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	{{Infobox episode\|episode_no=3\|host=[[~~TheRandomMelon~~\|Michael Webb]]\|air_date=January 16th, 2024\|run_time=65 minutes\|requester_no=4\|next=[[Episode_4_(The_DJ_Hour)\|Episode 4]]\|previous=[[Episode_2_(The_DJ_Hour)\|Episode 2]]}}'''Episode 3 of The DJ Hour''' is the third episode of the interactive radio program [[The DJ Hour]]. It aired live on [[Osolia Public Radio]] on January 16th, 2024. It was aired 5 days after [[Episode 2 (The DJ Hour)\|Episode 2]].		{{Infobox episode\|episode_no=3\|host=[[Byte of Melon\|Michael Webb]]\|air_date=January 16th, 2024\|run_time=65 minutes\|requester_no=4\|next=[[Episode_4_(The_DJ_Hour)\|Episode 4]]\|previous=[[Episode_2_(The_DJ_Hour)\|Episode 2]]}}'''Episode 3 of The DJ Hour''' is the third episode of the interactive radio program [[The DJ Hour]]. It aired live on [[Osolia Public Radio]] on January 16th, 2024. It was aired 5 days after [[Episode 2 (The DJ Hour)\|Episode 2]].

	== Episode content ==		== Episode content ==
	The episode starts with the host, [[~~TheRandomMelon~~\|Michael Webb]], greeting the audience and explaining the premise of the program, much like the previous two episodes, except also thanking the sponsor of the episode, [[Steak King]], before playing the [[Korsomas Ned Osoles\|national anthem of Osolia]]. Following the conclusion of the national anthem, Webb explains how the audience can request music. His starting song request for the show was "Ruler of Everything" by Tally Hall, which he describes as being created by people who were "very high on drugs", but also stating, "It's an absolute banger".		The episode starts with the host, [[Byte of Melon\|Michael Webb]], greeting the audience and explaining the premise of the program, much like the previous two episodes, except also thanking the sponsor of the episode, [[Steak King]], before playing the [[Korsomas Ned Osoles\|national anthem of Osolia]]. Following the conclusion of the national anthem, Webb explains how the audience can request music. His starting song request for the show was "Ruler of Everything" by Tally Hall, which he describes as being created by people who were "very high on drugs", but also stating, "It's an absolute banger".

	At about 12 minutes into the episode, Webb reads an advertisement for Steak King, which had just had its grand opening of its first location, a food truck-style building located in downtown [[Sahosam]]. This is notable as this was the first and last time that ''The DJ Hour'' would have any sponsorship segments, as it proved unpopular amongst listeners.		At about 12 minutes into the episode, Webb reads an advertisement for Steak King, which had just had its grand opening of its first location, a food truck-style building located in downtown [[Sahosam]]. This is notable as this was the first and last time that ''The DJ Hour'' would have any sponsorship segments, as it proved unpopular amongst listeners.
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	== Episode content ==		== Episode content ==
	The episode starts with the host, [[Michael Webb]], greeting the audience and explaining the premise of the program, much like the previous two episodes, except also thanking the sponsor of the episode, [[Steak King]], before playing the [[Korsomas Ned Osoles\|national anthem of Osolia]]. Following the conclusion of the national anthem, Webb explains how the audience can request music. His starting song request for the show was "Ruler of Everything" by Tally Hall, which he describes as being created by people who were "very high on drugs", but also stating, "It's an absolute banger".		The episode starts with the host, [[TheRandomMelon\|Michael Webb]], greeting the audience and explaining the premise of the program, much like the previous two episodes, except also thanking the sponsor of the episode, [[Steak King]], before playing the [[Korsomas Ned Osoles\|national anthem of Osolia]]. Following the conclusion of the national anthem, Webb explains how the audience can request music. His starting song request for the show was "Ruler of Everything" by Tally Hall, which he describes as being created by people who were "very high on drugs", but also stating, "It's an absolute banger".

	At about 12 minutes into the episode, Webb reads an advertisement for Steak King, which had just had its grand opening of its first location, a food truck-style building located in downtown [[Sahosam]]. This is notable as this was the first and last time that ''The DJ Hour'' would have any sponsorship segments, as it proved unpopular amongst listeners.		At about 12 minutes into the episode, Webb reads an advertisement for Steak King, which had just had its grand opening of its first location, a food truck-style building located in downtown [[Sahosam]]. This is notable as this was the first and last time that ''The DJ Hour'' would have any sponsorship segments, as it proved unpopular amongst listeners.

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	{{Infobox episode\|episode_no=3\|host=[[~~Michael Webb~~\|Michael Webb]]\|air_date=January 16th, 2024\|run_time=65 minutes\|requester_no=4\|next=[[Episode_4_(The_DJ_Hour)\|Episode 4]]\|previous=[[Episode_2_(The_DJ_Hour)\|Episode 2]]}}'''Episode 3 of The DJ Hour''' is the third episode of the interactive radio program [[The DJ Hour]]. It aired live on [[Osolia Public Radio]] on January 16th, 2024. It was aired 5 days after [[Episode 2 (The DJ Hour)\|Episode 2]].		{{Infobox episode\|episode_no=3\|host=[[TheRandomMelon\|Michael Webb]]\|air_date=January 16th, 2024\|run_time=65 minutes\|requester_no=4\|next=[[Episode_4_(The_DJ_Hour)\|Episode 4]]\|previous=[[Episode_2_(The_DJ_Hour)\|Episode 2]]}}'''Episode 3 of The DJ Hour''' is the third episode of the interactive radio program [[The DJ Hour]]. It aired live on [[Osolia Public Radio]] on January 16th, 2024. It was aired 5 days after [[Episode 2 (The DJ Hour)\|Episode 2]].

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	{{Infobox episode\|episode_no=3\|host=[[Michael Webb\|Michael Webb]]\|air_date=January 16th, 2024\|run_time=65 minutes\|requester_no=4\|next=[[Episode_4_(The_DJ_Hour)\|Episode 4]]}}'''Episode 3 of The DJ Hour''' is the third episode of the interactive radio program [[The DJ Hour]]. It aired live on [[Osolia Public Radio]] on January 16th, 2024. It was aired 5 days after [[Episode 2 (The DJ Hour)\|Episode 2]].		{{Infobox episode\|episode_no=3\|host=[[Michael Webb\|Michael Webb]]\|air_date=January 16th, 2024\|run_time=65 minutes\|requester_no=4\|next=[[Episode_4_(The_DJ_Hour)\|Episode 4]]\|previous=[[Episode_2_(The_DJ_Hour)\|Episode 2]]}}'''Episode 3 of The DJ Hour''' is the third episode of the interactive radio program [[The DJ Hour]]. It aired live on [[Osolia Public Radio]] on January 16th, 2024. It was aired 5 days after [[Episode 2 (The DJ Hour)\|Episode 2]].

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{{Infobox episode|episode_no=3|host=[[Michael Webb|Michael Webb]]|air_date=January 16th, 2024|run_time=65 minutes|requester_no=4|next=[[Episode_4_(The_DJ_Hour)|Episode 4]]}}'''Episode 3 of The DJ Hour''' is the third episode of the interactive radio program [[The DJ Hour]]. It aired live on [[Osolia Public Radio]] on January 16th, 2024. It was aired 5 days after [[Episode 2 (The DJ Hour)|Episode 2]].

== Episode content ==
The episode starts with the host, [[Michael Webb]], greeting the audience and explaining the premise of the program, much like the previous two episodes, except also thanking the sponsor of the episode, [[Steak King]], before playing the [[Korsomas Ned Osoles|national anthem of Osolia]]. Following the conclusion of the national anthem, Webb explains how the audience can request music. His starting song request for the show was "Ruler of Everything" by Tally Hall, which he describes as being created by people who were "very high on drugs", but also stating, "It's an absolute banger".

At about 12 minutes into the episode, Webb reads an advertisement for Steak King, which had just had its grand opening of its first location, a food truck-style building located in downtown [[Sahosam]]. This is notable as this was the first and last time that ''The DJ Hour'' would have any sponsorship segments, as it proved unpopular amongst listeners.

At about 26 minutes into the episode, Webb introduces the halftime song, an [[Osol]] language cover of "Vivir Mi Vida" by Marc Anthony composed and performed by Speaker [[tz_scion]]. It is the first song composed in Osol to have been translated from a non-English language, in this case Spanish.

To close out the show, Webb took Hydrogen's request of "Enormous Penis" by Da Vinci's Notebook as he personally enjoys the song a lot, especially for its comedic acapella style, which appeals to him as he sang many acapella songs in high school.

== Songs played ==
{| class="wikitable"
!Song no.
!Title
!Artist
!Genre
!Requested by
|-
|1
|Korsomas Ned Osoles
|tz_scion
|National anthem
| -
|-
|2
|Ruler of Everything
|Tally Hall
|Alternative rock
|[[TheRandomMelon|Michael Webb]]
|-
|3
|House of the Rising Sun
|The Animals
|Folk rock
|[[tz_scion]]
|-
|4
|Diggy Diggy Hole
|Wind Rose
|Heavy metal
|[[Pud|TheGoldenPud]]
|-
|5
|Art Angels
|Grimes
|Synth pop
|[[TheCelestialJellyfish]]
|-
|6
|Air Rally
|Rhythm Heaven Fever
|Video game soundtrack
|[[tz_scion]]
|-
|7
|Uarta Ned Uartit
|tz_scion
|Tropical music
| -
|-
|8
|Cuckoo
|Rob Cantor
|Cinematic rock
|[[Hydrogen]]
|-
|9
|Creep
|Radiohead
|Grunge rock
|[[tz_scion]]
|-
|10
|We Didn't Start the Fire
|Fall Out Boy
|Alternative/Indie
|[[Hydrogen]]
|-
|11
|Amen, Brother
|The Winstons
|R&B/Soul
|[[tz_scion]]
|-
|12
|Bones in the Ocean
|The Longest Johns
|Sea shanty
|[[Hydrogen]]
|-
|13
|Working Man
|Otis Rush
|R&B/Soul
|[[Pud|TheGoldenPud]]
|-
|14
|Siffler sur la colline
|Joe Dassin
|Pop
|[[Hydrogen]]
|-
|15
|Here Comes the Sun
|The Beatles
|Pop rock
|[[tz_scion]]
|-
|16
|Enormous Penis
|Da Vinci's Notebook
|Acapella
|[[Hydrogen]]/[[TheRandomMelon|Michael Webb]]
|}