Josh Taylor with Dockmate USA stopped by Weekdays with The Tiki Man and Johnny B April 3, 2026

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Weekdays with The Tiki Man and Johnny B, 11–1PM Eastern Island Time Brought to you by Dockmate USA 3100 SE 4th Avenue Fort Lauderdale, FL 33316 Tel: 954-998-1430 We’re joined by Josh Taylor from Dockmate with this month’s edition of “What’s New with Dockmate.” Plus, new music from Kirstie Kraus, Monallo, Mick Fury, Danny Spiro Music, Bruce Blackman, and many more. Listen in on Tiki Man Radio, Dock Side Live Radio, and The Tiki Man Radio YouTube channel. Come on over and be part of the show!

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