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K-Chat is a talk radio station in Grand Theft Auto: Vice City. Stars and celebrities talk on this radio station, hosted by Amy Scheckenhausen.
K-Chat broadcasts interviews with both local and national celebrities, with listeners able to participate by phone. During the program, Amy talks with seven participants; some can be found in the game.
- The first guest of the show is Jezz Torrent, a member of the fictional group "Love Fist", which Amy admires along with her drug—addicted "girlfriend" Mandy. Jezz talks about the commercial failure of his recent album, which he blames on Margaret Thatcher, and the themes of his music. After the end of the interview, they hold a competition to win a ticket to their concert and advertise it.
- After that, an interview is conducted with Professor and ardent feminist Michaela Karapadis. She is imbued with hatred for men and even dresses like them. She also talks about her recently published book, where she describes her secret experience of exploring the male soul.: She changed into men's clothes in order to get closer to men and understand their mentality. Later, she was insulted by a caller who said that her job was complete nonsense and just crap.
- The next participant is Pat Flannerdy, nicknamed Mr. Zoo, an Australian animal lover who is believed to have engaged in bestiality with animals. Pat tries to hide the call, which discusses a court case where he underwent psychiatric therapy, which Amy reflects on. Later, the doctor removes him from the studio after he talks about his relationship with a dead dolphin named Bobo.
- Next, Amy interviews Jetsemani Starhawk Moonmaker, a follower of the New Age trend, who reminds Amy of her aunt. Jetsemani preaches traditional and naturalistic views such as growing body hair and condemning machines and technology. During this interview, Freddie's caller makes obscene comments, asking Jetsemani to punish him in a BDSM style. You can see that the same man in Grand Theft Auto III calls Chatterbox FM and asks to be spanked by a babysitter.
- The next guest is B.J. Smith, an aggressive and overzealous American football legend, who talks about his recent fitness records and his return from working at a car dealership over the past few years. During the show, B.J. tries several times to flirt with Amy, who rejects his advances.
- Next up is Claude Maggino, a classic actor who is ashamed of his forced career turn: successfully auditioning for the role of his father in the fictional sitcom "Just The Five Of Us" with a funny plot like a mix—up at an adoption agency and three idiotic houseguests. He tries to discuss his failed dance performance "In The Future, There Will Be Robots", for example, the scene in which Maginot frees a manatee from the past. However, Amy finds this job "boring" and calls him "weird and creepy," to which Maginot replies that Amy is a philistine.
- The latest guest is a parodist of the Norwegian deity Thor, who comes to the show to explain and sell his series of self—help tapes, which provide very ancient, violence-based answers to common personal problems, such as beheading his girlfriend and displaying her head on a stick as a declaration of love. He is critical of women, as can be seen in his relationship with Amy, and is known for speaking in the third person. One of the callers on the show is a representative of the Bloods band from Vice City, who speaks the Jive language and claims that the rest of the gang are his big fans.