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Chandler, Alex S. (Woody) |
I Love Music (1:42:08) |
This playlist of music is a super abridged version of my tastes in music |
I'd like to thank my music teachers over the years Peter Brazier, Peter Charig and Ken Mcgloin for opening my eyes to new music. Here are the names of my tracks:
Universal Rythyms by Mandrill;
For the Love of Money by The O'jays;
The World is a ghetto by War;
Little brother by Albert King;
Brothers' gonna work it out by Willie Hutch;
Fire on the bayou by the Meters;
Play it All night long by Warren Zevon;
Wasted Years by Iron Maiden;
Blade Runner Blues by Vangelis;
Bridge of Sighs by Robin Trower;
Timeless by John Abercrombie;
Open Country Joy by the MahaVishnu Orchestra; Cannonball by Weather Report;
Off the Table by Medeski Martin and Wood;
What do we do by Bill Frisell;
What if By Dixie dregs
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Cockerham, Jesse H. |
Title () |
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Coughlin, Michael J. |
Alive in Olympia (15:48) |
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Eichenlaub, Galen E. |
From the Soul: Part I (21:04) and Part II (46:46) |
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Graham, Rachel R. |
Title (23:20) |
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Halgat, Monique K. |
Empathetic Listening (12:06) |
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Voices by Tovah Rudawski and Woody Chandler |
McNulty, Jared M. |
World War Z: Free Radio Earth (7:07)
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This is a piece of the radio show. News from the Zombie front. A nightly show that gives updates on the current Zombie situation, where safe zones are, calls from people with information and anything else that could be of use in a post apocalyptic situation.
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World War Z by Max Brooks, Alisha McNulty |
Olson, Ryan C. |
Perpetual Tales of Uncertainty: The 5,000 Drinks of Dr. Fraud
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A comedy show that spoofs the Golden Age of radio dramas. |
Sound effects from the Absolute Sound Effects Archive: http://www.grsites.com/sounds/
Music by:
Boards of Canada - "Dawn Chorus"
Leon Haywood - "I Wanna Do Something Freaky to You"
Chromatics - "Killing Spree"
AFX - "Crying In Your Face"
The Tokens - "The Lion Sleeps Tonight" |
Robbins, Andrea M.
Rudawski, Tovah V.
Shirdel, Samira |
The Welfare Zone: Havah Aviv Window One |
This snapshot of what should have been a five minute trip to the welfare office reveals the bureaucracy imbedded in the welfare system. Havah Aviv's comedic telling of a real life experience sheds light on the amount of effort the state puts into degrading those who come to use the services of DSHS by relentlessly herding them through this system.
This is a pilot episode of a radio show that POWER (Parents organizing for welfare and economic rights) plans on persuing in the future. |
Thank you to Havah Aviv for sharing her story, Monica Peabody for her efforts in the community, and all of those involved in POWER.
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Jonas Interview |
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