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Updated: Turn Your Crank To FrankFrank will be was a guest on WFMU-FM’s “Night People” radio program last Wednesday night at 2:30 AM Eastern/11:30 PM Pacific. But if you’re like me, not even an appearance by Frank is enough to keep you up past your bedtime. Luckily, WFMU has archived the show for our delayed listening pleasure. The show should also be available on iTunes shortly, but as of this writing it hadn’t yet been posted.
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Are IPhons now free by agreement?
MORE REBA? :lol: THEN I WILL TURN MY CRANK TO FRANK!
Marcel, are you asking if you get an iPhone for free when you sign up for the cell service? The answer to that is no, but they are now only $99 for the basic 8GB one.
This show is also podcasted through iTunes or the WFMU website. You can also listen to the show in the archives section of the WFMU website.
http://wfmu.org/playlists/NP
Wynonna.
Wow, a stunning number of FAQs asked by these guys. Frank is always great to listen to, but these guys clearly didn’t do their homework.
I thought they could have done a bit more research too. Then I thought, maybe they made the interview so FAQ-like on purpose. Maybe that’s what they thought their audience wanted to hear? Or maybe I’m giving them too much credit. Either way, even with the same old info, Frank gives a great interview!
Yeah, it was a little hard to listen to the hosts, and their lack of knowledge (MST3K is set in the year 3000?!) But Frank as always rocked!