Humble and Fred Radio

Free

1.7for iPhone

Red Piston

Developer

May 20, 2018

Update Date

Entertainment

Category

App Store

Age Rating

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12+

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17+

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Humble and Fred Radio Screenshots

iPhone

About Humble and Fred Radio

It's just what you've always wanted - Humble and Fred in your pocket!

App Features:

- Humble and Fred Soundboard
- Latest Tweets
- Full Library of Podcast Episodes
- Humble and Fred's Blog
- Embedded Web site, YouTube clips and more

Humble and Fred are a couple of nice fellows who have been part of the Toronto radio scene since 1989.

On the hunch of a very progressive Program Director named Danny Kingsbury, Humble was plucked out of Montreal to come and work with Fred at CFNY-FM.

For the next 12 years they entertained their audience with a mixture of humour, irreverence and goofiness while CFNY morphed into 102.1 The Edge.

Humble and Fred ruined radio and now they’re going to kill the internet.

It’s true man true. After more than 20 years on Toronto’s airwaves Humble and Fred are no longer wanted by regular radio. They’ve asked about jobs and they’ve applied for jobs, but nobody wants them.

It seems Humble and Fred wrecked every radio station they worked for, so the only option now is to wreck the internet. And now, with this app, they're about to wreck your iOS device.