In honour of the great Funkmeister, Walther Funk, Brad cranks up wall-to-wall funk . . . dance yourself stupid . . .  

Brad loves doing fill-ins . . . especially 12 - 2 pm on a wednesday - Db hawkes old shift . . .

Because it is too big to ignore, Brad decides to look at America on its 250th Birthday . . . is it right to celebrate something on life support?

Brad decides to celebrate Canada Day the best way he knows how - by being on the air broadcasting wall-to-wall Canadian artists . . . 

For no reason particular, Brad decides to devote the show this afternoon to organ music . . . that's right, organ music . . . you got a problem with that? 

After last week's show on death, Brad went into a deep contemplation of the nature of the universe - is it random or is it determined? Is it cause and effect or a roll of the dice? You decide . . . 

Returning to Ernest Becker's incredible book, The Denial of Death, Brad decides to take a risk and look at songs about death through the lens of Becker's insights and proclamations  . . . 

After one of the most chaotic and horrid shows last week, Brad goes to a tropical beach in some undisclosed location to get centred - in spite of the bad optics !!! Does he redeem himself this week? . . . you decide . . . 

in the midst of the worst rainstorm in awhile, Brad visits the Auction House to declutter the flotsom and jetsam people leave at the Inn. Lava lamps, anyone? Or David Cassidy Soap-on-a-Rope? How about a plaster cast from the Plaster Casters?

Brad, realizing he hadn't programmed a show entirely of cover versions in quite a while, heads to the Senior Baseball League's season opener, leaving behind a whole gaggle of cover versions to be played by the AI Song Generator, Chat BTO,. . . requests, of course, encouraged . . .