Here is a recording of a show that took place on February 19, 2011, discussing the state of small format internet radio broadcasting, in which there seem to be more stations than listeners to those stations. We discuss several key issues with our callers. Some of those issues are, in fact, our callers.

AM Talk 0, more stations than listeners?

In this historic recording of our morning show from February 23, 2011, we, with the help from some of our callers, discuss our issues with the FCC. The FCC, in turn, takes AM Talk 0 down during the show, which took us off the grid for several months, forcing an eventual change of location from Lexington to Lexington.

AM Talk 0 and the FCC

During the afternoon of June 25, 2011, AM Talk 0, after scrounging enough equipment together from dumps, trash piles and road-side sales, returned to the airwaves from it's new barn... studio... thing. In the process, two of Am Talk 0's hosts discovered what AM Talk 0 means to our listeners, meet the commissioners, a band composed entirely of x-employees of the FCC, and more. The broadcast, unfortunately, was cut short by Inclement weather conditions.

03 - am talk 0 returns

On May 23, 2005, at 10:00 AM, the Burlington Industries headquarters building in Greensboro, NC was demolished to make way for a shopping center. AM Talk 0 was there, with Geoffrey Domino at the scene via remote. This clip was recorded by a listener on cassette tape. Please excuse the less than fantastic quality. We hope the historical value of this clip makes up for it.