On tonight’s show:
- Duke Ellington, It Don't Mean A Thing (If It Ain't Got That Swing)
- Count Basie (Jimmy Rushing vocals), You Can Depend On Me
- Gene Krupa, Anita O'Day & Roy Eldridge, Ball Of Fire
- Erskine Hawkins, Tippin' In
- Gia Maione, Louis Prima, Sam Butera & The Witnesses, When a Man Loves a Woman
- Miles Davis Quartet, When I Fall In Love
- Gigi Gryce Octet, Purple Shades
- Art Pepper, You're Driving Me Crazy
- Gerry Mulligan Quartet, Lullaby Of The Leaves
- Jimmy Witherspoon, Trouble In Mind
- Ella Fitzgerald, Them There Eyes (Live Chicago Opera House)
- Kenny Burrell, Wavy Gravy
- Pete Fountain, Bye Bye, Bill Bailey
- Horace Silver, Sighin' and Cryin'
- The Taylor Eigsti Trio, They Can't Take That Away From Me
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Tue, 09/10/2024 - 3:00pm | Ned
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On this episode of Meraki Radio, we talk about voting.
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Doc Watson opens and shares the hour with Mississippi John Hurt, The Lowest Pair, Bearfoot, Otis Taylor, The Slocan Ramblers, Misner & Smith, West of Roan, Townes Van Zandt, Sister Sadie and Trampled by Turtles
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Late summer offers a few particular attractions in Davis. The heat fades a bit, if only because the days are shorter, and evenings outdoors are mild. It’s an inviting season to look at the full moon if it’s up, and to think about another year passing. And swat some mosquitoes.
Here on Davisville, early September is a natural time to talk with someone who has spent a lot of time outdoors: Jean Jackman of Davis. She writes the “At the Pond” column in the Davis Enterprise, has taken some serious bike rides, and a quarter-century ago recorded local people talking about Davis history ("Down Home Tales of Davis"). We talk about a variety of things today, starting with the wildlife and birds she writes about in Davis. Later we hear Jean's recording of Jane Van Sant, who lived in downtown Davis, died 18 years ago at 94, and tells us in her own voice what Davis lived through during the flu epidemic of 1917-18.
The photo shows the full moon of August 2022 over north Davis.
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Today The News Cycle focuses on the 9/11 attacks’ effects on Davis. We sat down with Bill Williams who is a Davis High Government and Politics teacher, to talk about the changes and impacts he saw on both his students and community in Davis. Sam Ochsner-Hembrow investigates how a few community members searched for ways they could make a difference in Davis.
Hosted by Boyeon Choi. Produced by Boyeon Choi. Music by Daniel Ruiz Jiminez. Package by Sam Ochsner-Hembrow.
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