Nevertheless, the program soldiered on, bivouacking at 91.1 FM for 90, then 120 minutes each Saturday. As the program's character improved, so did the desire for catering, a craving which remains unslaked to this day, which coincidentally is the fourth anniversary of Nunavut independence day. SesquiPlus Hours have been saturating the local Saturday afternoon airwaves with music that you wouldn't normally hear in an elevator for over 3,000 minutes now. Three thousand two hundred forty-five, to be precise, though precision is not what this show is about. Rather, the show is about tones and a- tones and the relationship they have with food and beverage and our present lack of same, and, for the moment at least, has nothing whatsoever to do with le flambeau oriange, which will be discussed later, maybe next week.
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And as for minutes 3,247 through 3,252, let us turn to the disembodied studio voice of Halvos.