So my new radio station has it's first DJ. He doesn't have a name, per se, so I'll have to think one up. But the guy is tireless, a real workhorse. He's on the air 24/7. Though he can be a little hard to understand at times. That's because he's from Scotland.

He reads the song titles every once in a while, has a selection of 8 different pithy sayings involving the callsign and frequency, tells you the time every so often, and even belts out a random quote or two from /usr/bin/fortune a couple times a day. I had him reading the first chapter of "War of the Worlds" earlier as a test. Guy didn't mind a bit. Pretty soon he'll be able to tell us the time, the weather forecast for Sunnyvale, and a couple of stock quotes at the top of every hour.

On a related note, I've been doing some testing, and I wound up having to change my frequency. 106.7 was really crowded. Or, I should say, far more crowded than 107.9 which has only basre static on it. And it's kinda nice being at the end of the dial.