Deja Vu , look you tried to do it too

Deja Vu, look you tried to do it too, but too bad, so sad we already are doing that.
Every other day, I see on fb and other social places people trying to do what we already did. Whether its Radio Rebel, or Rebel Radio, HazzardAyre that nobody can or dares to duplicate, and now has its own IP address, amongst other things, our media gigs are swelling faster than a porn star making spegetti. Sorry Rick , had to throw that in, that was a great flick.
What we started near West-Point Idaho, and grew into three episodes of the Dukes, mostly portrayed by my 4th Cousin Richie, (WHOGG-AM/1090, Hazzard ) Has grown into HazzardAyre/Rebel Radio on both 1340 and FM 105.7 near here and is a staple on 20 stations nationwide on syndication as well as streaming on both LiveStream.com and Spreaker.com . 
From bringing back much of what was then rural targeted TV from CBS, from the Beverly Hillbillies to the Dukes, as well as HeeHaw, Petticoat Junction, Green Acres and so on, our image has been one of a more aggressive but certainly rural backwoods feeling. Simply put, we planted some seeds and they are growing faster than Mirinda's pumpkins. But planting the seeds is only one part of the growing formula, you not only plant the seeds, but fertilize and nurture em, but eventually they grow into a yield that you can harvest.
The human equation being what it is , other humans get envious and jealous. Instead of supporting something already growing, they think they ought to try to copy it, whatever it is. I say to many of them; congradulate the victor, since the race is done won.
Okay then. HazzardAyre/Rebel-Radio will be back on air on November 15th. What is keen, is; most in Wendell don't have fiber optic, to their place let alone home. Nor the streaming speed we'll have that is dedicated just to us, but guess what? We will. According to the folks at CenturyLink, they are going to stretch a wire from the main box all the way to the house that holds HazzardAyre/Rebel-Radio's studios. 
Last here this morning; I was right, especially for women, and did you know women also have testosterone? According to Sue Rogers our staff sexoligist, says that the fall is the time that both genders, but mostly women's desires are peaking. Women ovulate and get hornier worse in the fall, than at other times of the year. Something to do with the gestation being better between 40 and 60 degrees. Is that why I get luckier in the fall than the spring? 
If you consider most of our 4legged mamallian counterparts mate in the fall, gestate through the winter and have offspring in mid spring, why the hell should we be different. The old farts tales of babies coming in June, from a winters honeymoon, might be since if your staying at home it ain't to be watching Hogan's Hereos. Guys women are looking and if you have the right bait, this is the time of year your more apt to get laid.
See ya'll on the radio in about 6 hours.
TTYLY