Bob Larson - 02/22/25 Hour 1

I’ll be playing jazz of all styles; hard bop, vocal, fusion, big band, latin, etc. Anything with a jazz influence may be a candidate. I’ve been collecting music all of my adult life and now have the opportunity to share it. Also, there will be a lot of Ohio area artists, past and present. You can catch it live on Saturday and Thursday nights (Thurs. is a repeat) from 8-10PM EST at WGRN.org. Or on Sunday nights from 9-11PM EST at WCRSFM.org.
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Jeff Rupert - Comanche Crush - It Gets Better
Renee Rosnes - Casa Forte (featuring Edu Lobo) - Crossing Paths
Cleveland Jazz Orchestra Featuring Joe Lovano - Viva Caruso - The Surprise Of Being
Woody Herman - Reunion At Newport - The Raven Speaks
Behn Gillece - Changing My Day - Stick Together
Tom Harrell - Scene - Form
Duke Ellington and His Famous Orchestra - Morning Glory - Never No Lament [Disc 1]
Duke Ellington and His Famous Orchestra - Dusk (Take 1) - Never No Lament [Disc 1]
Duke Ellington and His Famous Orchestra - Warm Valley (Take 3) - Never No Lament [Disc 1]
Roy Hargrove - The Vibe - The Vibe

JP Marat - InCurable - Feb '25

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ROBERT SMITH - POSTPUNK ICON
SIOUXSIE AND THE BANSHEES: Dear Prudence; THE GLOVE: Mr. Alphabet & Perfect Murder; THE CURE: Lullaby, Pictures of You and Want.

Ep. 33 - The Laryngitis Episode!

Host Boy Howdy has laryngitis so he can't talk much. That just means he's playing an extra large, rootin' tootin' mix of twangeriffic Country, Western, Bluegrass, and Americana! You can listen to this and every episode of Twangtacular on-demand and for free at Mixcloud.com/Twangtacular and at WCRSFM.org. You can also follow the show on Instagram @Twangtacular and if you still like to listen to radio the old fashioned way and you’re in Ohio and passing through Columbus on Saturdays at 3pm or Sundays at 4am, you can listen live on 92.7 FM and 98.3 FM. Twangtacular is a production of WCRS: Community Radio Columbus.
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PLAYLIST

  1. Sunny Side of the Mountain - Dick Curless
  2. I’m Bitin’ My Fingernails and Thinking of You - Ernest Tubb, The Andrews Sisters, & the Texas Troubadors
  3. 1-2-3-4 Anyplace Road (Somewhere USA) - Rose Maddox
  4. I Don’t Claim to Be an Angel - Kitty Wells
  5. I Only Want a Buddy Not a Sweetheart - Patsy Montana
  6. Bonsoir cherie - Marcel Martel
  7. There’s a Little Box of Pine on the 7:29 - Hank Snow
  8. Don’t Take Your Guns to Town - Johnny Cash
  9. Tennessee - Carl Perkins
  10. Where Have All the Average People Gone - Porter Wagoner
  11. Sometimes the Grass is Really Greener - Robbie Fulks
  12. Willin’ - Steve Earle
  13. Snowin’ On Raton - Townes Van Zandt
  14. You Will Be My Ain True Love - Alison Krauss
  15. In Spite of Ourselves - John Prine & Iris DeMent
  16. Glory Bound - The Wailin’ Jennys
  17. Central Time - Pokey LaFarge

CV 20250220 Mersheimer on Gaza and Ukraine

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Wes Flexner's Rock N Roll Show 2-19-2025

7pm Wednesdays anonrocknroll
wesflexner@anonrocknroll.com

Leonard Peltier
Horsegirl - Well I Know Yr Shy
The Jam - In The City
Black Thought w Seun Kuti - Ku Ku Ke Me
Monk Higgins- I Believe My Soul
Charli XCX w Addison Rae - Von Dutch Remix
Clairo - Love Songs
Jus Us - Just Us Together

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Gorilla Biscuits - Degradation
Ronan Farrow: Surveillance is intimidation
Aretha Franklin - Think
Horsegirl - Switch Over
Sinkane - Invisible Distance
Abderahman Djalti - Nebki Ala Bladi
Kaleidoscope - Let's Try
Unknown Mortal Orchestra - Earth 1

Black History Month - Fredrick Douglass

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Pacifica Radio's Letters + Politics aired a special about abolitionist, journalist Fredrick Douglass:

Listen: http://archives.kpfa.org/data/20181217-Mon1000.mp3

"Frederick Douglass, the man who escaped slave and became the greatest orator of his day and one of the leading abolitionists and writers of the era. A conversation about the life and words of Frederick Douglass, the perils and possibilities of our national history through a rich and humane portrait of a man and his times with guest David W. Blight.

Guest: Scholar David W. Blight is Professor of American History, and Director of the Gilder Lehrman Center at Yale University. Author of several books on abolitionism, American historical memory, and cultural history. His latest is Frederick Douglass Prophet of Freedom."

Letters + Politics from 92.7/98.3 wcrsfm.org:

Monday 6-7pm
Tuesday 6-7pm
Wednesday 6-7pm
Friday 6-7pm

YM 20250218 Women Sing The Resistance

1st hour; Resistance Revival Chorus; a women's a capella group based mostly in Vermont following in the tradition of Sweet Honey In The Rock. |2nd hour; more women's resistance music from Rhiannon Giddens, Emma's Revolution, Toshi Reagon, Indigo Girls, Sweet Honey In The Rock and Ferron
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Black History Month- SOUNDTRACK TO A COUP D'ETAT

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Democracy Now interviewed Soundtrack to a Coup d’Etat's director Johan Grimonprez.

Listen: https://democracynow.cachefly.net/democracynow/audio-m4a/wx2025-0206_Gri...

"Watch our full, in-depth interview with Belgian director Johan Grimonprez about his Oscar-nominated documentary Soundtrack to a Coup d’Etat, featuring clips from the film, which recounts the events leading up to Black American jazz musicians Abbey Lincoln and Max Roach’s 1961 protest at the United Nations of the CIA-backed killing of Congolese leader Patrice Lumumba."

Democracy Now from 92.7/ 98.3 WCRSfm.org:

Monday 8-9am
Monday 5-6pm
Tuesday 8-9am
Tuesday 5-6pm
Wednesday 8-9am
Wednesday 5-6pm
Thursday 8-9am
Thursday 5-6pm
Friday 8-9am
Friday 5-6pm

ICJ - Progressive Grind (Hot Trax LXXXIV)

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