DJ Dug Deep competently takes over Divine Intervention, valiantly sparing you from a show full of an ailing Jess Goddésse's hacks and wheezes. If the spirits are willing, they'll both be live for the next edition – Friday, May 9 – in celebration of KDRT's Spring FUNdraiser. (Did you see the new hats? Swell swag!) As always, catch the shows on KDRT 95.7 fm + KDRT.org + whatever podcast app ya like.
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Despite an increasing focus on person-centered care, patients frequently have little influence in matters that affect them the most. Hear how patient advocates amplify the voice of the patient and how these change agents work at the core of healthcare improvement efforts. Integrating the perspective of people ultimately affected by medical decisions identifies gaps in care that are often missed. Anna Edwards tells us about her journey as a person with a chronic condition and her years of experience in making sure that health systems hear the voice of the patient.
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International Workers' Day (aka "May Day") is celebrated annually around the world on May 1 to honor laborers and recognize the continuing struggle for working class rights. Everywhere, that is, except for the United States and Canada, who hold their "Labo(u)r Day" celebrations on the first weekend of September. Whatever. The change of date is ironic since the holiday initially commemorated the May 1, 1886 protests in the United States for an eight-hour workday, which resulted in the Haymarket massacre in Chicago on May 4, 1886. This week, we commemorate May Day with music from Billy Bragg and Wilco, Tom Waits, Phil Ochs, Fantastic Negrito, Merle Haggard, The Love Me Nots, Chumbawamba and the wonderfully named Flame N'Peach and the Liberated Waffles. |
Falling iced tea hugs bringing down lucid afterlife debt
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Rocky is joined by a very special guest - the one and only Flux himself - Jerry Douglas. They celebrate the 50th anniversary of one of the most important bluegrass recordings of all time - the J.D. Crowe and the New South album better known as Rounder 044. Jerry is one of only 2 surviving members of the band that created a new standard of excellence in bluegrass when they released this album back in 1975. In the 50 years since, Jerry has cemented his place in music history as the greatest dobro player of all time. He has won 16 Grammy Awards and appeared on thousands of recordings in a career that is unmatched by any other resophonic guitar player on planet Earth. Jerry reminisces on the legendary New South recording sessions, playing alongside Tony Rice, Ricky Skaggs, Bobby Slone and J.D. Crowe.
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Here's another great reason to support your favorite freeform radio station: Tonight on The Russ Tolman Goodtime Hour — Thurs., May 1, 9p PT — catch tunes from Neal Francis, Mayer Hawthorne, Early James, LA LOM... plus the new Moonlandingz track with special guest Iggy Pop — all here on KDRT 95.7 fm + KDRT.org + the podcast apps!
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