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Neil Heaton shares his passion, music Apr 28th, 2017Fri, 04/28/2017 - 5:05pm | Pieter PastoorSharing your passion and the ability to articulate it well made this hour with Neil a delight. He can sing, he can play, he can compose. Neil Heaton is a pianist from Davis, California. As influenced by jazz virtuosos as he is alternative auteurs, his music attempts to find the common ground between rock, jazz, pop, and hip-hop. That description is exactly why his compositions are a delight. Listen in as we talk with and listen to Neil. Vist and listen to Neil https://neilheaton.bandcamp.com. |
3rd Streaming for 3:00pm on Apr 28th, 2017Fri, 04/28/2017 - 4:05pm | Gary Chew |
A Constant Grin for 2:00pm on Apr 28th, 2017Fri, 04/28/2017 - 2:35pm | Chris MussenClassic right brain girls control and count your cruel waterfall reservoir swans |
Independent and Local for 11:00am on Apr 28th, 2017Fri, 04/28/2017 - 12:05pm | Sam Hawk |
Music Eclectica 28: A Colorful Mix of Heavy and Light (4/28/17)Fri, 04/28/2017 - 11:05am | Shawn RainbowWhere can you hear 13 minutes of metal split between two songs followed by some relaxing and happy music? Right here! |
Live Tracks for 7:00pm on Apr 27th, 2017Thu, 04/27/2017 - 9:05pm | Jim Buchanan |
Dead Wax for 6:00pm on Apr 27th, 2017Thu, 04/27/2017 - 7:05pm | Jesse |
A Mix of Music for 3:00pm on Apr 27th, 2017Thu, 04/27/2017 - 4:05pm | DJ Dave |
4/27/17 = replay of old (7/7/16) "How your blood feeds your cells -- the benefit of moving hourly"Thu, 04/27/2017 - 2:05pm | Lois RichterThis show was recorded BEFORE Lois got more information about how blood glucose works. There is mis-information in this (that the existing blood sugar is removed and stored before new glucose is added) which has since been corrected in Lois' later talks. (The correct info is that your glucose levels are monitored in the body and if there is already enough in the system, some "NEW" glucose is stored rather than being added.) To hear the latest, more correct explanation of how your digestion and movement effects insulin use, glucose levels, and fat creation; visit UCD's 2017 Whole Earth Festival for Lois' talk: "Does sugar make you fat? Does bread make you diabetic? Understanding how your body handles food and blood glucose allows you to make better choices about when and what to eat." |