#disk jockey

[nordiccowgirl]

Speaking of Espilver, here's what Silver and Espio look like in my AU!

EI hc Espio as trans with surgery cover tattoos and that led to him being a member of the AU equivalent of the Yakuza lol. That's not where I thought I was going to go when I started figuring out what to do with them but here we are.

I'll write this fic out eventually, but their story is that Espio does spying and wet work for the "Yakuza" and usually operates at night, when most places and people are asleep and starts listening to the radio to keep himself company while he works. At first, he listens to K-TBR 199.2 but then he accidentally finds himself dialing into K-MDN 89.6, where a show called Glow in the Dark airs with a disk jockey that ends up captivating Espio and keeping him hooked. This is Silver (obvs) and Espio finally starts calling in, leading them to develop their relationship over the air.

That's all I've got so far - I want something crazy to happen, like maybe the "Yakuza" start thinking that Espio is secretly giving Silver information about their operations on the radio or SOMETHING where they end up having to meet and save each other, etc.. I keep meaning to start writing the fic so that I can shake the snow globe in my brain and finally get a real plot in place like I did with Gentlemen's Agreement lol.

[canmking]

D - N i c e

[maecaart]

DJ Witch Oniko

[psychicdamagethebook]

“I think biologists and artists have a lot in common. We’re poor!”

- Disk Jockey

[broadcastarchive-umd]

#DJmonday "ON TIME... With WIMS air personality Bob Moryl. Popular music, time, temperature, and sports are heard Monday through Saturday on Radio 1420. Moryl also provides play-by-play coverage of Michigan CIty Red Devil and Blue Blazer games, and contests in Porter County."

WIMS has been broadcasting live from Michigan City, Indiana, since 1947.

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[mvsic0]

d4dj captchas are real

[xyl4-4444]

Be patient! He's cooking a FIRE Dj set.

[silly-goofy-bg3-things]

Y’all I thought they meant disk jockey. It took me a second to realize that it was short for Dark Justiciar.

[caramelmochacrow]

kicking my legs and giggling and twirling and heheheheheheheh <3333 im soooooouuprpt rkigvjnifj happy!!!! yay!!

[radonx9]

in awe of his transmasc swag

[impastopesto]

oh my god im slow on the pickup i thought disk horse was an animal i thought it was like secretariat

[hiya-im-mary]

NSR FANDOMS!! POLLS ARE BACK!!!

I wuvs my dad who loves space so much,so I wanted to see what everyone thinks of this wonderful huge man!!!

[broadcastarchive-umd]

#DJmonday Ben Taylor, formerly of WMBM in Miami Beach, Florida, joined the staff of WMBG in Richmond, Virginia, in 1947. The "1380 Club" must have been very popular, judging by the fan mail he's sifting through here. Taylor moved to Richmond's WLEE in 1952.

"A novel and somewhat new approach to the disk jockey idea appears to be Ben Taylor's 'Musical Swap Shop' [at WLEE] … a listener like Joe Hepcat calls and tells Taylor he has some Stan Kenton 'progressive jazz' platters he would be willing to trade for the pure jazz product that Louis Armstrong gives out.

"Ben Taylor makes the offer on the air and a few minutes later maybe, another listener with surplus Armstrong disks call to get Joe Hepcat's phone number. Thus, the swap is completed." – Richmond Times-Dispatch, February 3, 1952

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