Listen NowWED, 11 PM:
Talk Surprise Random talk programming from elsewhere on the schedule that you might otherwise have never heard.
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TUE, 11 PM:
This Way Out and Assorted Shorts The international lesbian and gay radio magazine since 1988! News, talk, music. This Way Out has been honored with awards from the US National Federation Of Community Broadcasters, the Radio and Television News Association, … Continue reading →
MON, 11 PM:
Gifts & Messages Dr. Jazz began broadcasting in Boston in 1967, and subsequently hosted programs in Ithaca NY and Charlottesville VA before landing in Baton Rouge. He brings fire and dedication to the music for serious jazz aficionados.
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Trance-formational Listening Music from around the world with particular attention to Indian Classical (both Hindustani and Carnatic), Gamelan (Balinese, Javanese, and other forms of Indonesian music), Middle-Eastern classical, ritual and folk traditions, African folk, ritual and Afro-pop music, and the … Continue reading →
SAT, 11 PM:
First Voices Radio The experiences, perspectives, and struggles of Indigenous people. Their own story, in their own words, and often in their own languages and ways of speaking. www.firstvoicesindigenousradio.org
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Blues America Documents the stories that continue to influence this powerful music genre and venerates the Blues – an Africa-American tradition born from ancient folklore which evolved into American’s original art form and shaped modern popular music. www.bluesamerica.com
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The Magical Mystery Tour Interesting, inspiring, and entertaining talks, interviews, and call-in discussions on science, neuroscience, psychology, education, parenting, healing, deep politics, economics, spirituality and the mystical, and more, along with music and humor. The show seeks to explore and … Continue reading →
SAT, 10 PM:
Moccasin Tracks A show about consciousness and relationship to Earth as Mother and all life as family, broadcasting from an area known as N’dakinna, the ancestral homeland of the Abenaki peoples. Voices of Native peoples from all over Turtle Island … Continue reading →
FRI, 10 PM:
Dead Air An hour of Grateful Dead – in concert and in the studio from ’65 to ’95. Cory Daniels shares selections from legendary live concerts, studio releases, rare highlights, and interviews.
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Gifts & Messages Dr. Jazz began broadcasting in Boston in 1967, and subsequently hosted programs in Ithaca NY and Charlottesville VA before landing in Baton Rouge. He brings fire and dedication to the music for serious jazz aficionados.
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