“WHY DOES THAT EXIST?”

Talk Radio Meltdown is an uncensored talk radio program, streaming weekly here at www.talkradiomeltdown.com. Each show is available to download on-demand through our website, iTunes, PodcastAlley, and various other podcast directories.

During each live broadcast, we invite our listeners to get involved with the show. You can call us, chat with us on AIM, send us e-mail, and leave us voicemails to play on the air (visit out CONTACT page for more info on how to get involved.)

Talk Radio Meltdown began in April 2009 by Jack Gill, as a two hour podcast that covered everything from current events to the hosts’ bizarre personal lives. Since then, the show has developed a consistently growing fan following, with people tuning in from all over the world.

The show is known for creating controversy through topics discussed on the air, which range from current internet “memes,” bizarre and hilarious world news, to everyday things that piss people off.  The hosts’ raunchy and sometimes disturbing banter – usually consisting of bad toilet humor and sex stories – make the “quality programming” you hear each week.

Along with the uncensored show, Talk Radio Meltdown is featured each week on RadioYou Boston, the HD-2 sub-channel of WBOS 92.9 (better known to Boston listeners as “Radio 92.9″) The show, while separate from the uncensored program, follows the same formula, but with fewer obscenities. Being on RadioYou Boston has made Talk Radio Meltdown readily available to the city of Boston, and is becoming a favorite among RadioYou listeners.

If you’re a new listener, give our show a try. You will love us or hate us, but we guarantee you’ll come back for more.

PODCASTING 101

First and foremost, the one question people always ask in regards to podcasting is, “do I need an iPod to listen to your podcast?” The answer is no.

A podcast is simply an audio file – usually in MP3 format, like our show. We guarantee that you must have at least some sort of software on your computer capable of playing MP3′s… even you Europeans with your Media Player-free versions of Windows XP. iTunes, Winamp, VideoLAN, … hell, even InfranView can play MP3′s.

Devices like the Microsoft Zune, or your name-brand, $20 “digital music player” that you bought from Wal-Mart, can play MP3′s, as well, so if you were too cool to buy an iPod and instead invested in one of those fine pieces of technology, then you too can take Talk Radio Meltdown on the go.