[03/10/10] Kidjo Oyo
Listen on tonight's episode on 03/10/2010 of Around the World focused on Angelique Kidjo who is the leading lady of world music and has such a funky and sassy vibe in tribute to her home of Benin and recreates songs like "Voodoo Child" or "Gimme Shelter" and she has a great new album as of this show, "Oyo".
Enjoy!
- djmadameb
Posted by: toni (Around the World)
[03/10/10] Herve de Crecy - Logorama
Enjoy this and other episodes at http://www.spoileralertradio.com!
Posted by: toni (Spoiler Alert Radio)
[03/10/10] Gregg Helvey - Kavi (Revisited)
Gregg Helvey was honored with many awards including the top honor of a Student Academy Award at the gold medal level for his powerful and touching narrative short shot exclusively in india called Kavi giving a unique look in the world of today's existing human slavery. It was also nominated for an Academy Award for best Live Action Short.
Go to spoileralertradio.com for previous podcasts of the show.
Posted by: toni (Spoiler Alert Radio)
[03/10/10] Thousand Voices
A Thousand Voices catching life radio-phonically...
Inspired by the Listening LabOratory's Thousand Voices Project
Featuring: "A Thousand Voices" piece; dir.Ioana Jucan, with text from Richard Foreman's notebook; performers: Bochay Drum, I Jucan, Quyen Ngo
Posted by: ijucan (Hi-Story-a)
[03/10/10] *~*//nOsTaLgiiA\\*~*
fractions and feelings drops out of the new music arms race for a week to play the music that our lil' awkward (pre) teen selves were rockin' out to. celebrate the music that WAS cool five years ago and WILL be post-ironically cool in five more years!
it would also be wrong if we didn't show you ryan seacrest's yearbook photo while on the topic of high/middle school...
break us off a piece of DAT!
FRACTIONS N FEELINGS, 5-->6:30 TONIGHT! we're gettin' VULNERABLE.
Posted by: emurphy (Fractions & Feelings)
[03/09/10] Oh hey!
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[03/09/10] on a night like this
tune in right now to FORMULA ONE GENERATION where tonight we explore songs about the night time! new theme every tuesday 6-8pm
Posted by: ryntema (Formula One Generation)
[03/09/10] The Leisure Suite is on Twitter!
Follow the Leisure Suite on Twitter @theleisuresuite to get news and blues on your favorite 2am Monday-night soundtrack. See you there!
(Meanwhile, check out this cool keytar-playing chick and her band.)
Posted by: ayuly (The Leisure Suite)
Show of the Month for March
The Sparkle
Much like the rich goodies found in the chorus to the Charlotte's Web song of the same name, A Veritable Smorgasbord offers you a variety of treats of different themes each week and a mix of collective styles of music from Boogie Woogie dance-able tunes to the sounds of music to accompany the soft, white, fuzzy snow of Fireside Lullabies. Lilly and friends take you through Saturday evenings with a fun-filled, heartfelt dose of blissful mixes for various moods. - Toni
Archive of the Month for March
Not Your Classroom - "Peter Johnson - The Prose Poem"
All ye fans of Brown Block, cease your laments! Though your number one source for erudition on the radio may be temporarily off the air, its one-eyed, snaggletoothed brother is here, locked in the basement of BSR’s archives. Listen to one-on-one conversations with Rhode Island scholars, jargon free (guaranteed) on Not Your Classroom. For this episode, Providence College professor Peter Johnson reads his prose poetry and discusses the subtleties of his chosen poetic form. You will not be tested on this, there will be no response paper; come learn for learning’s sake. - Time
Fall '09 Print Schedule
Click Here to download the print version of the Fall 2009 seasons's schedule in PDF format. Use it to help spread the good BSR word. Print it out, hang it up as a flier around your neighborhood, make paper airplanes with it and throw them at large groups of people. It's up to you how you want to help out. You've heard the awesomeness that is the Fall 2009 season of BSR, now it's time to promote it. Remember, we're all in this together.
