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Citizens United

Wed, 04/25/2012 - 11:00am | Rick Moniz

Corporate personhood? It sounds like a oxymoron, but the corporations rule. The decision by an activist legal precedent setting court turns the tables on the so-called liberals. Meanwhile, those corporate rascals are completing their strangle hold on the body politic. They control the three branches and as a consequence we are facing the destruction of our republic.

Davis author writes the book about ‘Peanuts’ pianist Vince Guaraldi

Tue, 04/24/2012 - 5:30pm | Bill Buchanan

yolo archiveyolo archiveSan Francisco jazz pianist Vince Guaraldi (right, with characteristic handlebar moustache) wrote music for “Peanuts” specials, influenced countless musicians, and created one of the top-selling Christmas records ever (“A Charlie Brown Christmas”), but in-depth appraisals of his career are scarce. Davis author Derrick Bang has fixed that with “Vince Guaraldi at the Piano,” an account of Guaraldi and his music. Bang holds a copy of his book, left. Guaraldi, who performed in Davis in 1963 and 1972, died of a heart attack at 47 in 1976.

Papageno sings of his longing on Dr. Paul's Classics

Tue, 04/24/2012 - 1:00pm | Dr. Paul

yolo archiveIn the second half of today's show, we have Papageno the birdman (pictured here from a production of The Magic Flute), singing about how he's a bird catcher, and would like to catch himself a bird-wife. Papageno is one of Mozart's most endearing and enduring operatic characters. Follow this link for a charming video of Papageno in duet with his beloved Papagena. The show starts with a stirring overture by Franz von Suppe and includes a trio for baryton (like a bass fiddle on steroids!), cello, and viola. Then, a gorgeous aria from Verdi's Rigoletto. If this isn't enough, Dr.
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