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==GTA Vice City Stories== | ==GTA Vice City Stories== | ||
In [[GTA Vice City Stories]], VCPR features a variety of radio programs that satirize American culture, such as Bait 'n switch, in which features vietnam war veteran rednecks, and New World Order, which satirizes bellicose racists, Time Ranger, which shows typical American hypocrisy, and Gordon Moorehead Rides Again, satirizes American hypocrisy during the cold war. Just like [[LCFR]] in [[Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories]] - VCPR would move on to feature just one show by 1986, Pressing Issues. Like 1986, the chatter and pledge drives are still run by Freeloader and Montanius. | In [[GTA Vice City Stories]], VCPR features a variety of radio programs that satirize American culture, such as Bait 'n switch, in which features vietnam war veteran rednecks, and New World Order, which satirizes bellicose racists, Time Ranger, which shows typical American hypocrisy, and Gordon Moorehead Rides Again, satirizes American hypocrisy during the cold war. Just like [[LCFR]] in [[Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories]] - VCPR would move on to feature just one show by 1986, Pressing Issues. Like 1986, the chatter and pledge drives are still run by Freeloader and Montanius. | ||
==Radio Shows brodcasted on VCPR== | |||
* ''Pressing Issues'' - public affairs program hosted by [[Maurice Chavez]]; Only VCPR program to appear in both [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City|Vice City]] and [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories|Vice City Stories]] | |||
* ''New World Order'' - Foreign affairs program hosted by Dwayne Thorn | |||
* ''Bait and Switch'' - fishing show taped at the Vice City Boat and Sports Show. Hosted by Larry Joe and Bobby Ray | |||
* ''The Time Ranger'' - Re-run of a fictional radio program that originally aired in 1938 | |||
* ''Gordon Moorehead Rides Again'' - Re-run of a fictional radio program that originally aired in the late 1940s | |||
Note that despite its name, VCPR is apparently broadcast nation wide. | Note that despite its name, VCPR is apparently broadcast nation wide. | ||