No rhyme or reason to tonight’s update, just a nice bunch of IDs as we work towards clearing out the box. Newness tonight includes some old school from Detroit and Los Angeles, plus Elizabeth City-Nags Head, new market Harrisonburg, VA, Raleigh, Syracuse and Washington DC.

Thanks as always to our contributors: Frank Hartge, Jim Stewart, David Baines, Bob Corbin, Alex Silverman and Tybois Uphold.

You know who could take a punch? Henry Miller Shreve.

Well…I actually don’t know if he could take a shot or not, but I do know that he could break up a hell of a logjam. And so it was, 172 years later, that we feature IDs from the city that bears Hank’s name in honor of that magical logjam-breaking-up-dealie-thing: Shreveport.

Thanks to one of our earliest contributors, Justin Truehitt, for bringing us this gumbo of Louisiana IDs.

(And would this be a bad time to mention that while I live 20 minutes from Lambeau Field, I am, in fact, a fan of Louisiana’s pro football squad, which is playing my hometown team this week? Probably. But…who dat beat dem Saints?)

Well, now that late fall and Christmas music have descended upon northern Wisconsin (sigh), our thoughts turn to more pleasant things. You know, like warmth.

With that in mind, take a big ol’ swig of Los Angeles ID sunshine, thanks to Garrett Wollman.

I have several announcements in the wake of Tuesday’s election.

What’s gonna fix this website is change, and by that I mean an update — and that’s what I have tonight, in the form of new Long Island IDs, thanks to Matt Seinberg and his bigappleairchecks.com.

I am pleased to announce that all members of the previous administration will stay in their roles in the new administration: Fybush will remain Secretary Of Geeking, Jeff will be Secretary Of Small-To-Medium Sized Towers In Small Spaces, Lou has Secretary Of Fantasy Football, and in the most important gig of all, Thompson remains Secretary Of Defense, which is pretty much limited to protecting us from Hoosiers (whatever the hell a “hoosier” is).

On an apparently related note (although I’m not sure how), The Lovely Mrs. Tophour and I already have three dogs, we will not be looking for another dog, especially since regular houseguests like my mother-in-law and Malia Obama are allergic to the ones we already have.

Today’s terror alert is chartreuse.

…to enjoy today’s IDs. (Okay, maybe not deaf.)

Bob Corbin has sent along a selection of HD Radio IDs from his spot in lovely Norfolk, including a couple formats that pretty much define “niche.”