This program has an original airdate of Nov. 19, 2009. Apparently, I took more time back then to weave together multiple threads of activism amid mischevious bits of audio stuff. Listen to the entire program and you will hear part of a Frank Zappa interview recorded in 1991, among other things. Quite a playful show, this one is. Good music, too.
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On today's program:
- acacias
- sparrows
- cool season vegetables
- defining a growing season
- rooting oleanders
and more!
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Diana Jones' latest album, Song to a Refugee, is a collection of songs based on the narratives of people seeking asylum from violence and political retribution in their homelands. This morning we played "We Believe You," inspired by Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's testimony of the dehumanizing consitions she encountered on the USA/Mexican border. The song features co-vocals from Steve Earle and Peggy Seeger, as well as Richard Thompson's unique guitar-stylings.
Also on today's show: new music from Reg Meuross, Jake Xerxes Fussell, Anais Mitchell, The Punch Brothers, Dave Nachmanoff, and more!
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