SEGA Mixer Drive

February's first regular edition went through 2 hours of arrange tunes, plenty of dreams about taking Sega's technology into the real world and quite a bit of pre-MAGFest hype. That, and it was one last chance to save sanity before Valentine's Day...

Rexy may have endured a painful root canal filling beforehand, but not even that would stop her from pulling off the first Mystery Mix of the new Season. This week, the listeners took on a 2-hour show through a rocky road - and not of the dessert kind!

This week's SMD is the third regular show of Season 4 before themes become more noted - here's to 2 hours of requests, shenanigans and new findings. This podcast is sponsored by Bob's Pizzeria - great tasting pizza, but sadly not run by a man named Bob.

This regular edition of SMD went through two hours of arrange tunes, huge anticipation for something in RadioSEGA's near future and a way to push the bidding songwriters within the live audience - Superior High Robotnik tested, Testarossa approved!

Season 4 of SEGA Mixer Drive had begun! Not a lot had changed from Season 3, though tonight included a new segment with the Artist Jukebox. The music tonight was what was needed to get the season to a great start - including a certain dolphin choir...

After the success of WinterFest 2014, it returned in 2015 with more shows and many new faces. SEGA Mixer Drive may be a returning broadcast, but it still sent the festive feel with the 2-hour setlist and prizes given away on the night. Merry Christmas!

Season 3 is almost over! This three-hour episode looks back at so many memorable tracks and incidents throughout the year, including listener feedback from the 2015 In Review polls. But it's more than 'playing' music that Rexy would do that night...

The penultimate episode of Season 3 fell close to the 25th Anniversary of the Mega Drive's launch in Europe! All tracks were played roughly in order of release onto the system - and with no franchise repped twice, there was a lot of history to witness!

The last regular show of the year went all out - this week's Sega remix set included a Sonic Stadium star in the Community Spotlight, the last Remix Highlights of the year AND a chance for listeners to win a copy of Mykah's new Panzer Dragoon Saga album!

This week's regular edition of the show happened during Dr. Eggman takeover of Sonic the Hedgehog's Twitter for the day! Not only did we enjoy 2 hours of Sega remixes, but the host and audience alike pledged their allegiance to the Eggman Empire!

Popular demand called for a fiery counterpart to Fish Friday - and so this week's SMD became Red-Hot Friday, appropriately timed 2 days after the British custom that is Bonfire Night. You can say the entire playlist that night... heated up the airwaves!

Happy Halloween! This week's SMD threw structure completely out of the window with 2 hours full of tracks with relation to the monsters of the night. Tricks and treats can be found throughout the show, but you have to bring your own pop-rocks and cola!

It's a Mystery Mix and a Listening Party rolled up into one show! EAR joined Rexy on the air to preview and discuss the Sound of the Sonic Stadium Challenge #1 EP - all that with an accompanying set of music using the piano in so many beautiful ways!

Another year, another Play Expo event, and just like last time Rexy had many tales to tell from it. All that and with the amount of lengthy remixes in the show, it became the longest episode of SMD yet! Admit it y'all, you know noodles can't be beat!

It felt like a regular show in name only! Along with 2 hours of Sega remixes regardless of where they came from, the audience this week saw more details about Segathon 3, Mykah returned from a trip in Japan and our host learnt a valuable life lesson...

This week's episode of SMD went back down to earth with the first regular show of October - 2 hours of Sega remixes regardless of where they came from. Among the madness, this was the episode where the IRC craved ice cream - and Summer was long gone!

September's Mystery Mix happened to go 'au naturel' with an organic set - hence, 2 hours of Sega remixes that have or can be perfomed in an unplugged setting! Drop all electric guitars and synth modulators at the front door, because it's back to nature!

On top of 2 hours of arranged Sega tunes, this episode saw the start of the impending Season end, as the first 2015 In Review poll went live for audience feedback. It also marked the 2nd attempt at spreading a Sega-related hashtag - with amusing results!

This week's episode of SMD was broadcast on a day when it's GOOD to look at the past - specifically, the time of the Dreamcast launch in the US! Come join in for 2 hours of remixes covering tunes from Sega's powerful 128-bit swansong! VMUs not included.

September meant the back-to-school blues for some, but SMD was there to keep bringing remix-related life to the weekend - all 2 hours of it. This regular show not only covered a wide set of bases, but also introduced a new hidden persona for the host...

The end of August meant another Mystery Mix, and in this week's episode, the 2-hour setlist of Sega remixes all had vocals in them! Grab your hairbrushes and TV remotes - you might be singing along yourself by the end of this podcast!

Another blistering hot regular edition, another blistering hot set of remixes for the evening. Among all the beats blasted tonight, hype started building up for anticipated games in the near future... including Sonic appearing in a Nintendo game? What?!

When the Summer gets too hot, jump into the water - perfect timing for Fish Friday! All arranges on this week's edition are either of water levels or have had an aquatic twist thrown in. Seriously, a water level show? You'd better sea it to believe it!

This wasa regular edition of the show tonight, with two hours of remixes new and old. This could however also be remembered when thanks to Twinny's food at the time, the listeners sent out a flurry of #CheesySegaGameNames onto Twitter. Feels very gouda!

It's the host's birthday! For a more unusual show, the setlist mostly consisted of remixes that either have ties to late-July or arranged games close to her heart. And she's no RoBKTA, but there's also a brief DJ set as a prelude to being on Last Call!