Affected by a new policy, tickets can only be bought online for events and sports games at the high school. We also take a look at an update on the Re-Imagine Russell Boulevard Plan and how to split site students are affected due to miscommunications among their two schools.
Packages by Holt Klineberg, Maria Anderson, and Naneh Grigor. Produced by Maria Anderson and Naneh Grigor. Music by Daniel Ruiz-Jimenez.
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Sun, 10/02/2022 - 10:10am | DJ Dirk
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Timothy Walker is a folk musician and singer-songwriter originally from the Atlanta area, but currently residing in Davis as he works on his PhD in English literature. He performs and writes music under the stage name Threadbare, Brother. His first full-length record, When the War is Through, was released in 2011. The album explores the themes of spiritual transformation in the midst of personal grief and uncertainty.
After a long hiatus from performing, he is working on a new set of songs that seek to portray the complexities of queer love, loss, and longing in the aftermath of religious trauma.
Listen to this program over the air, via streaming on kdrt.org, via the show archives, or on most podcast apps under the name Listening Lyrics.
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Missing sleep, the singular snowpea habit sagas will lead you home
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This program dates to June 19, 2008. KDRT used frequency 101.5 for a few more months. In this episode you will hear a discussion on the human brain, organic philosophy, and an opinion on the efficacy of consuming certain soft drinks. Oh yes, you will hear the Joy Buzzards perform a song about Fat Lynn, the luckless mechanic (among other things).
A rambling, folksy style from the era when I had less than two hundred shows, and was fourteen years younger. The enthusiasm shines through. Enjoy.
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