10:00 PM Pacific Time: Thursdays
A freeform mix of music, ranging from singer-songwriter folk and surprising back-catalog rock ’n’ roll to avant-garde jazz and improvisation, with unexpected forays into everything in between and beyond. Bits of comedy, international sounds, and contemporary and postmodern classical composition crop up now and then, and local and touring musicians stop by frequently for conversations and fully produced in-studio concerts. Hosted by Derk Richardson.
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Record producer, musician, and cultural historian Pat Thomas talks about his just-published book “Listen, Whitey! The Sights and Sounds of Black Power 1965-1975” and plays tracks from its accompanying CD, “Listen Whitey! Sounds of Black Power 1967-74.” Tune in to hear about “rare recordings of speeches, interviews, and music by noted activists Huey Newton, Bobby … Continued
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Woodstock-based folk-blues troubadours Michael Merenda and Ruthy Ungar (yes, she’s the daughter of fiddler Jay Ungar) bring their ukulele, guitar, fiddle, banjo, harmonica, and gorgeous harmony vocals into the performance studio to perform songs from their deep repertoire, including their new version of Woody Guthrie’s “My New York City.” They’ll also chat with host Derk … Continued
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On C.S. Lewis on God and spirituality, Lenny Bruce rambles around God, cosmos and consciousness, and can we trust reason? Is God a “person”? 3 Hours.
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Wobbly(Jon Leidecker) Peter Conheim, Adam Shaw, Don A 3 hour booper fest. All booper, all the time. Chaotic and noisey, this one is a challenge to listening. Good luck. 3 Hours.
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