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WBKM — Burlington’s Kinda Music — will air “Floydian Slip” this weekend at a different day and time: Sunday, 11 p.m. EDT.

They’ll be back to their normal day/time of Saturday at 10 p.m. next weekend.

Listeners to Floydian Slip affiliate WBTN 1370 AM in Bennington, Vt., might have noticed our show was interrupted this weekend midway through the program.

WBTN’s contract with the Red Sox trumps the station’s agreement with Floydian Slip. So in the event there’s a conflict — as there was this weekend when the team rescheduled its game to Saturday afternoon — the station is required to go with the Sox.

Over-the-air listeners hear the ballgame; online listeners hear a blend of music that’s not “Floydian Slip.” (The station’s Sox contract doesn’t allow the game to be streamed, and the station’s protocol is to provide a blend of music in its place.)

In this best-of-three-game series, the Sox would seem to always come out on top.

We’re looking forward to our Idaho debut on KMGI “Classic Rock 102.5” this weekend.

One schedule tweak to report: The show will air Friday nights/Saturday mornings from 12-1 a.m. and Sundays from 9-10 a.m., Mountain time.

The station moved the show’s Sunday airtime by a couple hours since we reported their signing on.

“Floydian Slip” will begin airing on KMGI in Pocatello, Idaho, this Friday, Aug. 27.

The show will air on KMGI, “Classic Rock 102.5,” each Friday night at midnight and Sunday mornings at 6 Mountain time. (Sunday time changed to 9 am —fs)

KMGI is a 100,000-watt classic rock station broadcasting to southeastern Idaho at 102.5 FM.

The station becomes the nine affiliate to join the show’s Random Precision Radio Network, created last summer when we began syndicating our show from our Vermont studio.

“Floydian Slip” will begin airing on KKID in Rolla/Salem, Mo., this Saturday, Aug. 7.

The show will air on KKID, “Rockin’ the Ozarks,” each Saturday at 4 p.m. Central time.

KKID is a 21,000-watt classic rock station broadcasting to central Missouri at 92.9 FM.

The station becomes the eighth affiliate to join the show’s Random Precision Radio Network, created last summer when we began syndicating our show from our Vermont studio.

“Floydian Slip” will begin airing on WBTN-AM in Bennington, Vt., Saturday, July 17.

The show will air on WBTN, “Locally grown radio,” each Saturday at noon.

Approximate 100,000 people are served by the station’s AM signal in Bennington and adjacent New York and Massachusetts communities. The station also netcasts at www.wbtnam.org.

WBTN becomes the seventh affiliate to join the show’s Random Precision Radio Network, created last summer when we began syndicating our show from our Vermont studio.

Internet radio station ErrorFM has changed the airtime of its Sunday netcast of “Floydian Slip.”

The show will now be heard Sundays from 2-3 p.m. ET. It used to be an hour earlier.

The station’s Saturday streaming of the show remains the same: 11 p.m. ET.

“Floydian Slip” will begin airing on WDVT-FM “94.5 The Drive” in Rutland, Vt., beginning Saturday, May 1.

The Drive will air the show Saturdays from 10 to 11 p.m., and might be adding an additional air time on Sundays.

Since we began syndicating the show last summer from our Vermont studio our network of affiliate stations has grown to six.

The Drive is a 6,000-watt “classic hits” station that serves the Lebanon-Rutland-White River Junction market.

The station’s owned by Catamount Radio, which owns four other stations in Vermont.

Radio Universitaria 100.7 FM, our affiliate station in Viçosa, Minas Gerais, Brazil, will begin airing “Floydian Slip” twice a week beginning next week.

Beginning April 3, the show will be heard at 12 noon (BST) each Saturday.

The show will continue to air Thursday nights, too, but at a new time: 10 p.m. (BST), two hours later than before.

Radio Universitaria is the station of Universidade Federal de Viçosa. Our show airs alongside “Musical Box,” a progressive rock program hosted by José Geraldo Barbosa.

“Floydian Slip” will begin airing on KTHO-AM/FM “K-Tahoe” in South Lake Tahoe, Calif., today, Saturday, Feb. 27.

K-Tahoe becomes the sixth affiliate to join the show’s Random Precision Radio Network, created last summer when we began syndicating the show from our Vermont studio.

KTHO is an AM/FM combo broadcasting at 590 AM and 96.1 FM at the southern tip of Lake Tahoe, alongside the Nevada border. It also streams in a variety of formats on the Web at www.kthoradio.com.

The 2,500-watt AM signal’s “local” area, as defined by the Federal Communication Commission (FCC), reaches north to Reno, Nev.; “distant” area includes Sacramento; and the signal’s “fringe” area goes as far southwest to include San Francisco.

The 40-watt FM station is a “translator station,” simulcasting the AM station’s content to the local area at 96.1 FM.

“Floydian Slip” will air on K-Tahoe each Saturday at 6 p.m., local (Pacific) time.