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LA Lloyd (born Lloyd Max Hocutt, Jr in Raleigh, North Carolina, United States), is a nationally syndicated radio host for the LA Lloyd Rock 30 and a former program director for the San Antonio rock station, KISS-FM. He was named program director for the Austin, Texas, 93.7 KLBJ-FM December 7, 2012. Lloyd began his radio career at WKZQ-FM in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, in 1984 after graduating from Western Carolina University with a Bachelor of Arts in radio/TV/film.
Hocutt is the host of a nationally syndicated radio program called the LA Lloyd Rock 30. The weekly show is a three-hour countdown of modern rock music hits. Each week, the show is co-hosted by a different rock act, which is generally either an up-and-coming band or an artist who is topping the charts. The show began on July 4, 2000, with Kid Rock as its first co-host.
(Times based on station's local time zone)
| Radio station | City | Hours |
|---|---|---|
| KEYJ FM (107.9) | Abilene, Texas | Sun 12 pm-3 pm |
| KLBJ FM (93.7) | Austin, Texas | Sat 9 pm-12 mid |
| WCPR FM (97.9) | Biloxi/Gulfport, Mississippi | Sun 9 am-12 n |
| WBRS (Internet) | Brussels, Belgium | Fri 5 pm-8 pm |
| KTED FM (100.5) | Casper, Wyoming | Sun 12 pm-3 pm |
| KDHK-FM (100.5) | Cedar Rapids/Decorah, Iowa | Sat 6 pm-9 pm/Sun 12n-3 pm |
| WCMI-FM (92.7) | Charleston/Huntington, West Virginia | Sun 4 pm-7 pm |
| WYRO-FM (98.7) | Charleston/Huntington, West Virginia | Sun 9 pm-12 mid |
| KNCN FM (101.3) | Corpus Christi, Texas | Sun 7 am-10 am |
| KSHP-DB (Rock 101) | Dakota Dunes, South Dakota | Sun 10 am-1 pm |
| KGRR (97.3) | Dubuque/Cedar Rapids, Iowa | Sat 2 pm-5 pm/Sun 5 pm-8 pm |
| WNGS-FM | Elmira, New York | Sat 9 am-12 n |
| KXLR-FM (95.9) | Fairbanks, Arkansas | Sat 4 pm-7 pm |
| WTCX-FM (95.1, 96.1) | Fon du Lac/Appleton, Wisconsin | Sun 5 pm-8 pm |
| KRGI-FM (99.7) | Grand Island/Lincoln, Nevada | Sat 7 am-10 am/Sun 3 pm-6 pm |
| KMZK FM (106.9) | Grand Junction, Colorado | Sat 7 am-10 am |
| WGLI-FM (98.7) | Hancock, Michigan | Sat 6pm-9pm |
| WFRD-FM (99.3) | Hanover-Lebanon, New Hampshire | Sun 7 am-10 am |
| KEJL-FM (100.5) | Hobbs/Albuquerque, New Mexico | Sun 1 pm-4 pm |
| WQFX-FM | Jamestown/Erie, Pennsylvania | Sat 9 pm-12 mid |
| WVLZ-FM (106.1) | Knoxville, TN | Sun 12 pm-3 pm |
| KZCD FM (94.1) | Lawton, Oklahoma | Sun 12 n-3 pm |
| WWZB-FM (95.1) | Manchester/Lexington, Kentucky | Sun 6 pm-9 pm |
| KROG FM (96.9) | Medford-Ashland, Oregon | Sun 12 pm-3 pm |
| KBRE-FM (105.7) | Merced/Fresno, California | Sat 7 pm-10 pm |
| KXRR FM (106.1) | Monroe, Louisiana | Sun 6:30 pm-9:30 pm |
| WXME-FM (98.3) | Monticello, Maine | Sat 12 pm-3 pm |
| KMCS-FM (93.1) | Muscatine/Davenport, Iowa | Sun 6 pm-9 pm |
| KRNP-FM (100.7) | North Platte, Nevada | Sat 8 pm-11 pm/Sun 3 pm-6 pm |
| WYYX FM (97.7) | Panama City, Florida | Sun 5 pm-8 pm |
| WIXO FM (105.7) | Peoria, Illinois | Sun 12 pm-3 pm |
| KBSZ-FM (97.3) | Phoenix, Arizona | Sat 10 pm-1 am |
| KFCW (93.1) | Riverton, Wyoming | Sat 3 pm-6 pm |
| KNRZ FM (96.5) | San Angelo, Texas | Sun 12n-3pm |
| KTPO-FM (106.7) | Sandpoint, Idaho | Sun 6pm-9pm |
| WFXH FM (106.1) | Savannah, Georgia | Sun 9am-12n |
| ISLAND 92 | Simpson Bay, St. Maarten | Sat 7 pm-10 pm |
| WQCK-FM (105.9) | State College/Johnstown, Pennsylvania | Sun 10 pm-1 am |
| RockXRadio (Internet) | Stoney Creek, Ontario, Canada | Sat 9 am-12n/Wed 7 pm-10 pm |
| WNRM (Internet) | Tampa-St Petersburg, Florida | Fri 6 pm-9 pm/Sun 6 pm-9 pm |
| WRZK-FM (95.9) | Tri-Cities, TN/VA | Sun 7 pm-10 pm |
| WWBZ-FM (102.5) | Tri-Cities, Tennessee/Virginia | Sun 6 pm-9 pm |
| KFMA FM (102.1) | Tucson, Arizona | Sun 8 pm-11 pm |
| KMOD FM (97.5) | Tulsa, Oklahoma | Sun 9 am-12 n |
| KBZS FM (106.3) | Wichita Falls, Texas | Sat 12 pm-3 pm |
| KWDQ FM (102.3) | Woodward, Oklahoma | Fri 3 pm-6 pm |
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Rigdon Osmond Dees III, best known as Rick Dees, is an American entertainer, radio personality, comedian, actor, and voice artist, best known for his internationally syndicated radio show The Rick Dees Weekly Top 40 Countdown and for the 1976 satirical novelty song "Disco Duck".
WUNC is a listener-supported public radio station, serving the Research Triangle area of North Carolina. It is licensed to Chapel Hill and is operated by the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. On weekdays, WUNC carries National Public Radio, American Public Media, Public Radio Exchange, and BBC programming in an "all-news-and-information" format, including shows such as All Things Considered, Morning Edition and Fresh Air. On weekends, in addition to NPR weekend shows, WUNC broadcasts locally produced folk music programming. The longest-running continuously produced program offered by the station is Back Porch Music, a weekly folk and traditional music program. WUNC holds periodic on-air fundraisers seeking listener contributions.
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