The Gagliarchives then moved to Wednesday nights from 8:00 PM to midnight in late October of 1991, where it would be a staple until July of 1993. Although the program was regularly featured Monday and Saturday mornings in the summer from 6:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m., the heart of the show was on Wednesday nights. In the original incarnation of the program...we played many local favorites... Age of Reason and Gardeners and Gravediggers, were just a few featured offerings....and hosted our first show on August 17th, 1992 as the Age Of Reason opened for Kansas at the Pennant East in Brooklawn, NJ...Our top requests at WDBK were some of rock and roll and  progressive rock's finest... Jeff Beck, John Mayall's Blues Breakers, Emerson, Lake & Palmer, Robin Trower, Procol Harum, Steve Hackett, Brand X, Marillion and Genesis. The radio program's first written review was in the Gannett newspaper, "Courier Post" in October of 1992, and was named the #1 College Program by Gannett News Services as part of their "Best Of South Jersey" awards in March of 1993.

The resurrection of the Gagliarchives into a more fruitful era began with the creation of the new 88.9 WBZC FM at Burlington County College on the edge of the Pine Barrens in Pemberton, NJ. The station covers Southern New Jersey, Eastern Pennsylvania, and the Jersey Shore. This new, state of the art radio station became our home, and gave the Gagliarchives a permanent time slot on Saturday nights from 10:00 p.m. to 2:00 a.m. We've recorded nearly 800 plus weekends at our home base in Pemberton......set amidst wildlife, nature, and endless miles of deciduous and evergreen trees. This setting provides for an extremely cozy atmosphere for all four seasons of the year.

WBZC is situated south of McGuire Air Force Base and Fort Dix, 26 miles west of Long Beach Island, 31 miles east of Philadelphia, and 60 miles northwest of Atlantic City. The campus encompasses approximately 250 acres and includes a modern campus facility surrounded by mature woodlands traversing the Rancocas Creek. At one time, part of Pemberton Township in Burlington County, was formerly known as Ong's Hat and was and still is, very rich in tradition and local legend, as is much of the surrounding area known as the New Jersey Pine Barrens. Touching the edges of both the infamous Pine Barrens and the dark and mysterious Lebanon State Forest, the community was once known by the local Indians as "the Gateway Into the Other Worlds", a name that local historians and folklorists don't take lightly.  According to Piney legend, the village of Ong's Hat was founded sometime in the 19th century after Jacob Ong had an argument with a girl at a dance. She took his hat and threw it on the ground; he picked it up and tossed it in the air, and it landed in a tree. There it hung for months. Over the years, the community that developed around the tree where Jacob's hat hung became known as Ong's Hat. Since our program came to Pemberton in 1994, we have attended and ran radio specials on events such as the now world famous North East Art Rock Festival, Towson, Maryland's Progscape, and North Carolina's Progday. We have hosted countless shows in Philadelphia, PA, Pennsauken, NJ,  Easton, PA, Mount Holly, NJ, and Long Beach Island, NJ. The Gagliarchives have also done live remotes from Long Beach Island, NJ for The Alliance For A Living Ocean, New Jersey Special Olympics, The New Jersey Farm Fair, The Cranberry Festival, and the Whitesbog Festival. In 1995, WBZC 88.9 FM won the National Association of College Broadcasting's Station Of The Year, prior to winning the award, the station's then top programs on the weekends were ours and Roger Beckwith and Janet Watt's Roadhouse Radio, a Delaware Valley local music and blues program. That Saturday in November, Janet Watts and Tom Gagliardi did a 2 hour simulcast on Providence College's 91.3 FM WDOM, and 96.5 FM WBSR at Brown University. It would be the first the gagliarchives were done live in another state. The program would take on 2 straight years of live broadcasts from NEARfest 2005 and 2006. The gagliarchives give back to Burlington County by paying homage to its rich history through our South Jersey History Moments heard every hour at WBZC. 

The show still provides up to the minute news on all progressive rock headlines, concerts, and events for the progressive rock collector. We provide weekly world premiers of the new, popular artists, and focus and introduce, newer, less known projects.  We came upon our 1000th radio show on 4/14/07, and I have to thank the many staff members of our program over the years for helping us achieve weekly success. 

• Jack Webster - Co Producer/Digital Archivist
• Frankie 'The Fan' Alfeeri - Video/Live Assistant
• Keith 'The Man' Loboda - Live Assistant
• The Mysterious VAXMAN - Online Engineers

WDBK: Mike Gillen, Greg Ficci, Karen Kozachyn, Jason Mollica, Brian Fioretti, Eric the Janitor, Greg Hindsly, Matt Pilla, Sandy Mendez, Chris Consalvi, Jennifer Osbourne, Brie McCaddin, Steve, The Bobber, and many interns.

WBZC: Drew Jacobs, Peter Palma, John Engle, John Bannister, Earl Gardner,  Patrice Connelly, Bonnie Hart, Jeannie Becker, Tim Marshall, Brett Holcomb, Jason Varga, Security: Joe, Ben, Stokes, Henry, Joe, Ralph.

CONTRIBUTORS OVER THE YEARS: Ken Golden, Tom Gallo, Jon Most, Janet Watts, Matthew Kauffman, Jim Brennan, Scott McCleary, Chip Rugeeri, Jim Pitulsky, Geoff Logsdon, Steve Feigenbaum, Peter Morticelli, Mike Varney, Chuck Darrow of the Courier Post,  Lisa Mikita, Christine Holz, Chad Hutchinson, Rob LaDuca, Cozy Powell, Eric Corbin, and many others...

OUR GUESTS: The Patron Saint John Wetton, Greg Lake, Peter Banks, Chris Squire, Bill Bruford, Bill Berends, Adam Levin, Steve Hackett,  Braindance, Trey Gunn, Tony Levin, Geoff Downes, Yesterdays, Jonn Buzby, Laura Martin,  Chris Eike, Frank Staneck, Patrick Van Belle, Steve Howe, Mind Gallery, Steve Babb, Eclat, The Flower Kings, Geno White, Gary Husband, Ars Nova, Brett Kull, Bon Lozaga, Clive Nolan, Paul Ramsey, Ray Weston, Nepenthe, Percy Jones, Eloy, John Goodsall, Pye Hastings, Mark Kelly, Gary Green, Doug Maynard, Bill Forth, Mark Robotham, Boud Deun, Ron Darling, Carin Lyn, Gordon Giltrap, and so many others....

MY FAMILY, FRIENDS, SUPPORT, AND SANITY OVER THE YEARS: Charles Gagliardi SR, Rob and Dana Bradley, Chloe Grace Bradley, Nicolette Bradley, Dylan Bradley, Mike Gagliardi, Scott McGill, Dave the mail guy,  Bill Horst, DJ Rob Skinner, Tony Gallo, John Gallo, Denise Myers, Vicki Myers, Babydoll Myers, Corey Butler, Chris Emilio, Mike and Mandy Lomanno, Mike Pack, Twist, Wootie, Tom Szatny, Mom and Dad Szatny, Catherine Revak, The Revak Family, Amy Foxwell, Kristen Brach, Nicole Humphrey,  Martha Sue Piatkowski, Big Gerry, Jane Gallo, Krissy Szatny, Mackenzie Szatny, Shirley Neil, The late, great Bill Hicks, The City of Providence, RI where I found my friends for life, Ocean City NJ, Apple Pie Hill, 3rd Street Jazz, route 559, Radio stations: 93.3, 91.5 WDBK, 90.7 WCLH, 91.3 WTSR, 100.7 WZXL, Dana for the first Genesis album, the blizzard of '92, my 1982 Plymouth Reliant, my 1987 Dodge Charger, Kevin Gilbert for the interview that sadly never happened,  The 1993 Philadelphia Phillies, the eggs at The Majestic Diner, Carl Sagan's Contact, Jim's Steaks on South Street, The Philadelphia Flyers, The Philadelphia Eagles, the Ben Franklin Bridge, the Orion star Constellation, Lisa Zappley for diggin stuff you never heard, John Noonan for keeping me focused, The 1998 Philadelphia Phantoms, Steve Colcatt, the back roads of Williamstown, Walt Bryant, Ruth Fergeson, Joel Reisman, Vincent Geraci, Mrs. McNealy, Ace Tesone, Pinky, Tony,  Chad Hutchinson for his patience and contributions, 15 years of listeners, Lacas Coffee, Vidalia hot sauce, Adelphia's, Denny's, Booth 3 at the Philly Diner (where the idea of total progressive rock radio originated), Mom Mom and Pop Pop on both sides, of course God, Jesus Christ,  green fields, blue skies, the Milky Way, and Cathy Brown.......wherever you are..And the biggest thanks to my mother and father for planting the seed, and my father proving to me that music is more than just a three-minute ballad. I love you for helping me realize that.