by these boys who knew so little, but left their red guts on every hardwood floor in every hard town in the state." 

--Coach Connie Lewiston