Show #1 - Mark Spencer on Tech This
Check out the Tom & Darryl Show for 4/29/2005. It has Mark
Spencer, Kevin Flemming & Russell Bryant all talking about Asterisk PBX.
They are planning on being on again in the future.


Part 1


Part 2


Part 3

The Talk Zone for 08/23/2016
Bill Acker Tribute & Evan Doorbell Interview
Tonight we pay tribute to Bill Acker, one of the legendary phone phreaks. We play an excerpt about Bill Acker from a book by Phil Lapsley called Exploding The Phone. We also get a phone call from Bianca who patches in Evan Doorbell, another famous phone phreak who recorded many tapes from that era. You can join Evan Doorbell as he takes you on a journey into the world of phreaking by visiting www.evan-doorbell.com or www.phonetrips.com. This was a really cool show so please check it out!

KROQ Ineterview

Scott Mason from KROQ interviews four of the most well known comment line runners.
Bryan W. Feedback & Steven Z. Bloopline from "Feedback", and Dan "Dual Phase" & Paul Mack (the Moviemaker).
They explain telephone entertainment. This was at 3am.

Magic Mountain Commercial

Magic Mountain Commercial 1973 on KKDJ 102.7 Los Angeles

Disconnect Recording 1973

New York Telephone Commercial

A funny commercial that Bryan W. Feedback use to play on Feedback.

Red Box Tones

Red Box Tone For A Quarter

Red Box Tone For A Dime

Red Box Tone For A Nickel

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