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==Programs== | ==Programs== | ||
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* '''[[WCTR News]]''': Hosted by [[Lianne Forget]] with [[Richard Burns]], which features up-to-date news in the state of [[San Andreas in GTA III Era|San Andreas]], often reporting incidents that happened in a mission | * '''[[WCTR News]]''': Hosted by [[Lianne Forget]] with [[Richard Burns]], which features up-to-date news in the state of [[San Andreas in GTA III Era|San Andreas]], often reporting incidents that happened in a mission. | ||
* '''[[The Tight End Zone]]''': Sports program hosted by [[Derrick Thackery]]. Thackery does not actually care as much about the sports he loves than the passions aroused from it. | * '''[[The Tight End Zone]]''': Sports program hosted by [[Derrick Thackery]]. As such, Thackery does not actually care as much about the sports he loves than the passions aroused from it. | ||
* '''[[The Wild Traveler]]''': Travel program hosted by [[James Pedeaston]]. Pedeaston is a child molester wanted in Malaysia and is currently being investigated by the FBI. He enjoys traveling the world and logging some of his most 'exotic' encounters in his travelogue, some of which he accidentally reads on-air to the (unintentional) disgust of listeners. His show appears to be so reviled by his listeners that at one point, he receives no calls at all. | * '''[[The Wild Traveler]]''': Travel program hosted by [[James Pedeaston]]. For a record, Pedeaston is a child molester wanted in Malaysia and is currently being investigated by the FBI. He enjoys traveling the world and logging some of his most 'exotic' encounters in his travelogue, some of which he accidentally reads on-air to the (unintentional) disgust of listeners. His show appears to be so reviled by his listeners that at one point, he receives no calls at all. | ||
* '''[[Entertaining America]]''': Entertainment program hosted by [[Billy Dexter]] and later [[Lazlow Jones|Lazlow]], featuring various guests. Dexter is accidentally shot in the head by a gun-wielding [[Jack Howitzer]], and after a rather lengthy hiatus (which includes Howitzer's subsequent conviction on WCTR news) is replaced by Lazlow. | * '''[[Entertaining America]]''': Entertainment program hosted by [[Billy Dexter]] and later [[Lazlow Jones|Lazlow]], featuring various guests. Dexter is accidentally shot in the head by a gun-wielding [[Jack Howitzer]], and after a rather lengthy hiatus (which includes Howitzer's subsequent conviction on WCTR news) is replaced by Lazlow, who is also credited with producing all DJ banters and commercials in-game. There are a few appearances by sqeaking rapper [[OG Loc|Jeffrey "OG Loc" Cross]], and also apparently, his manager and secondary antagonist [[Big Smoke|Melvin "Big Smoke" Harris]], aging hippie [[The Truth]], and celebrity gangsta rapper [[Madd Dogg]]. At one point, Darius Fontaine, the founder of Inversion Therapy, has an argument with [[Lonely Hearts]] host [[Fernando Martinez]], which Lazlow repeatedly denies being part of, on-air. | ||
* '''[[Gardening with Maurice]]''': Gardening show hosted by [[Maurice (GTA SA)|Maurice]]. Maurice has a rather horny personality; he not only loves his gardens, but his own body as well. For example, he likes to take pictures of both when they are "blossoming." He also offers unorthodox advice and unusual plant suggestions to callers. | * '''[[Gardening with Maurice]]''': Gardening show hosted by [[Maurice (GTA SA)|Maurice]]. Being obsessed with gardens, Maurice has a rather horny personality; he not only loves his gardens, but his own body as well. For example, he likes to take pictures of both when they are "blossoming." He also offers unorthodox advice and unusual plant suggestions to callers. | ||
* '''[[I Say/You Say]]''': Political debate show hosted by husband-and-wife liberal-and-conservative team of [[Peyton Phillips]] and [[Mary Phillips]]. Peyton and Mary are caricatures of their ideologies; Peyton having communist inclinations while Mary plays 'greedy capitalist'. For example, when dealing with a caller that had recently buried the corpses of numerous illegal immigrants in his backyard, Mary advises the caller on how to use the corpses to evade his taxes while Peyton mentions recycling and organ donation. Early shows feature a desperate Lazlow looking for a radio job, asking if he can take Peyton's and stating that he used to be on the radio "back in the day", referring to his jobs as radio talk show host of [[V-Rock]] in [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City]]. | * '''[[I Say/You Say]]''': Political debate show hosted by husband-and-wife liberal-and-conservative team of [[Peyton Phillips]] and [[Mary Phillips]]. Peyton and Mary are caricatures of their ideologies; Peyton having communist inclinations while Mary plays 'greedy capitalist'. For example, when dealing with a caller that had recently buried the corpses of numerous illegal immigrants in his backyard, Mary advises the caller on how to use the corpses to evade his taxes while Peyton mentions recycling and organ donation. Early shows feature a desperate Lazlow looking for a radio job, asking if he can take Peyton's and stating that he used to be on the radio "back in the day", referring to his jobs as radio talk show host of [[V-Rock]] in [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City]]. | ||
* '''[[Lonely Hearts]]''': Relationship advice program hosted by [[Christy MacIntyre]], featuring [[Fernando Martinez]]; he briefly mentions being "chased out" (of Vice City) and alludes to a "Five Alarm Fire". | * '''[[Lonely Hearts]]''': Relationship advice program hosted by [[Christy MacIntyre]], featuring [[Fernando Martinez]]; he briefly mentions being "chased out" (of Vice City) and alludes to a "Five Alarm Fire". | ||