The Time Ghost Radio - WTTG

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I am Victor Whimsy, aka The Time Ghost. This is WTTG - The Time Ghost radio & these are my tapes. I record unedited audio on my cassette tape recorder across time & space. Most recent recordings have been on my Realistic CTR-6 Jetset cassette tape recorder. I unmute the mic & it automagically starts recording, right where I left off. Pretty neat. The recordings are not planned, like me, they are pure improv with little to no context. Some tapes I've found & will share if I find them interesting. Let's meet & we can talk into the machine together—& broadcast it across time. Enjoy.

Episodes

  1. Jun 12

    Chapter 3 - Songbird aka Larry Haynes III

    I get coffee with Larry, aka "Songbird", at Coffee Record Supply in Denton, TX. We talk about Songbird's past, growing up in New Orleans & then Norman, OK as a Katrina refugee, his relationship with music, dreams of the future, life, love, & what would happen if every bad thing in the world just turned into bubbles.

    Chapter 3 - Songbird aka Larry Haynes III

  2. Mar 1

    Chapter 2 - PolaCon 10: Denton, TX

    I spend time with my sons Eli & Miles at PolaCon 10 in Denton, TX. We meet some very interesting people. September 27th, 2025

    Chapter 2 - PolaCon 10: Denton, TX

  3. Jan 4

    Chapter 1 - Seattle & a Sojourn South

    I spend time wandering Seattle & the surrounding areas then I drive down through Oregon, to San Francisco, Los Angeles, Phoenix, then back to Dallas... I meet interesting people, new & old friends, someone that lives next to the Goonies house, people in interesting costumes where we talk about their halloween memories, & other unrelated things. circa late 2025 It is what it is.

    Chapter 1 - Seattle & a Sojourn South
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I am Victor Whimsy, aka The Time Ghost. This is WTTG - The Time Ghost radio & these are my tapes. I record unedited audio on my cassette tape recorder across time & space. Most recent recordings have been on my Realistic CTR-6 Jetset cassette tape recorder. I unmute the mic & it automagically starts recording, right where I left off. Pretty neat. The recordings are not planned, like me, they are pure improv with little to no context. Some tapes I've found & will share if I find them interesting. Let's meet & we can talk into the machine together—& broadcast it across time. Enjoy.

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