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Tuesday, February 28, 2017

Rockpile and Best of the Left on EPIC -- Tuesdays

EPIC Radio -- Tuesday, February 28, 2017

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Its rock and roll and left wing analysis on Tuesday.


9:00 AM  Benny Snyder's RockPile program


11:30 AM Best of the Left

Here is the BOL Playlisit for today: Times are relative to 11:30 AM



Time
Artist
Title
00:00:00 MIke Diesel Voice 018 -- Staion ID
00:00:17 BestOfTheLeft.com #1081 Where the Democrats went wrong and how to bring them back
01:17:20 BestOfTheLeft.com #1082 The economics of our environment (Capitalism vs. the Climate)
02:28:08 Mike Diesel Voice 009 - station ID
02:28:25 C-SPAN Washington Today 2017-02-23 5pmET
03:01:29 c-span The Sidebar- Episode 0: Jay Cost
03:31:37 Dissent Belabored Podcast #122: Immigrants Strike Back at the White House




4:40 PM: Rock and Roll all night designed by Benny Snyder

Sunday, February 26, 2017

Monday on EPIC Radio

EPIC Radio Lineup: February 27, 2017


1. The Poetry Show -- 7:30 - 9:00 AM -- Afaa Michael Weaver

2. Storytelling with Fanny Crawford -- Noon-1PM

Jazz in the median strip!

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3. 1:15 PM: Moby Dick, Chapters 1-35 -- six hours into the greatest American novel, and timely, as a madman assumes captainship of a doomed vessel, from which there is only one survivor, saved by the buoyant coffin of his comrade from the other side of the world.

The Moby Dick Playlist (times relative to 1:15 PM)


Time
Artist
Title
00:00:00 Herman Melville Chapter 000: Etymology and Extracts
00:29:04 Mike Diesel Voice 013 - station ID
00:29:32 Herman Melville Chapter 001-002
00:53:21 Herman Melville Chapter 003
01:28:05 Herman Melville Chapter 004-007
01:55:06 Herman Melville Chapter 008-009
02:24:35 Mike Diesel Voice 009 - station ID
02:24:52 Herman Melville Chapter 010-012
02:44:14 Herman Melville Chapter 013-015
03:07:14 Herman Melville Chapter 016
03:42:26 Herman Melville Chapter 017-021
04:25:09 Mike Diesel Voice 016 -- station ID
04:25:43 Herman Melville Chapter 022-025
04:53:02 Herman Melville Chapter 026-027
05:12:16 Herman Melville Chapter 028-031
05:37:07 Herman Melville Chapter 032
06:13:55 Herman Melville Chapter 033-035
06:51:54 Mike Diesel Voice 009 - station ID

Fwd: Monday's poet is Afaa Michael Weaver

The Poetry Show, February 27, 2016

7:30 - 9:00 AM EST on EPIC Radio.

This week's featured poet: Afaa Michael Weaver

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Afaa Michael Weaver was born in 1951 in Baltimore, MD, the oldest of five children of working class parents. His mother was a beautician and his father was steelworker. He graduated from Baltimore Polytechnic Institute, an elite high school, at age 16, and then enrolled in the University of Maryland. After two years he dropped out of college, married, and for the next fifteen years worked in series of manufacturing jobs. However, during those years he continued to write poetry and launched a small publishing company (7th Son Press) and a literary journal (Blind Alley) with his overtime earnings and a grant from the city of Baltimore. In 1985, he published his first book of poetry, Water Song (University Press of Virginia, 1985). In that same year he also won a $20,000 grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities and a fellowship
to the graduate creative writing program at Brown University. The fellowship was contingent on finishing his undergraduate degree, which he did at Excelsior College. Subsequent books include My Father's Geography (University of Pittsburgh Press, 1992), Timber and Prayer (University of Pittsburgh Press, 1995), Ten Lights of God (Bucknell University Press, 2000), Multitudes (Saraband Books, 2000), and the three books that form the Plum Flower Dance trilogy: Plum Flower Dance: Poems 1985-2005 (University of Pittsburgh Press, 2007), The Government of Nature (University of Pittsburgh Press, 2013) which won the prestigious Kingsley Tufts Poetry Award, and City of Eternal Spring (University of Pittsburgh Press, 2014). His two most recent publications are the chapbook A Hard Summation (Central Square Press, 2014), a cycle of thirteen poems about African-American history from the slavery to the current day, and the full length collection, Spirit Boxing (University of Pittsburgh Press, 2017), which centers on the years he spent working in factories. In 2002, he won a Fulbright scholarship, went to Taiwan, and taught at National Taiwan University and Taipei National University of the Arts. He currently teaches at Simmons College in Boston, Massachusetts.

This week's featured poem is "A Nation of Hands," from his just published collection, Spirit Boxing (University of Pittsburgh Press, 2017). This poem begins as a descriptive list of actions undertaken by hands but takes a surprising turn toward the end. 

A NATION OF HANDS

Kneading dough on rough wooden tables, forward
and backward, in laundry tubs with scrubbing boards,
sweat sifting down temples where hair lays sweetened
in curls, on the chests of arrested hearts, pushing down,
praying the heart headed to the dust will stop and know
the troubling grief it is about to summon, children's
hands moving across blackboards to erase a day's study
and please the teachers, on sacred books above gestures
signifying which way to turn, parades of hopeful souls
headed to righteousness in churches, temples, mosques,
over the terrified mouths of men on decks of ships
overwhelmed, about to founder full of fresh haddock,
massaging the stiffened backs of our grandfathers, lifting
memories of our origins out of sheaths of muscle tissue,
holding a frightened calf down to hush it to sleep,
sucking back tears to think of tables it will feed, deciding
in one last minute to let it go and eat vegetables instead,
that mercy, or the mercy of walking in the full breeze
of spring in Appalachia, your dress lifting under you,
singing the surprise of love when it is full and bright,
the applause held in suspended air when the dance
surprises, the music lifts to some impossible phrase,
those mercies and the deep mercy of knowing hands
are the openers of gates and clasped they are the keys.





--
John Case
Harpers Ferry, WV

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Saturday, February 25, 2017

EPIC Radio Podcasts: Apologies for Down Time -- Get Ready for Little FE...

EPIC Radio Podcasts: Apologies for Down Time -- Get Ready for Little FE...: We had a bit of downtime here at EPIC today -- doing some technical and content improvements. at 6:30 The Adventures of Philip Marlowe on...



We had a bit of downtime here at EPIC today -- doing some technical and content improvements.


at 6:30 The Adventures of Philip Marlowe on Old Time CBS Radio will take you to harder and less distant place that we hope we had escaped far in the past.

Sunday Morning at 8 AM starts our Quaker Radio and Philosophy Programming. Jazz, Little Feat and The Dead follow.

Here is the Quaker and Philosophy Playlists -- times begin at 8 AM.

Quaker Radio


Time
Artist
Title
00:00:00 Dr. William Barber The Way It Use To Be
00:56:20 FULL GET IT! Reverend William Barber Democratic National Convention
01:07:04 Paul Tillich PaulTillichAtHarvard 1.12.1960
02:14:21 Mike Diesel Voice 011 -- Station ID
02:14:46 Franciscan Mission Service Francis and the Foolishness of God Pt. 1
02:47:14 Franciscan Mission Service Francis and the Foolishness of God Pt. 2



Philosophy


Time
Artist
Title
00:00:00 Mike Diesel Voice 008 -- station ID
00:00:16 The Partially Examined Life PEL Ep 158: Boethius: The Consolotion of Philosophy (Part One)
00:57:50 Peter Adamson HoP 265 - Time of the Signs - the Fourteenth Century
01:18:30 Peter Adamson HoP 269 - Our Power is Real - The Clash of Church and State

Welcome ERIK JANUS to his new home, and a lively bit back on EPIC during the Paris on the Potomac and Labor Beat shows!

lots of good stuff coming up next week! Poetry on Monday, followed by Fanny Crawford at Noon and Old Time Radio the rest of the day. Revolution Radio on Tuesday -- a NEW and provocative effort.  Best of the Left Programming and C-SPAN will survey the real, not fake, news on Tuesdays too.

Are You Crazy returns on Wednesday at 7:30,  and Stewart Acuff's Resistance Radio takes off at 10 AM.

Thursday is Economic and Wonk Programming

Friday is the big lineup with Paris on the  Potomac, and Labor Beat.

Look for a new array of live shows coming up. The Grateful Dead, Little Feat, Railroad Earth, Keb Mo, Playing for Change, Levon Helm, and more

Friday, February 24, 2017

The Friday Lineup on EPIC Radio -- Paris on the Potomac, Labor Beat, old time radio, jazz

EPIC Radio Lineup -- February 24, 2017

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7:30 Paris on the Potomac -- Shepherdstown, WV happenings

February 24, 2017

Notes from Gayle:

8:00 am:  Discussion will focus on an upcoming panel discussion at Shepherd University titled "Sick Behind Bars: The Ethics of the Incarceration of the Mentally Ill."  < Shepherd University | Common Reading Program to host death ... >  Joining us in a call from Silver Spring, Md., will be Richard C. Dieter, former executive director of the Death Penalty Information Center and one of the four panelists. The event, scheduled Thursday, March 2, at the Robert C. Byrd Center for Congressional History and Education auditorium, is free and open to the public. It is sponsored by the Shepherd University Common Reading Program, the George Washington Institute of Living Ethics, and the Shepherd University Foundation.   


8:30 am:  We'll speak in the studio with Maria Allen, one of the organizers of an upcoming activist fair at Town Run Brewing Co., Shepherdstown..The event on Wednesday, March 1, 5:00 - 8:00 pm seeks to gather and coordinate the area's activist groups to raise awareness about Trump era threats to civil rights, the environment, and the Constitution. The "March First, Move Forward" event will showcase lots of volunteer opportunities, including many for those who have never before been engaged in civic action and are eager to get started. Find information on progressive issues and political candidates, and on new and existing organizations aimed at helping activists network, collaborate and avoid duplication of effort. (Note that the Fair is intended to highlight opportunities and resources for advocacy and civic engagement, in contrast to groups that provide social services only.) More information is available by contacting Allen at Mariastaqueria@gmail.com .   .Please bring your own table and have a representative there to describe your organization and answer questions. Also bring a sign-up sheet, printed material that includes information on how you can be contacted, and a display if possible. Allen said you’re also welcome to bring a donation jar.




9:00 Labor Beat with JB Christensen and Stewart Acuff


11:00 -- Old Time Radio -- CBS Classic Mystery Theater

Thursday, February 23, 2017

Wonk City -- ALL Day on EPIC RAdio

The Wonk City Playlist for Feb 23, 2017

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times are relative to 7:25 AM



Time
Artist
Title
00:00:00 EconTalk: Russ Roberts Mark Warshawsky on Compensation, Health Care Costs, and Inequality
01:06:54 EconTalk: Russ Roberts Sam Quinones on Heroin, the Opioid Epidemic, and Dreamland
02:16:43 Mike Diesel Voice 012 -- Station ID
02:17:08 EconTalk: Russ Roberts Michael Munger on the Basic Income Guarantee
03:21:17 EconTalk: Russ Roberts Robert Hall on Recession, Stagnation, and Monetary Policy
04:29:33 EconTalk: Russ Roberts David Gelernter on Consciousness, Computers, and the Tides of Mind
05:37:56 EconTalk: Russ Roberts Judith Donath on Signaling, Design, and the Social Machine
06:46:06 Mike Diesel Voice 017 -- station ID
06:46:24 Financial Times The Trump economy
07:30:01 Unknown Artist The Live Forever Edition
08:13:19 Unknown Artist The Oh Sh*t Edition
09:00:20 Professor Gareth Stedman Jones Karl Marx: greatness and illusion
10:22:06 Mike Diesel Voice 012 -- Station ID
10:22:32 Professor Nicola Phillips Power and Inequality in the Global Political Economy

Wednesday, February 22, 2017

Resistance Radio and Stewart Acuff are ON NOW

Stewart Acuff's Resistance Radio program resumes at 10 AM on Wednesday.

He interviews the "Professor Organizer" AAUP Rep Laura Markwardt on campus work in the Resistance to Fascism movements.


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The Are You Crazy Show reprises the Love Doc, and "I Can't Sleep" Fixes

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Monday, February 20, 2017

Storytelling with Fanny Crawford, and all day E. M. Forster and Jack London on EPIC today

EPIC Radio Lineup for Monday, February 20, 2017


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Noon - 1 PM  Storytelling with Fanny Crawford

1:15 and all day: Storyland

Room with a View -- E. M. Forster


Call of the Wild -- Jack London


Live Blues all Night

Sunday, February 19, 2017

Fwd: Monday's poet is Eva Saulitis

The Poetry Show on EPIC Radio
Monday, 7:30 AM, 20 February 2017



Eva Saulitis was born in 1963 to Latvian immigrants and was raised in rural upstate New York. She briefly attended Northwestern University on a music scholarship to study oboe, but found the conservatory atmosphere to be "stifling, competitive, and brutal." Although she continued to enjoy playing oboe the rest of her life, she transferred first to the State University of New York-Fredonia and later to Syracuse University, earning a degree in wildlife biology from the latter university. When she took a job in Alaska, she fell in love with Prince William Sound, working first in a fishery, and later volunteering with orca researcher Craig Matkin, whom she subsequently married. With her husband, she studied a pod of orcas known as the Chugach transient orcas for over 25 years, a population that is facing extinction following the Exxon Valdez oil spill. She wrote about these matters in two nonfiction books: Leaving Resurrection: Chronicles of a Whale Scientist (Boreal Books, 2008) and Into Great Silence: A Memoir of Discovery and Loss among the Vanishing Orcas (Beacon Press, 2013). She earned two masters degree from the University of Alaska-Fairbanks: the first in zoology (1993) and the second a  Masters in Fine Arts in creative nonfiction and poetry (1999). Her two full length poetry collections were Many Ways to Say It (Red Hen Press, 2012) and Prayer in Wind (Boreal Books, 2015). The latter is a collection of 60 poems, all but two entitled "Prayer" followed by a number. She was an associate professor in the low-residency MFA program of the Year University of Alaska-Anchorage, mentoring students until shortly before her death by breast cancer on January 16, 2016. She received many honors, including the Alaska Governor's Award for the Arts and Humanities and Homer Arts Council Lifetime Achievement Award. Her final book of essays, Becoming Earth (Red Hen Press, 2016) was published posthumously.  

This week's featured poem is "Naturalist's Prayer," the first poem in her first poetry collection, Many Ways to Say It (Red Hen Press, 2012). 

NATURALIST'S PRAYER

          after Ilya Kaminsky

If I speak for the earth I must sing. 

I must sing the same song every morning, sing

like the unidentified bird with its repetitive

cry, that nameless bird in the morning

who bleats & bleats like a lamb of 

the wild. If I speak I must crawl

along its convergences:

          slough & 
          forest & forest & floodplain & floodplain &
                    meadow & meadow & delta     collecting data:

Transcribing the falling, 

the hardening. The wet, the cautious, 

the curious quick licks of an animal

at the furthest

edge of its range, pressing its pads

deep into groundcover, marking

trees with its foreign scent, 

its foreign name. If sing it's because

the earth persists & this is just my brief

wandering between

trees alive & dead & fallen, on all

fours through the under-story. To breathe

in a windstorm is singing. To sing is to praise

Earth's madness, placing

carefully as a predator my tread

upon each, the darkest, 

the coldest. It's like dying each time, 

not crazy to pray: Let this day, earth, 

let it be given. 

Injured and blistered amen. 







--
John Case
Harpers Ferry, WV

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EPIC Radio Podcasts: the Are You Crazy? podcast: Dr Leslie-Beth Wish, D...

EPIC Radio Podcasts: the Are You Crazy? podcast: Dr Leslie-Beth Wish, D...: The Are You Crazy? podcast: Dr Leslie-Beth Wish, Dr McGill and John Case discuss “I can’t sleep” — especially since the election This pod...

Quaker Radio, the Partially Examined Life, and Richard Diamond, Private EYE -- Sunday on EPIC Radio

Quaker Radio features a famous sermon by Dr William Barber, a classic address by Dr. Paul Tillich, and a reprise of Liberation Theology podcasts.

The Partially Examined Life addresses Philosophical problems in Left Wing politics. This American Life revisits the idea of revolution.


Following deep thought and religion, Richard Diamond, Private Eye -- returns with classic old time radio mysteries.

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This is our playlist for the day, until approx 8PM.  Note all times are relative to 8:00 AM this  morning.



Time
Artist
Title
00:00:00 Dr. William Barber The Way It Use To Be
00:56:20 FULL GET IT! Reverend William Barber Democratic National Convention
01:07:04 Paul Tillich PaulTillichAtHarvard 1.12.1960
02:14:21 Mike Diesel Voice 011 -- Station ID
02:14:46 Jack Kerouac San Francisco Scene (The Beat Generation)
02:17:55 Franciscan Mission Service Liberation Theology Podcast Pt 2
02:51:05 Mike Diesel Voice 014 -- Station ID
02:51:29 Franciscan Mission Service Francis and the Foolishness of God Pt. 1
03:23:56 Franciscan Mission Service Francis and the Foolishness of God Pt. 2
04:03:58 The Partially Examined Life PEL Ep 157: Richard Rorty on Politics for the Left (Part One)
05:01:24 The Partially Examined Life PEL Ep 157: Richard Rorty on Politics for the Left (Part Two)
06:08:29 Mike Diesel Voice 008 -- station ID
06:08:46 This American Life #608: The Revolution Starts At Noon
07:16:39 MIke Diesel Voice 010 -- Station ID
07:16:49 Richard Diamond, Private Detective The Man Who Hated Women
07:46:00 MIke Diesel Voice 010 -- Station ID
07:46:09 Richard Diamond, Private Detective Charles Walsh, Bob Wells
08:15:33 Richard Diamond, Private Detective The Bloody Hat Case
08:44:56 Mike Diesel Voice 013 - station ID
08:45:24 Richard Diamond, Private Detective The Tom Waxman Bombing Case
09:14:30 Richard Diamond, Private Detective Fred Sears Murder Case
09:43:54 Mike Diesel Voice 016 -- station ID
09:44:29 Richard Diamond, Private Detective The Betty Moran Case
10:13:53 Richard Diamond, Private Detective The Stolen Purse
10:43:16 Richard Diamond, Private Detective Ralph Chase Case
11:12:40 Mike Diesel Voice 012 -- Station ID
11:13:05 Richard Diamond, Private Detective The Barton Case
11:40:12 Mike Diesel Voice 013 - station ID

Saturday, February 18, 2017

EPIC Radio Podcasts: Podcast: The Common Ground Festival, and Pipeline ...

EPIC Radio Podcasts: Podcast: The Common Ground Festival, and Pipeline ...: This podcast of the Labor Beat Program on EPIC Radio was recorded live at EPIC studio in Shepherdstown, WV,  February 17, 2017 at 9 AM EST....

Friday, February 17, 2017

Sci fi theater on EPIC RAdio Friday Afternoons and evening

Sci-fi Theater on EPIC Starts NOW.

H Beam Piper and Kurt Vonnegut classic Sci - Fi short stores


Times relative to 2:40 PM EST


Time
Artist
Title
00:00:00 H. Beam Piper 1 - The Answer
00:30:32 H. Beam Piper 2 - Temple Trouble (part 1)
01:16:17 H. Beam Piper 2 - Temple Trouble (part 2)
01:52:55 H. Beam Piper 3 - Flight From Tomorrow
02:48:51 H. Beam Piper 4 - Police Operation (part 1)
03:13:15 H. Beam Piper 4 - Police Operation (part 2)
03:55:54 H. Beam Piper 4 - Police Operation (part 3)
04:18:50 H. Beam Piper 5 - Graveyard of Dreams
05:13:41 Kurt Vonnegut 1 - 2 B R 0 2 B
05:33:02 Kurt Vonnegut 2 - The Big Trip Up Yonder

Paris in the air, Common Ground on Labor Beat

EPIC Radio Lineup for Friday, February 17, 2017


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7:30--9:00 AM -- Paris on the Potomac -- with activists from the local Resistance movement.


9:00 - 10:30 Labor Beat interviews Dr. Pam Ellis on the Common Ground Festival this coming  weekend at Shepherd University.

11:00 AM Resistance Radio reprises two programs -- interviews with Fred Ross and Steven Windwalker.

This AFternoon: Sci-Fi Theater and other  Radio Dramas!

Tonite: Jazz all night

Wednesday, February 15, 2017

Changes to the Wednesday Calendar

Hi Folks: Due to some content management difficulties, the health and food programming is postponed for today. I am substituting a long day of live concerts from the EPIC Concert Vault: Bob Seger, Counting Crows, James Brown, Ry Cooder, Gil Scott Heron, Kaleidescope, all take part!


 Here is the whole playlist:


Time
Artist
Title
00:00:00 Bob Seger and The Silver Bullet Band P.A. Music / audience / tuning
00:00:18 Bob Seger and The Silver Bullet Band Feel Like A Number
00:04:23 Bob Seger and The Silver Bullet Band We've Got Tonite
00:09:25 Bob Seger and The Silver Bullet Band Betty Lou's Getting Out Tonight
00:12:52 Bob Seger and The Silver Bullet Band Fire Lake
00:16:46 Mike Diesel Voice 012 -- Station ID
00:17:11 Bob Seger and The Silver Bullet Band Horizontal Bop
00:21:44 Bob Seger and The Silver Bullet Band Her Strut
00:25:44 Bob Seger and The Silver Bullet Band Against The Wind
00:31:15 Bob Seger and The Silver Bullet Band Turn The Page
00:37:26 Bob Seger and The Silver Bullet Band Old Time Rock & Roll
00:42:57 Mike Diesel Voice 015 -- Station ID
00:43:27 Bob Seger and The Silver Bullet Band Mainstreet
00:47:47 Bob Seger and The Silver Bullet Band Still The Same
00:51:22 Bob Seger and The Silver Bullet Band Travelin' Man / Beautiful Loser
01:00:30 Bob Seger and The Silver Bullet Band backing singers introductions
01:01:08 Bob Seger and The Silver Bullet Band Brave Strangers
01:08:09 Bob Seger and The Silver Bullet Band Fire Down Below
01:13:27 Bob Seger and The Silver Bullet Band Ramblin' Gamblin' Man
01:16:32 Unknown Artist Voice 019
01:17:00 Bob Seger and The Silver Bullet Band Katmandu
01:22:20 Bob Seger and The Silver Bullet Band Encore Applause
01:22:55 Bob Seger and The Silver Bullet Band Night Moves
01:28:44 Bob Seger and The Silver Bullet Band Hollywood Nights
01:33:42 Bob Seger and The Silver Bullet Band Encore Applause
01:34:23 Mike Diesel Voice 014 -- Station ID
01:34:47 Bob Seger and The Silver Bullet Band Rock & Roll Never Forgets
01:38:27 Bob Seger and The Silver Bullet Band Rock & Roll Medley (includes Let It Rock / Shake It Baby / Little Queenie / Do You Like To Rock? / Jam / Let It Rock )
01:48:10 Counting Crows Mercy
01:51:33 Counting Crows Banter "This is going to go on for awhile"
01:52:22 Counting Crows Amie
01:57:13 Counting Crows Mrs. Potter's Lullaby
02:04:55 Counting Crows Mr. Jones
02:10:07 Counting Crows Banter "Kind of crazy"
02:11:11 Counting Crows On Almost Any Sunday Morning
02:14:13 MIke Diesel Voice 018 -- Staion ID
02:14:31 Counting Crows Rain King
02:23:53 Counting Crows Miami
02:29:47 Counting Crows Banter "Rudimentary piano skills"
02:30:05 Counting Crows Round Here
02:39:46 Counting Crows Good Night LA
02:44:03 Counting Crows Banter "This is a song from our home"
02:44:30 Unknown Artist Voice 022
02:44:50 Counting Crows Friend Of The Devil
02:49:49 Counting Crows Banter "They're still Scottish"
02:51:29 Counting Crows Start Again
02:55:05 Counting Crows Banter "How have you liked the Outlaw Roadshow?"
02:57:26 Counting Crows Omaha
03:01:34 Counting Crows Banter "This is a song about being young"
03:02:57 Counting Crows Kid Things
03:07:11 Counting Crows Ghost Train
03:12:48 Mike Diesel Voice 017 -- station ID
03:13:06 Counting Crows Untitled (Love Song)
03:18:16 Counting Crows Like Teenage Gravity
03:24:18 Counting Crows Look At Miss Ohio
03:27:39 Counting Crows A Long December
03:35:15 Counting Crows Return of the Grievous Angel
03:39:39 Counting Crows Hanginaround
03:46:52 Counting Crows Up All Night (Frankie Miller Goes To Hollywood)
03:52:20 Counting Crows Banter "I thought this was a Byrd's song"
03:53:02 Counting Crows You Ain't Going Nowhere
03:58:03 Unknown Artist Voice 022
03:58:22 Counting Crows Banter "Thanks to Daytrotter"
04:06:41 Counting Crows This Land is Your Land
04:10:07 Counting Crows Meet On The Ledge
04:13:41 Counting Crows Band Intros / Outro
04:16:23 Counting Crows Banter "It's quite a day"
04:17:50 Counting Crows Four Days
04:21:24 Unknown Artist Voice 031
04:22:05 Counting Crows Banter "This is a song by Coby Brown"
04:22:14 Counting Crows Hospital
04:25:26 Counting Crows Colorblind
04:29:06 Counting Crows Anna Begins
04:34:36 Gil Scott-Heron & Brian Jackson Johannesburg
04:40:14 Gil Scott-Heron & Brian Jackson The Bottle
04:56:16 Gil Scott-Heron & Brian Jackson Under The Hammer
05:01:19 Gil Scott-Heron & Brian Jackson Winter In America
05:08:12 Mike Diesel Voice 016 -- station ID
05:08:47 Gil Scott-Heron & Brian Jackson Vildgolia
05:21:30 Gil Scott-Heron & Brian Jackson Almost Lost Detroit
05:28:40 Gil Scott-Heron & Brian Jackson Home Is Where The Hatred Is
05:43:59 Gil Scott-Heron & Brian Jackson It's Your World
05:51:26 Gil Scott-Heron & Brian Jackson Hello Sunday, Hello Road
05:55:16 Gil Scott-Heron & Brian Jackson 95 South
06:02:02 James Brown Mother Popcorn - Encore
06:07:06 James Brown Mother Popcorn
06:15:13 James Brown I Can't Stand Myself (When You Touch Me)
06:16:54 Unknown Artist Voice 021
06:17:17 James Brown Please, Please, Please
06:19:35 James Brown It's a Man's Man's Man's World
06:22:47 James Brown Give It Up Or Turn It Loose
06:25:50 James Brown There Was a Time
06:30:53 James Brown Try Me
06:33:35 James Brown Licking Stick
06:35:02 James Brown Kansas City
06:39:34 James Brown If I Ruled The World
06:43:27 Mike Diesel Voice 017 -- station ID
06:43:45 James Brown Say It Loud - I'm Black and I'm Proud
06:48:37 James Brown Instrumental
06:52:45 James Brown Popcorn
06:58:32 James Brown Soul Pride
07:01:12 J. Geils Band Whammer Jammer / (Ain't Nothin' But A) House Party
07:09:28 Kaleidoscope Taxim
07:24:07 Kaleidoscope Band Introduction
07:24:56 Kaleidoscope Oh Death
07:37:38 Kaleidoscope Hello Trouble
07:39:54 Kaleidoscope Cuckoo
07:45:15 Unknown Artist Voice 022
07:45:35 Kaleidoscope I'm White And I'm Liberal
07:50:59 Kaleidoscope New Blue Ooze
08:11:51 Ry Cooder I'm A Pilgrim
08:14:45 Ry Cooder Teardrops Will Fall
08:17:59 Ry Cooder Alimony
08:22:05 Ry Cooder Comin' In On A Wing And A Prayer
08:27:19 Ry Cooder Tattler
08:31:18 Ry Cooder How Can A Poor Man Stand Such Times And Live?
08:37:39 Ry Cooder Vigilante Man
08:42:44 Ry Cooder Billy The Kid
08:48:36 Ry Cooder Ax Sweet Mama
08:52:44 Ry Cooder Tamp 'Em Up Solid
08:56:31 Ry Cooder If Walls Could Talk
09:00:33 Ry Cooder F.D.R. In Trinidad
09:03:56 Ry Cooder Police Dog Blues
09:07:39 Unknown Artist Voice 019
09:08:07 Mike Diesel Voice 014 -- Station ID
09:08:31 Unknown Artist Voice 022

Can't sleep? The love doc returns to the Are You Crazy? show

The Are you Crazy Show

February 15, 2017
Dr Zakee McGill and John Case
7:30-9:00 AM


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Dr Leslie-Beth  Wish joins us today to discuss a common theme heard among Federal workers in this area -- "I can't sleep". Work and Love can affect your sleeep, and vice versa!

Tuesday, February 14, 2017

RockPile, Best of the Left, Axe Files, and Valentines Day On EPIC Radio

Tuesday, February 14, 2017 on EPIC Radio


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9:00 AM  Benny Snyder's Rock Pile


11:00 AM High on the Mountain with Erik Janus

1:15 PM  All Day Best of the Left and Axe Files.

Best of the Left and The Axe Files -- both out of Chicago -- are two of the smartest and best produced political podcasts. David Axelrod, former assistant and campaign manager for Barack Obama, is one of the best interviewers around. Carl Bernstein, Cecile Richards, Cody Keenan, Natalie Jaresko, Mat Bai, Thomas Friedman are some of his guests. Best of the Left focuses on breaking down the Muslim ban. Dame Carol Ann Duffy -- poet Laureate of England -- offers Valentines Day poems and reflections.

Here is the playlist (times are relative to 1:15



Time
Artist
Title
00:00:00 The Axe Files with David Axelrod Ep 115 Cecile Richards
01:00:51 The Axe Files with David Axelrod Ep 118 Carl Bernstein
02:11:09 The Guardian Carol Ann Duffy's Love Poems for Valentine's Day: Guardian Books Poetry podcast
02:48:59 The Axe Files with David Axelrod Ep 112 Chris Wallace
03:52:08 Mike Diesel Voice 009 - station ID
03:52:25 The Axe Files with David Axelrod Ep 116 Cody Keenan
04:51:30 The Axe Files with David Axelrod Ep 117 Natalie Jaresko
05:53:30 The Guardian Carol Ann Duffy's Love Poems for Valentine's Day: Guardian Books Poetry podcast
06:31:21 Mike Diesel Voice 014 -- Station ID
06:31:45 The Axe Files with David Axelrod Ep 119 Matt Bai
07:37:07 The Axe Files with David Axelrod Ep 114 Thomas Friedman
08:43:28 Mike Diesel Voice 013 - station ID
08:43:56 The Guardian Carol Ann Duffy's Love Poems for Valentine's Day: Guardian Books Poetry podcast
09:21:47 John Case EPIC Radio Station ID 1
09:22:12 The Axe Files with David Axelrod Ep 113 Theo Epstein
10:35:57 The Axe Files with David Axelrod Ep 120 JD Vance
11:39:01 BestOfTheLeft.com #1078 Unnecessary, ineffective and un-American (Muslim Ban)
12:52:02 Mike Diesel Voice 017 -- station ID
12:52:19 The Guardian Carol Ann Duffy's Love Poems for Valentine's Day: Guardian Books Poetry podcast
13:30:10 Mike Diesel Voice 013 - station ID


1:15 AM: Rock All Night

Monday, February 13, 2017

Fwd: Monday's poet is Jake Adam York




Although Jake Adam York was born in West Palm Beach, Florida on August 10th, 1972, his family soon returned to Alabama where generations of his family had lived and where York grew up. He earned a BA from Auburn University in Alabama, and both a MA and a Ph.D. from Cornell University in Ithaca, New York. He was an associate professor at the University of Colorado-Denver. Before his unexpected death from a stroke on December 16, 2012 at age forty, he had published three award-winning collections of poetry: Murder Ballads (Elixir Press, 2005), chosen for the Elixir Prize in Poetry by Jane Sutterfield, A Murmuration of Starlings (Southern Illinois University Press, 2008), which won the Crab Orchard Series in Poetry Open Competition Award and the Colorado Book Award, and Persons Unknown (Southern Illinois University Press, 2010). A fourth collection Abide (Southern Illinois University Press, 2014) was published posthumously and was a finalist for the National Book Critics Circle Award. 

Much of Jake Adam York's poetry concerns racial violence and murder, especially during the Civil Rights struggles in the South. After a lot of hesitation and self-reflection, York, a white Southerner, started a long-term project to elegize the martyrs of the Civil Rights movement. In an interview with Gregory Donovan published in the journal Blackbird, York said "I've been struggling with this aesthetic problem of how to write about history that's terrible without offending the history, offending the victims of the history. On the one hand, you want to bear witness to the terror of it with the terror of your own. But on the other hand, you have on opportunity in memory to offer a kind of consolatory vision." 

This week's featured poem is "Bunk Richardson," from Murder Ballads (Elixir Press, 2005). The central event took place in York's home town of Gadsden, Alabama, although York did not learned about it until the publication of James Allen's book, Without Sanctuary. 

BUNK RICHARDSON

                    Lynching photograph February 11, 1906: Gadsden, Alabama

The rope grips the iron
where the iron bites into its hold. 
A noose of rust, dried blood. 

The dew has frozen in its twines, 
thicker near the river, 
from which it's climbed

weaker and weaker, all night long. 





 

Sunday, February 12, 2017

Poetry and Literature on Monday on EPIC Radio

EPIC Radio --Monday, February 13, 2017 -- Highlights



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1. 7:30 -- 9:00 AM: The Poetry Show -- with Janet Harrison.





2. Noon to 1:00 PM Storytelling with Fanny Crawford




3. 1:15 PM - Literature Day on EPIC

  • The Art of War by Sun Tzu -- a classic text on conflict
  • The Call of the Wild, by Jack London -- The quintessential novel of the American wilderness.
  • Short Mysteries from Free library.

4. All Night: Bluegrass





The February 13, 2017 Playlists

Art of War (times relative to 1:15 PM)




Time
Artist
Title
00:00:00 Sun Tzu 1 Laying Plans - 2 Waging War
00:08:20 Mike Diesel Voice 015 -- Station ID
00:08:50 Sun Tzu 3 Attack By Stratagem - 4 Tactical Dispositions
00:16:27 MIke Diesel Voice 018 -- Staion ID
00:16:45 Sun Tzu 5 Energy - 6 Weak Points and Strong
00:27:13 Sun Tzu 7 Maneuvering - 8 Variation in Tactics
00:35:56 Sun Tzu 9 The Army on the March - 10 Terrain
00:50:29 Sun Tzu 11 The Nine Situations
01:03:17 Mike Diesel Voice 015 -- Station ID
01:03:47 Sun Tzu 12 The Attack By Fire - 13 The Use of Spies
01:12:38 Mike Diesel Voice 015 -- Station ID


The Call of the Wild (relative to 2:25 PM)



Time
Artist
Title
00:00:00 Jack London Chapter 1
00:24:02 Mike Diesel Voice 007 -- get some
00:24:13 Jack London Chapter 2
00:46:34 Jack London Chapter 3
01:15:18 Mike Diesel Voice 014 -- Station ID
01:15:42 Jack London Chapter 4
01:32:48 Jack London Chapters 5 and 6
02:34:24 Mike Diesel Voice 009 - station ID
02:34:40 Jack London Chapter 7


Short Mysteries (times relative to 5 PM)


Time
Artist
Title
00:00:00 Arthur Conan Doyle 01 The Adventure of the Musgrave Ritual
00:42:25 Robert Louis Stevenson 02 The Body-Snatcher
01:24:41 Ellis Parker Butler 03 The Chicken
01:52:41 MIke Diesel Voice 018 -- Staion ID
01:52:59 Ernest Bramah 04 The Coin of Dionysius
02:25:09 Sir Arthur Conan Doyle 05 The Field Bazaar
02:31:53 Arthur Conan Doyle 06 A Foreign Office Romance
02:52:10 Mike Diesel Voice 016 -- station ID
02:52:44 Fergus Hume 07 The Green-Stone God and the Stockbroker
03:30:01 Sir Arthur Conan Doyle 08 The Horror of the Heights
04:06:34 Arlo Bates 09 In the Virginia Room
04:34:49 Mike Diesel Voice 013 - station ID
04:35:17 Sir Arthur Conan Doyle 10 The Lost Special
05:14:37 Edgar Allen Poe 11 The Oblong Box
05:40:02 Ellis Parker Butler 12 The Oubliette
06:22:20 J. K. Bangs 13 A Quicksilver Cassandra
06:32:11 Mike Diesel Voice 011 -- Station ID
06:32:37 Edgar Allan Poe 14 Silence - A Fable
06:44:07 Ellis Parker Butler 15 The Two-Cent Stamp
07:19:11 Ellis Parker Butler 16 The Un-Burglars

Saturday, February 11, 2017

Sunday, Feb 12, on EPIC Radio -- Philosophy, Religion, Bluegrass


Sunday Playlists for Religion and Philosophy. (After that Bluegrass all night! until the poetry show Monday!)




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Philosophy follows three programs from This American Life

Beginning: 8:00 AM EST -- times below are relative to 8:00 AM



Time
Artist
Title
00:00:00 This American Life #609: It's Working Out Very Nicely
01:03:07 Mike Diesel Voice 008 -- station ID
01:03:24 This American Life #608: The Revolution Starts At Noon
02:11:18 MIke Diesel Voice 010 -- Station ID
02:11:27 This American Life #607: Didn't We Solve This One?





Quaker Radio


Times relative to approximately  11:10 AM

Quaker Radio features Liberation Theology Lectures, Pope Francis, and  a reprise of the classic 1960 Harvard Divinity Lecture of Paul Tillich.



Time
Artist
Title
00:00:00 Betsy Cazden Slave rebellions and Quaker anxiety in the turn against slavery
00:27:31 Mike Diesel Voice 011 -- Station ID
00:27:57 Jane Fremon Reaching Out and Across
00:37:53 Paul Tillich PaulTillichAtHarvard 1.12.1960
01:45:10 John J. O'Keefe and Wendy M. Wright Pope Francis and "Integral Humanism"
02:05:42 Jack Kerouac San Francisco Scene (The Beat Generation)
02:08:50 Franciscan Mission Service Liberation Theology Podcast Pt 2
02:42:00 Mike Diesel Voice 014 -- Station ID
02:42:24 Franciscan Mission Service Francis and the Foolishness of God Pt. 1
03:22:26 Franciscan Mission Service Francis and the Foolishness of God Pt. 2

Friday, February 10, 2017

Hot new podcasts on EPIC Radio

The Latest Podcasts from EPIC:


1. Resistance Radio (2.8.17) interviews Legendary organizer Fred Ross -- with a historic connection to Cesar Chavez.


2. The Are You Crazy? Show -- reviews the insanity of the post-election landscape.

3. Paris on the Potomac (2.10.17) hears from Katrina Brown, a new  filmmaker and maker oof the powerful  "traces in the (slave) trade" .

4. Labor Beat (2.10.17) includes interviews with Meshea Poore, a great West Virginia activist and former House of Delegates leader; and Sammi Brown -- the dynamic leader of Young Democrats in West Virginia.

Friday Night All Night Live Music

Friday Night Live Playlist -- Feb 10, 2017


Times are relative to 8:45 PM EST






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Time
Artist
Title
1 00:00:00 America Horse With No Name
2 00:03:40 America Sister Golden Hair
3 00:07:39 John Case EPIC Radio Station ID 1
4 00:08:05 America Here
5 00:14:53 Mike Diesel Voice 007 -- get some
6 00:15:04 America Sandman
7 00:20:14 America You Can Do Magic
8 00:23:58 Mike Diesel Voice 007 -- station ID
9 00:24:09 America Never Be Lonely
10 00:27:58 America California Dreamin'
11 00:31:15 Mike Diesel Voice 008 -- station ID
12 00:31:32 America Inspector Mills
13 00:36:05 America I Need You
14 00:38:36 America Ventura Highway
15 00:42:17 Mike Diesel Voice 009 - station ID
16 00:42:34 America Love On The Vine
17 00:45:29 MIke Diesel Voice 010 -- Station ID
18 00:45:38 America Daisy Jane
19 00:48:32 America Old Man Took
20 00:52:12 Mike Diesel Voice 013 - station ID
21 00:52:40 America Tin Man
22 00:56:21 Big Country Chance
23 01:02:16 Big Country Porroh Man
24 01:10:08 Big Country Dundonald & Dysart Pipe Band Sequence
25 01:13:48 Mike Diesel Voice 013 - station ID
26 01:14:16 Big Country The Storm
27 01:19:32 Big Country Wonderland
28 01:23:42 Big Country Lost Patrol
29 01:28:27 Mike Diesel Voice 014 -- Station ID
30 01:28:51 Big Country Close Action
31 01:33:02 Big Country Angle Park
32 01:37:34 Big Country One Thousand Stars
33 01:41:58 Mike Diesel Voice 015 -- Station ID
34 01:42:28 Big Country Interview With Stuart Adamson
35 01:48:25 Big Country In A Big Country / Auld Lang Syne
36 01:56:32 Mike Diesel Voice 016 -- station ID
37 01:57:07 Bill Evans Trio in
38 02:06:33 Bill Evans Trio minha
39 02:10:16 Bill Evans Trio someday
40 02:16:23 Mike Diesel Voice 017 -- station ID
41 02:16:41 Bill Evans Trio twelve
42 02:21:34 Bill Evans Trio up
43 02:27:41 Mike Diesel Voice 017 -- station ID
44 02:27:58 Bill Evans Trio sugar
45 02:34:33 Bill Evans Trio introduction
46 02:35:52 Carole King if
47 02:39:28 Carole King the
48 02:40:32 Mike Diesel Voice 009 - station ID
49 02:40:49 Carole King youve
50 02:47:48 Carole King canaan
51 02:52:20 Carole King i
52 02:55:47 Mike Diesel Voice 015 -- Station ID
53 02:56:17 Carole King chains
54 03:00:52 Carole King way
55 03:06:40 Mike Diesel Voice 017 -- station ID
56 03:06:58 Carole King its
57 03:12:29 Carole King band
58 03:14:43 Carole King jazzman
59 03:21:05 Carole King dont
60 03:23:54 MIke Diesel Voice 018 -- Staion ID
61 03:24:12 Carole King send
62 03:26:46 Carole King song
63 03:27:28 Carole King urst
64 03:31:03 Unknown Artist Voice 019
65 03:31:31 Carole King will
66 03:36:02 Carole King song
67 03:36:35 Unknown Artist Voice 023
68 03:36:43 Carole King hold
69 03:45:12 Carole King choir
70 03:45:48 Carole King now
71 03:49:07 Unknown Artist Voice 019
72 03:49:35 Carole King you
73 03:54:29 Carole King Colour Of Your Dreams
74 03:57:25 Carole King Song Intro
75 03:59:24 Carole King Song Intro
76 03:59:24 Unknown Artist Voice 021
77 03:59:48 Carole King So Far Away
78 04:03:46 Carole King If It's Over
79 04:07:15 Carole King Song Intro
80 04:07:24 Unknown Artist Voice 023
81 04:07:31 Carole King Smackwater Jack
82 04:12:10 Carole King The Loco-motion
83 04:17:10 Carole King Canaan / You've Got A Friend
84 04:26:44 Mike Diesel Voice 017 -- station ID
85 04:27:02 Carole King I Feel the Earth Move
86 04:31:23 Carole King Chains
87 04:35:48 Mike Diesel Voice 011 -- Station ID
88 04:36:13 Carole King Up On The Roof
89 04:39:55 Carole King Way Over Yonder
90 04:45:19 Mike Diesel Voice 012 -- Station ID
91 04:45:44 Carole King It's Too Late
92 04:51:13 Carole King Band Introductions
93 04:52:57 Carole King Jazzman
94 04:59:15 Carole King Don't Bring Me Down / Don't Go Away
95 05:02:00 Carole King Song Intro
96 05:02:08 Carole King Go Away Little Girl
97 05:02:37 Carole King One Fine Day
98 05:03:14 Carole King Song Intro
99 05:04:16 Carole King Send My Baby Back To Me
100 05:04:34 Mike Diesel Voice 017 -- station ID
101 05:04:52 Carole King The Hard Rock Cafe
102 05:09:35 Carole King Song Intro
103 05:09:36 Carole King URST (Unresolved Sexual Tension)
104 05:13:00 Carole King Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow?
105 05:16:52 Unknown Artist Voice 020
106 05:17:07 Carole King Song Intro
107 05:17:46 Carole King Hold Out For Love
108 05:24:15 Carole King Song Intro
109 05:24:24 Carole King Now And Forever
110 05:27:32 Unknown Artist Voice 023
111 05:27:40 Carole King (You Make Me Feel Like A) Natural Woman
112 05:31:49 Carole King Do You Feel Love
113 05:37:07 Carole King Beautiful
114 05:41:35 Mike Diesel Voice 017 -- station ID