KXRW Vancouver Presents
Voices from the Community
One day, I’d like to hear your voice too!
4th Thursday at 12:00 pm
Voices from the Community
About The Show
The Mudd Club musical format, one could say its mission, is to create a dialogue between songs. This dialogue uses songs as words, that build sentences, and complete whole musical paragraphs. These constructs will tell a story about how music, no matter what the genre or time in history when it was recorded, are connected. They have similar melodies, rhythms, themes, messages, and influences. The Mudd Club does not shy away from abrasive atonal sounds, nor from melodic sweet productions. It’s the juxtaposition of these sounds that creates the most compelling story for the audience.
Bio
Host
Mike Selig
Host
Mike learned to drive during the gas crisis, the evening news was occupied with momentous and compelling stories, the Viet Nam War and the impeachment of Richard Nixon. Those events were formative in Mike’s career choice in carpentry, energy efficiency and building science.
Listen - Episodes
The Battle Against Planned Obsolescence
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Voices from the Community 2/27/20
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Voices from the Community 2/27/20 (updated version)
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Radio Is Yours
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Member support provides a large portion of what KXRW Vancouver 99.9FM needs to run and grow. Together KXRW members make up a community of people from Vancouver and Portland who love music and want a platform for important issues to be treated with integrity and humor.
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How it started
I joined the KXRW team near the beginning, well before we started broadcasting. After I helped move our 700 pound transmitter cabinet into place I knew that while the tower climber was installing our antenna and our first broadcast date grew near I had better come up with a name for my show. All the other pieces were already in place from years of research and writing and living in the Northwest.
