Every weekday at Noon, Mike Casey hosts “Barrel of Monkeys,” one hour where listeners program 99.5 The Mountain.  If Mike plays a song whose title ends in the letter “T,” the next song must begin with the letter “T.”  And so on and so forth. 

The fun continues throughout the hour and listeners request songs that begin or end with specific letters.
 
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Every weekday afternoon in the 5:00pm hour, Robbie Knight challenges listeners to "Guess This Year in History" by giving them clues of events that happened in that year. 

She then plays five popular songs from the year as listeners call in with their guesses!  The listener who guesses the right year first wins a fabulous prize!

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Tune in for The Mountain Homegrown Show with Jake Schroeder every Monday evening from 10PM to Midnight for two solid hours of local music.  Check our AUDIO VAULT each week for the podcasts of the artist CD portion of th show and the LIVE in-studio performance, called Homegrown REWIND.

As lead singer of "Opie Gone Bad" and through The Mountain Homegrown CD releases, Jake Schroeder has had a strong impact on the local music scene and Denver’s “Music In Schools” initiative.

CLICK HERE for The Mountain Homegrown Show page

Elwood Blues (a.k.a. Dan Aykroyd) brings his humorous and in-depth knowledge of Blues music to 99.5 The Mountain by hosting “The House of Blues Radio Hour” every Sunday at 8am. 

Listen as Elwood chronicles the roots and pioneers of the blues - examines their influence - and takes a look at the music and artists who are singing and playing The Blues today.

CLICK HERE for Blues podcasts and interviews. 

Breakfast with The Beatles is where you’ll hear a massive collection of Beatles recordings, solo recordings by former members of The Beatles, news, features, and interviews related to The Beatles, as well as archival and exclusive interviews with experts on Beatle history and trivia.

Hosted by AL NEFF

Into the Music has been a nationally-syndicated radio series for over 6 years, but it is researched, written and produced here in Denver.  The intent of the show is to help listeners literally find their way into the music of the greatest artists and associates, events, eras, companies, concerts, technological innovations and twists of fate that set the stage for the evolution of popular music.

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Hosted by Little Steven of The E Street Band, “Little Steven’s Underground Garage” is a weekly, two-hour broadcast dedicated to the psychedelic sounds of the Sixties, when rock ‘n’ roll changed its attitude and soul. 

Syndicated to top cities across the United States, this show is sure to inspire and flash you back to a time you don’t remember and will never want to forget. 

CLICK HERE for LIttle Steven's Underground Garage home page.