Alan Jackson has sold over 80 million records worldwide, racked up 35 number one songs. These are songs from his inspirations, collaborators, and friends, along with his biggest hits and deep cuts.
The Alan Jackson Story
Slacker 20: NSFW
Slacker 20: NSFW is a medley of the most scandalicious stories throughout music history. Your host Red brings you ALL the dirt, from sex tapes to down-low trysts to straight-up debauchery from artists who bring the filth. If you are easily offended, then this isn’t the show for you!
Cowboys From Hell
Celebrate the legacy of Pantera with a look at their history, inspiration, and the bands in their family tree.
Miranda Lambert: DNA
Miranda's songs, inspiration and collaborations--and the stories behind them.
'90s Rock Flashback
From Metal to Grunge, if rocked in the '90s, it's here.
Spotlight: Comedy (Explicit)
We're helping you get through your Monday with Slacker's Comedy (Explicit)! Hear the latest stand up from Amy Schumer, Jim Norton, Greg Fitzsimmons, Jim Gaffigan and more. Note: this station is fearlessly explicit. Earbuds for in-office listening recommended!
All Things Notorious
These are Biggie’s biggest hits and deep cuts, along with songs from his influences, collaborators and peers.
The Legacy of Shania
These are the songs and stories from artists and who influenced Shania, collaborated with her, and name her as an inspiration, along with her biggest hits and deep cuts.
The 55 Best Ideas In Music History
These are the decisions that altered the course of music, from Bob Dylan "plugging in" at the Newport Folk Festival to Adele deciding to write about her terrible taste in men. Hosted by Craig Marks and Rob Tannenbaum, authors of the best seller "I Want My MTV."
1994: Rewind
1994: Green Day’s "Dookie" was released. Kurt Cobain was found dead. UNC Chapel Hill streamed the world's first internet radio broadcast. It was a huge year in music history, and your hosts Rob Tannenbaum and Craig Marks, authors of the best-seller "I Want My MTV," count down '94's best songs.