Get on the Peace ☮️ Train with Ed the Train Man May 4, 2026

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“Get on the Peace Train with Ed the Train Man” is back tonight 5-7pm CST & 6-8pm EST Live from the Paradise Way Tiki Bar Studios on Tiki Man Radio from Crown Point Indiana, Lakes of the Four Seasons! Tonight we celebrate with Champagne That would be the Champagne Experience, Steve & Mary returning to the studio! We also have New Music from “Almost Paradise” and “Ashlyn”, you’ll hear the Trop-Rock Song of the Week from Rick Hoefel & The Hippie Flower Power Flashback Song of the Week from Graham Andrews. All brought to you by Uptown Whimsy at 826 E New Haven Ave Melbourne Florida & Wright House Realty Group - BHGRE Connections! So download our free Tiki Man Radio App and climb aboard! https://www.tikimanradio.com/ https://www.uptownwhimsy.com/ https://www.bhgre.com/.../aid...

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