News Radio Merch
Description: Frank Rossitano’s hilariously lazy and offbeat personality shines in this design. Featuring his iconic quote, ‘I get all my news from the radio in Grand Theft Auto,’ this piece is perfect for fans who love his slacker charm and unexpected wit. Whether you’re a fellow TGS writer or just someone who appreciates Frank’s unique take on life, this design is a celebration of his lovable, laid-back humor.
Description: Simple white letters on black background: "Fox News and talk radio did to you what you said video games would do to us." Gen X or a Millennial? Got a boomer in your life? Pro-democracy, anti-fascist, anti-hate? Wear this to Thanksgiving.
Fox News and talk radio did to you what you said video games would do to us. Hat
by TheBestWords
$19
Description: Indiana Jones wishes he was Ralph Garman, Tune in for the news every day! THE RALPH REPORT is a new way of bringing you my take on the current events of the day! Newsmakers, heartbreakers, showbiz fakers ... we'll talk about all of them here, together, on THE RALPH REPORT. I'll also be doing special "in the field" reports, sitting down with some of my friends for interviews, doing some TV and movie reviews, AND even making some fun video reports.
Description: On August 20, we’ll be coming to you on all frequencies for National Radio Day. Radio was once one of the most incredible technologies on Earth – used by militaries and governments alike for navigation, news distribution, and more. It made news and music more accessible and brought us closer as a nation and a planet. Though today we rely more heavily on the internet and television for what we once relied on radio for, radio is far from dead and increasingly appreciated for its vintage and fantastic content.
Description: Bold. Honest. Unapologetically left. Show your support for the Hey Siriusly podcast with this sleek, no-nonsense design. Whether you're a political junkie, a podcast enthusiast, or just someone who appreciates clever wordplay, this tee is the perfect way to say, "Hey, Siriusly?!"
