WNRM The Root

opic: "The Honeymoon Episode." Spud and Gerald offer unsolicited

advice on where Intern Chance and Spud's Aunt Dorothy should

consummate their marriage.

Guests: Film Maker and Musician Tim Robbins, and Actor and Producer

Josh Hartnett.

Out of This World: A Conversation with God

Poetry Man: Netflix

Audio Pastiche: The Triumph of Man

Music clearance information:

ARTIST SONG ALBUM

PATTI PALLADIN IT'S THE SINGER, NOT THE SONG DESTINATION BOMP!

CONCRETE BLONDE STILL IN HOLLYWOOD CONCRETE BLONDE

STEREO CREEPS TRAILER PARK INCIDENT CAVE DWELLERS OF TOMORROW

THE SUNRAYS I LIVE FOR THE SUN ANDREA

Topic: "The Murder Serial Episode." Murder series are hot properties,

inspiring Spud to contemplate the ratings bonanza from bumping

off someone on his show.

Guests: Musician John Tesh, and Actor Michael Mando.

Musical Guest: Nurse Ratchett

Public Sector Food Critic: Lawreance accitdentally reviews the food at

Dolly Parton's Dollywood.

opic: "The Not OK Boomer Episode." Intern Chance files a grievance

against Spud and his generational cohort for all the abuses

these codgers-to-be have inflicted upon the world.

Guests: Comedian Jo Koy, and Actress Julie Hagerty

Musical Guest: The Whole Bolivian Army

Your Sex Lafe: Media in the Bedroom

In this volume, we have such a diverse selection, beginning in Brighton on the south coast of England where Nico runs the enterprising Shoredive Record label. The Insatiable Disquiet is his latest project, teaming up with American vocalist Cat Hall of Industrial pioneers Dissonance. Their new EP, Unbidden has a wonderful, familiar feel, yet it’s totally original as you’ll hear on Justify. 50 miles up the road from Brighton in London you’ll find Toby Burroughs on drums & vocals, Tom Jones on bass & vocals, and Rosa Brook on violin & vocals – together they are Pozi. Their Typing EP displays their collective talents with Sea Song.

The problem with chatting with Chris Connelly is he’s just so damn easy to talk to. You don’t want the conversation to end. Better still, Chris shares memories and insights in such an intimate and jocular manner it’s hard to remember we have not yet met in person. Despite probably being in the same venue at one time or another, Chris Connelly and I have only conversed via Zoom. My first encounter with Connelly was to talk about his latest recording adventure, The Birthday Poems an absorbing album

Without a doubt, LEM is the best value your money can buy for 60 minutes of new music curated for your listening pleasure. While you are pondering on that, let’s begin with Brian Jordan and Colan Miles who present as Sun Shines Gold. They are from the Scottish Borders south of Edinburgh, Scotland they tell me, once a four-piece band, now a two-man venture. From their Alone EP, you’ll hear the Neil Landstrumm mix. Yes, trainspotters will insist Sun Shines Gold sound like ____ but, you have to agree, they do it very well. Looking forward to hearing more from these lads. A fellow out of Toronto goes by the moniker, Wayley, from his self-titled EP we selected, What’s It Gonna Take.

Motrick are based in Portland, Oregon, yet they have a passion for what they refer to as “Krautrock”. With influences from Can to Kraftwerk this four-piece demonstrates their skills on their LP, Moon: The Cosmic Electrics of Motrik. They lead off the show with Silver Twin in fine style. Constructing your album around the death of your father could in theory, be too intimate for many listeners. With Wild River, Phillidelphia-based

A conversation with

@henrymance

on his remarkable new book, How To Love Animals In A Human Shaped World

@VikingBooks

In January 2021, thousands descended on the U.S. Capitol to aid President Donald Trump in combating a shadowy cabal of Satan-worshipping pedophiles. Two women were among those who died that day. They, like millions of Americans, believed that a mysterious insider known as “Q” is exposing a vast deep-state conspiracy.

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