Cris Shirley's Sixth WYBC Yale Radio Show from the series titled Trash. This program traces the lines of influence and association that Yoko Ono has on music past pressent and future, focusing on her shrieking track "Why Not?" which opens the set. This is a fun exodus across the varied terrain of female experimental music.

Cris Shirley's forth WYBC Yale Radio Show from the series titled Trash. This program involved the slowing down of some that music that gets stuck in the back of your head, that you love, but never will play because it will keep ticking back there. Well, now you can let those wet sappy licks just bleed right in (I exaggerate on how poppy this is, its really a good set), as you kick yourself every time you mess up when the entry comes in because the song's timing is off. The playlist here is rich and diverse and yet every song takes on a completely new emotional quality. Also, you win a prize if you can tell me what song I didn't slow down during the set!

Cris Shirley's Third WYBC Yale Radio Show from the series titled Trash. This weeks show is everything ranted, everything that is spit out, pontificated, stuttered, and philosophized. Features some rants from Quinn and Terry at Surrealestate, from Allen Ginsberg, Bill Hicks, and others; along with music accompaniment and general mayhem.

Cris Shirley's second WYBC Yale Radio Show titled Trash. This week we traverse the sonic waves of psychedelic music, covering both contemporary and vintage performers. The psychedelic experience can be invoked by the music, but it is the listener that must receive and even cultivate that experience. I hope you enjoy this two hour trip into lands and realities never before explored.

This is volume 1 of Cris Shirley's WYBC Yale Radio Show titled Trash. A noise and associates show. Ze makes sound paintings with the shortwave radio, then plays music/noise they ze associates with those sounds. Some really interesting results along with some amazing tunes are played.

Cris Shirley's fifth WYBC Yale Radio Show from the series titled Trash. This is show is losely based on my interest in the band Hella, it starts with several tracks off there LP Homeboy, and then breaks into distance associative vistas, love her, love her!