Two Rooms At The End Of The Worldsees in a string of great songs that have fallen off the radar over the years or some that never found their way onto it in the first place. Featured Tracks(Song – Artist) Lovin’ You Lovin’ Me (2022 Eric Clapton Mix) – Eric Clapton Long Distance Love – …
Two Rooms At The End Of The World EP 7 – 2/27/23 Read More »
The Guitar and Other Machinesleverages the freeform format of noncommercial FM radio to get the music and sounds created by underrepresented and lesser known artists into unsuspecting ears as an ongoing audio art project always erring on the experimental. Hosted by DJ Steena.
1977 – Ana Tijoux Mambo Infierno – Machito & His Afro Cubans Afeto – Mayra Andrade Back To Black – Amy Winehouse Divebomb – The Go! Team A Thousand Lives – The Murder Capital Stigmata Martyr – Bauhaus MERCY – John Cale Five Years – David Bowie $20 – boygenius It’s All over Now Baby …
Join us on this episode of Only in Clark County to learn about the Clark County Historical Museum! Today our guest is Brad Richardson, the executive director of the museum. He tells us all about what the museum offers Clark County, a bit of history behind it, and we also have the honor of getting …
Ever Present Past is a broadcast that focuses on music from the past that doesn’t seem to get its fair share of coverage in today’s musical world. Our goal is to ensure these featured stories told of each artist or album live on while educating and entertaining the listening audiences. In this episode, we delve …
Ever Present Past – EP 8 Burt Bacharach and Elvis Costello 2/25/23 Read More »
Keith Cheek guides me through a conversation about the intersection of Black history and music. A jazz sax and flute player, Cheek is the leader of Cheektet, which plays often in the Portland/Vancouver area.
Keith Cheek guides me through a conversation about the intersection of Black history and music. A jazz sax and flute player, Cheek is the leader of Cheektet, which plays often in the Portland/Vancouver area.
Re-Imagined Radio explores early examples of dramatized news events and uses this inspiration to create its own dramatization of the opening of the Interstate Bridge linking Portland, Oregon, and Vancouver, Washington, across the Columbia River, 106 years ago, February 14, 1917. Our dramatized radio broadcast originates from the lift span of the Interstate Bridge where …
We sit down with Coach Johson from the Clark College men’s basketball team to discuss the program and their push toward the postseason.
Guest host Steven Glickman talks to Charles Leatherwood, Production Designer for the Mars Leap, a museum quality interactive exhibit that will help people understand what it takes to get us to Mars, and when they say “us,” they mean everyone. Listen and find out all about this exciting project about space exploration and going to …