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Flats, Monologues, and Science

In this show Rocket talks about the flat tire he got on his bike on his way to the studio. He talks about auditions for Acme's winter show, I Gelosi, and reads some audition monologues. There's a bad joke about a scientist, an engineer, and a statistician who go hunting. Rocket reads from the book "Scientific Feuds: From Galileo to the Human Genome Project" by Joel Levy. Music for this show is Spark by Ghost Town from their new album, Evolution, Better Off by Alive Like Me, and Remember Every Scar by Escape the Fate from their latest album, Hate Me.

Davisville, 11/9/15: Feeling blue? You’re not alone

Shades of Blue: Writers on Depression, Suicide, and Feeling Blue is a new collection of essays by 35 writers, edited by Amy Ferris. Two of the writers are Debra LoGuerico DeAngelo, Winters Express editor and columnist for the Davis Enterprise, and David Lacy, who grew up in Davis and now teaches writing in Southern California. "It is possible to find hope and solidarity in these pages, but don’t expect a feel-good trip," says the review in Publishers Weekly. "It’s a true-to-life kick in the pants designed to bring comfort to anyone who’s feeling hopeless." On today’s show, DeAngelo and Lacy talk about Shades of Blue, and the experiences behind their stories—Lacy’s “Allies in the Sky,” and DeAngelo’s “If I Love You, You’ll Leave.”

Civilization Phaze IV for 10am on Nov 8th, 2015

  • Sextet, movt.5 (Steve Reich)
  • Prelude IV "Autumn" from The Seasons (John Cage)
  • "Autumn" movt.3 from The Four Seasons (Antonio Vivaldi)--Joshua Bell w/ Academy of St-Martin-in-the-Fields
  • "Winter" movts.1-2 from The Four Seasons (Antonio Vivaldi)--Joshua Bell w/ Academy of St-Martin-in-the-Fields
  • Sonata No.1 in g minor for solo violin (J.S. Bach)--Chris Thile, on mandolin
  • Liquid Days pts.1 & 2 (David Byrne & Philip Glass)--The Roches (pt.1) & Doug Perry (pt.2)
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