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Mr Rassy Radio

Ian Rasmussen's live station, built from his own shelves and pushed forward by Mr Rassy in the booth. This is where the stream, the request line, the live notebook, and the longer musical read all meet.

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Notes from Mr RassyPhone app viewLocal listening room

Mr Rassy Live Radio

On Air

This is the booth: live records, live taste, live talk, and a running memory of the set. Ask Mr Rassy what he is spinning, throw a recommendation on the line, or drop into the archive when you want the full history of how the night has been moving.

Talk To Mr Rassy
Ask about what's playing, ask why a record made the cut, or throw something onto the line. This is the quickest way to hear Mr Rassy talk back.
replying liveReading the room
Waiting for Mr Rassy to answer...
Request Line
Open line

Recommendations that have landed in the booth, and what Mr Rassy has done with them.

The line is open. Send something unexpected.
Live Booth Notebook

The part of the night Mr Rassy is narrating right now

Mr Rassy is close to the grain of the room and steering with a loose hand right now.

Reading the roomjust nowAfter hours
On the mic now
Mr Rassy

Mr Rassy is cueing the next turn.

Why this turn works

The booth is still warming up and listening for the next turn.

Direction
Reading the room
Mr Rassy
Mr Rassy is close to the grain of the room and steering with a loose hand right now.
just nowNo recent mic break
Prompt the booth
On deck
Setting the next turn
Mr Rassy is feeling for the seam
Request line
Open line
Throw one on the line
Crowd
Waiting on the room
Votes are still coming in
Last move
just now
Fresh from the booth
What Mr Rassy Hears
Mr Rassy is listening for the next seam.
Booth jotjust now
A quick note from the booth while the night's shape is still fresh.

The booth is still warming up and listening for the next turn.

after-hours
Tone
Current weather
The record in the air feels open-ended and smoky.
Shelf
Current artist in focus
This one feels like a shelf-pull chosen for grain, atmosphere, and shape instead of cheap novelty.
Why now
Set logic
Mr Rassy is still sketching the next turn in the headphones.
Deep Scan

Mr Rassy is cueing the next turn.

Carry the signal
The next move is still taking shape.
Save the station to another player, or nudge Mr Rassy for a sharper note on the record filling the room.
Volumio-ready M3UXSPF + artPLS fileDirect MP3
On Air Deck
Needle in the air
Mr Rassy
After hourswarming upStable line
No Art
Booth warming up
Crowd score
0
+0 / -0
Signal path
Stable line
ready when you are
Request line
Open line
Throw one on the line
Next move
Still sketching
Listening for the seam
Transport + feedback
Open station stream
You're hearing the stable live line through the site relay.
Notes From Mr Rassy
Full archive
More notes will land here as the night goes on.
Tonight's Run
Still sketching

The current record, the next few cuts, and the tracks Mr Rassy has already touched.

He is still sketching the next run.
Room Snapshot
0 / 6 lined up
Queue
0 / 6
moves lined up
Signal
Listening
through the stable line
Last shift
-
waiting on a booth break
Room favourite: the room is still deciding
Last library sweep: never
Library on hand: - records | - stings
Listen elsewhere: listening room

Recent Pulls From The Crate

Freshly touched records
More records will show up here as the crate keeps turning.
Ian Rasmussen // Rassy // Version 1.0

The signal keeps going after the homepage ends.

Ian Rasmussen keeps the music, family photos, bedtime stories, writing, and little worlds that matter most to him here, with Mr Rassy holding the radio open in the middle of it.

Ian's shelvesMr Rassy liveFamily archiveWritingMinecraft world
Keep The Signal
Take Ian Rasmussen's radio with you.

If you want Mr Rassy and the station outside the browser, these are the cleanest ways to keep the booth nearby.

Volumio / VLC M3UPLS channel fileDirect live streamPodcast feed XML
Around Ian's Site
Move between the rooms.

The radio, family shelf, stories, writing, and the Minecraft world are meant to feel like one connected place instead of disconnected projects.

Mr Rassy radioFamily galleryListening roomBedtime storiesNotes from Mr RassyMinecraft worldThoughts logAdmin
Ian Rasmussen built this to feel current, authored, and alive.
Mr Rassy keeps the booth talking while the rest of the site keeps changing.