Carrie Danger

kathyVogel squareCarrie Danger is working on becoming a radio veteran one day, with over a decade in the business, it’s still a genuine passion you can hear through your speakers. 

Her love for the craft started from a young age, listening to music and the local radio shows in her hometown of Clarksville, TN. Through the years, that fire has only grown with the magic of music and comradery on your daily commute or whatever activity you enjoy the radio to. 

Tune in on your drive home weekdays 2-7pm and check out the Danger Zone weekdays at 6pm for the latest, from bands you know and love and some you might not have heard of.

    

Thursday, 20 April 2023 19:52

The Legend of 420 w/ Carrie Danger

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As you know today is 420! The day we all know and some enjoy and honestly, any day of the week you can hear someone jokingly say “it’s 4:20!!” *add air horn sound*  I thought while you’re between rips and passes we could talk about where this “holiday” began.  Researching this I actually learned a lot so I hope you do too!  Many think it could be the amount of chemicals in marijuana some associate it with a tea time in Holland. However, according to the history channel it all started in 1971 when some college athletes, also known as…
Wednesday, 19 April 2023 19:19

Refer Rock w/ Carrie Danger

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Tomorrow is 4/20 and you know what that means…. Smoke em if you got em!  Maybe you are the type to throw on a movie like Half Baked, Grandma’s Boy, Pineapple Express, Up In Smoke or Friday.  Maybe you like to roll your own, turn on the music and relax while you pass it to the left.  Either way, I know I’m a day early BUT I figured we could get into some good jams for your smoke sesh tomorrow… or tonight… or whenever!  Here are a few doobie delights (thanks Alyssa) for your listening pleasure!        …
Tuesday, 18 April 2023 18:54

Let's Get Physical w/ Carrie Danger

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So today is National Exercise Day and I actually wanted to talk about music and working out so what better time than now!  We all know that getting regular exercise, however that feels to you, is very important for longevity and mental health.  Maybe you love yoga, going on a walk or run, lifting… if you’re moving your body you're going to feel so good when you’re done. For me, when I get a great workout my mental health is on point.  Now for me, I have to have music on to get a solid workout. My music of choice…
Over the weekend I celebrated my 34th birthday with some of my favorite people. Among the many activities I attended the Punk Rock Flea Market out at the Summit Co. Fairgrounds.  What a fun experience! There were so many vendors and awesome people all gathered together. From art, to clothing, crystals and palo santos, animal bones and so much more.  My girls and I checked out all we could considering it was packed. Haley bought me palo santos and 3 beautiful prints, thank you Haley!  While there I was just filled with joy for everyone to be experiencing this either…
Wednesday, 12 April 2023 19:05

Let's Get Weird w/ Carrie Danger

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Today is not only National Grilled Cheese Day but on this day in 1988 (35 years ago… I know wtf?). Alfred “Weird Al” Yankovic released his 5th album “Even Worse”.  This album featured parody hits including Michael Jackson’s ‘Bad’ as ‘Fat’, Tiffany’s ‘I think we’re alone now’ as ‘I think I’m a Clone Now’ and LaBamba as ‘Lasagna’.  Let’s jump in the time machine and go back to around 1997, my cousins and I (shoutout out Brett and Cody) decided to pop in a cd “Bad Hair Day” released March 12th 1996… as it began to spin in our boom…
Tuesday, 11 April 2023 19:00

International Louie Louie Day

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Today is International Louie Louie day and I thought it would be nice to discuss a song that we all know and I’m sure appreciate in some form!  Written by Richard Berry in 1955, it was recorded by The Pharaohs and released in 1957.  Berry’s version tells of a seaman who journeys three days to Jamaica to visit his girl. A bartender, Louie, is given the story. Now as you know there are a TON of covers and I believe my favorites are Toots & The Maytals, Los Yesterdays, Joan Jett & The Blackhearts and The Sandpipers.  Below is a…
Monday, 10 April 2023 18:57

Carrie Danger goes to the Home Opener

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So as we know Friday was the Cleveland Guardians Home Opener against the Seattle Mariners. Before we get into the game let’s talk about the Man, the Myth, the Legend… John Adams. Cleveland’s beloved drummer!  Born in Cleveland Oct. 9 1971, John played drums in the marching and jazz band and eventually became the President of the Cleveland Blues Society.  With nearly 4,000 games under his belt, 1 team name change, 3 stadium name changes. (Indians/Guardians & Municipal Stadium/The Jake/Progressive Field)  John and his drum were witness to postseason success, World Series heartbreak and the absolutely ridiculous Ten Cent Beer…
Thursday, 06 April 2023 20:03

Throwback Thursday - Yellowcard

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It’s Throwback Thursday! Tonight we are going to highlight Yellowcard!  Let’s get started, the band was formed in 1997 in Jacksonville, Florida. Their first album released in 1999 ‘Where We Stand’ had a lot harder punk sound than Ocean Avenue… I was unaware of this and let’s say it was unexpected but I LOVE IT! Heavy on the baselines and very much Florida-Punk Rock with some hints of ska. Feels like I’m about to light up with my buds on the pier.  Some favs ‘Lesson Learned’, ‘Doesn’t Matter’ and ‘Uphill Both Ways’.  Then we see a BIG shift in the…
Wednesday, 05 April 2023 18:13

Roller Derby Part 3

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Picking up where we left off… the sport had come to a halt so Seltzer sold the rights to the International Roller Derby League to Roller Games, another league based in LA. They lasted a few years longer even holding a bout at Madison Square Garden between the Tokyo Bombers and the Chiefs that drew a very large crowd but again by 1975 Roller Games had also gone by the wayside. There were a few attempts to bring it back in the 80’s and 90’s but it wasn’t until 2001 when a group of women in Texas revived the sport.…
Tuesday, 04 April 2023 18:08

Roller Derby Part 2

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Picking up where we left off… In 1935 the first Transcontinental Derby took place with 20,000 people watching the action. Two-person teams, one man and one woman would skate 57,000 laps on a flat track. Totalling roughly 2,700 miles, on average a single marathon lasted 3 weeks.  Realizing that this is a bit repetitive, Seltzer and sportswriter Damon Runyon created the structure of roller derby.  So now the game has taken on rules and regulations and because I get asked this frequently… what are the rules?!  Here is a short video explaining, enjoy.  It’s a physical and mental game to…
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