Buckeye Radio

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Buckeye Radio is a radio station in the Charleston Wasteland in 2279, broadcast from Fort Buckeye. It serves as the main source of news for most of the population of James, Morris, and Folly Islands. In addition to news, the station plays a total of 37 main tracks, mostly in the Funk and R&B genres, with occasional deviations.
== Background ==
Established in 2227, Buckeye Radio originated as part of the Buckeye’s internal radio communications network. Eventually, the two networks would part ways due to security concerns on the part of the Buckeyes and the ever-increasing popularity of Jess Hall, the radio’s original jockey. One of Hall’s superiors, Frank Andreas would give Hall a portion of the equipment required to continue operating the station with other equipment bought through donations. In 2265, with the passing of Jess Hall, Janet Bett would become the radio’s primary jockey, going under the pseudonym of Funky Jan.
As of 2268, Buckeye Radio operates in a free-standing building on the grounds of Fort Buckeye with its own signal infrastructure. Over time, it has become an integral part of the Buckeye’s presence in Charleston with the head jockey working as a kind of propagandist, although more subtly than their rival station.
== Tracks ==
* Ahh… The Name is Bootsy, Baby by Bootsy Collins (1977)
* Always and Forever by Heatwave (1976)
* Back Stabbers by The O’Jays (1972)
* Boogie Nights by Heatwave (1976)
* Bootzilla by Bootsy Collins (1978)
* Computer Love by Zapp (1985)
* Dance Floor (Pt. I) by Zapp (1982)
* Do it Roger by Roger (1981)
* Doo Wa Ditty (Blow That Thing) by Zapp (1982)
* Fantastic Voyage by Lakeside (1980)
* Fire by Ohio Players (1976)
* For the Love of Money by The O’Jays (1973)
* Granny’s Funky Rolls Royce by Junie Morrison (1975)
* I Got You (I Feel Good) by James Brown (1964)
* I Put a Spell On You by Screamin’ Jay Hawkins (1958)
* I Want to Be Your Man by Roger (1987)
* It’s Your Thing by The Isley Brothers (1969)
* I’d Rather Be with You by Bootsy Collins
* Jive Turkey by Ohio Players (1974)
* Let It Whip by Dazz Band (1982)
* Love Rollercoaster by Ohio Players (1975)
* Love Train by The O’Jays (1972)
* Love the One You’re With by The Isley Brothers (1971)
* More Bounce to the Ounce by Zapp (1980)
* Not Just Knee Deep by Parliament Funkadelic (1979)
* O-H-I-O by Ohio Players (1977)
* One Nation Under A Groove by Funkadelic (1978)
* Papa’s Got A Brand New Bag (Pt. 1) by James Brown (1965)
* Please, Please, Please by James Brown (1956)
* Skin Tight by Ohio Players (1974)
* Slide by Slave (1977)
* Son of Slide by Slave (1977)
* The Pinnochio Theory by Bootsy Collins (1977)
* Try Me by James Brown (1958)
* Twist & Shout by The Isley Brothers (1962)
* Use ta Be My Girl by The O’Jays (1978)
== Behind the scenes ==
* Buckeye Radio, like the Buckeyes, is a reference to the large population of Ohioans living within the Lowcountry region. The radio station, in particular, is a reference to Ohio’s position as the birthplace of Funk with Dayton often considered the “Capital of Funk.”
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