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107.7 had a LOT of shows. I remember them distinctly as I grew up listening to the stations. I loved the Danny show, I think that was the name. It has since been replaced with "Valentine in the Morning," after Danny moved to a different state. There was weird transition period where some of the old co-hosts stayed but later left. The new show I haven't bothered to listen to, but it would be nice to archive some of the station's old show history. Especially the Friday Fun Phones segment where they'd parody this one song from the 80's I can't remember and Danny would prank call people's relatives that people would ask to prank call, like spouses, friends, or parents. He had all these voices he would do, like a New England mother in law. It was SUCH a highlight on my drives to school when I was younger, and I'd love it if someone could help archive it. Thanks <3 C3PHAL0BR0P0D (talk) 20:49, 6 April 2026 (UTC)Reply
