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Alessandro Barbero è ospite del festival Primavera di bellezza per un evento dal titolo “Quando c'era lui” con un Q&A con il professore sui temi della Resistenza e dell'Antifascismo. Primavera di bellezza – piccolo festival resistente è organizzato da Comala in collaborazione con: Associazione culturale Narrazioni, Libreria Idrusa, Festival Armonia: narrazioni in terra d'Otranto, Border Radio, la sezione Dante di Nanni dell'Anpi di Torino, Archivio Nazionale Cinematografico della Resistenza, Agenda del cinema Torino. Riprese: Daniele Dossetto Crediti: ⁠https://comala.it/primavera-di-bellezza/⁠ Video: ⁠https://youtu.be/EUR3rNtibO8⁠ --- // Disclaimer // Tutti gli audio disponibili sono utilizzati negli episodi dopo previo consenso e accordo con i distributori originali di altre piattaforme e/o comunque distribuiti liberamente e originariamente con licenze CC BY 4.0 e affini - o registrati in loco, viene sempre riportata la fonte. I titoli potrebbero differire in caso di titoli originali troppo lunghi. Per qualsiasi dubbio o problema contattateci PER FAVORE prima alla nostra mail: vassallidibarbero[@]gmail[dot]com - Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

New Zealand Music month and a crisp package of local goodies.

New Zealand Music month and a crisp package of local goodies.

Alessandro Barbero è ospite del festival Primavera di bellezza per un evento dal titolo “Quando c'era lui” con un Q&A con il professore sui temi della Resistenza e dell'Antifascismo. Primavera di bellezza – piccolo festival resistente è organizzato da Comala in collaborazione con: Associazione culturale Narrazioni, Libreria Idrusa, Festival Armonia: narrazioni in terra d'Otranto, Border Radio, la sezione Dante di Nanni dell'Anpi di Torino, Archivio Nazionale Cinematografico della Resistenza, Agenda del cinema Torino. Riprese: Daniele Dossetto Crediti: https://comala.it/primavera-di-bellezza/ Video: https://youtu.be/cuZ3GMHcHns --- // Disclaimer // Tutti gli audio disponibili sono utilizzati negli episodi dopo previo consenso e accordo con i distributori originali di altre piattaforme e/o comunque distribuiti liberamente e originariamente con licenze CC BY 4.0 e affini - o registrati in loco, viene sempre riportata la fonte. I titoli potrebbero differire in caso di titoli originali troppo lunghi. Per qualsiasi dubbio o problema contattateci PER FAVORE prima alla nostra mail: vassallidibarbero[@]gmail[dot]com - Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Played "Red Flags" by Fly My Pretties and Taylah which is a great fit for Border Radio alongside the great blues women and men.  Boom Boom always works.

All Vinyl. No ads.

Fun show with heaps of new releases. Giddyup! 

The whole show was such great music, one person pulled in to a layby beside the Waikato River to listen and send a txt of thanks! Standout tracks included "Please Come On Inside" by Madeleine Peyroux, "The Dust" from The Kearns Family, "Spirits" from The Devil Makes Three and "Colours" from Black Pumas. 

The whole show was such great music, one person pulled in to a layby beside the Waikato River to listen and send a txt of thanks! Standout tracks included "Please Come On Inside" by Madeleine Peyroux, "The Dust" from The Kearns Family, "Spirits" from The Devil Makes Three and "Colours" from Black Pumas. 

Playing songs with names in the title! Heaps of good times.

Combo of; the Irish bandwagon post Fontaines DC pre St Patricks day and a fossick down in the blues hole. Including some Irish blues. yippe yi ay fiddly doo.

Celebrating greeat women artists for International Women's Day.

Kirsten's guest is music specialist and writer Garth Cartwright, for a deep dive into the Black music that formed Elvis.

13 + minutes of the CSNY live version of Southern Man to start the show and then a bunch of new, old & medium tunes.

Guest Kingsley Spargo plays live in the studio. The show starts with Lefty Frizzell and ends with a bracket of soul music.

Playing some tunes from artists appearing at the Auckland Folk Festival next weekend. And special guest Otis Mace plays two songs live in the studio.

Playing some tunes from artists appearing at the Auckland Folk Festival next weekend. And special guest Otis Mace plays two songs live in the studio.

Kirsten's playing some tunes from artists appearing at the Auckland Folk Festival this weekend. And guest Otis Mace plays a couple of songs live to air.

Playing some tunes from artists appearing at the Auckland Folk Festival next weekend. And special guest Otis Mace plays two songs live in the studio.

Kirsten's in the studio. Starting with "Hold On, I'm Coming" a farewell to Sam Moore from Sam & Dave who died this week aged 89.

Our last show for 2024, join us on the other side!

Just one Christmas song, James Brown "Santa Claus Go Straight To the Ghetto", from a Christmas album he did in 1968 called "A Soulful Christmas". That's my offering for the silly season, otherwise it's always the season for great roots music. A bit of a technical blue to start with - heck what's new? But after that it was plain sailing.

Quite a few tunes brand new to the show, the usual suspects, and a quick skim over some of the 'best of' lists. 

From Colter Wall "Sleeping On the Blacktop" to Carl Perkins "Everybody's Trying To Be My Baby", something for everyone with a little codeine along the way thanks to Townes Van Zandt, Tramples By Turtles and Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit. Popular.

Good times in the studio with some great tunes and a chat with Sin City about their current NZ tour. Yehaw! 

Kirsten's in the studio with great songs of the 70's and earlier, with new releases and some time for dancing.

Labour Weekend special - songs about work. Miners, farmers, drug dealers, mercenaries, cops, lawyers...

Labour Weekend special - songs about work. Miners, farmers, drug dealers, mercenaries, cops, lawyers...

Kirsten in the studio bringing some old favourite tunes and new releases. With guests The DeSotos playing a couple of tunes live. 

All over the place as usual with blasts from the past as well as brand new tunes, getting stuck in the blues hole and a few tunes for the country fundamentalists.

All over the place as usual with blasts from the past as well as brand new tunes, getting stuck in the blues hole and a few tunes for the country fundamentalists.

Deputy Louis spinning tunes.

Music has always been a part of Todd Hearon's life and following a brief break for other creative pursuits, he's returned with a three-part album release and in this interview, we dive right into what this is all about. The Texas-born songwriter goes into the story behind his most recent release, “Impossible Man” and how it follows his 2021 and 2023 albums, “Border Radio” and “Yodelady.” We also talk about his musical hiatus to go to grad school in Boston and co-found The Bridge Theater Company, an independent troupe in Boston's Theater District. Todd shares how his poetry and other writings blend with his music, and gives us the story behind Myrtle, his 1950 Gibson J-50. Opening the interview is an excerpt from “Guillotine” and closing things out is the song “Looking Glass,” both of which are from the new album. 

Deputy Louis in the house playing songs about bands all night. Lots of calls lots of requests lots of good times. 

Father's Day Special. Dad songs, one way or another. Good dads. Bad dads. Storytelling dads. And a live performance from Hoop in honour of the Ministry of Folks upcoming Neil Young tribute night. Neil's pretty 'dad' too.

Border Radio with Louis Jarlov. Lots of tunes I love tonight and a very special live performance from the College Hill Hillbillies. Get on it! 

Mixed bag of a few classics, brand new stuff and something that I thought was gonna be cool but ended up being actually bloody awful. But hey, you might like it and Grief Cat is still a cool name for a band. Couple of serato/dust/needle mishaps to keep us honest in there as well. Radio. Live with humans and equipment.

Kirsten's in the studio, she loved Appalachian Nightmare by Justin Townes Earle and Please Come On Inside by Madeleine Peyroux.

Kirsten's in the studio, she loved Appalachian Nightmare by Justin Townes Earle and Please Come On Inside by Madeleine Peyroux.

Absolute chaos when the serato/turntable/laptop shits itself - but tons of great music.

4th July birthday special. (Mine) Lots of classic tracks and a bunch of brand new ones. Ever deeper into the young musicians of the Virginia Mountains rabbit hole, and lovely new Sarah Shook and the Disarmers.

Kirsten in the studio with some old blues, new blues, new folk and country. Loved The Devil Makes Three "Old Number Seven".

Playing truck driving songs all night. Lots of requests lots of bangers. 

Playing truck driving songs all night. Lots of requests lots of bangers. 

Some great music on the show, and Kirsten fielded some requests.

In which our heroes lose the boundaries of their own bodies.   Mememes: Mascots (film); Gene Fowler & Bill Crawford, Border Radio (book); Strays (film); The Hunger Games quadrilogy (film); Wildfrsot (video game); The Little Mermaid (2023 film)   Music: fuccboi, "Dragons"

All sorts; all of side four from CSNY's 4 Way Street, Queens of the Stoneage doing Bob Dylan, Skynyrd, Emmylou, Townes, Mel, Reb and tons more.

Kirsten is joined by regular listeners Marcella and Meredith playing some of their favourite songs. It's strongly a women's night and black women in country.

Easter Sunday and I have rolled out all the Easter goodies, like rolling the rock from the tomb.

Neil and James and the old pals like Dwight and Townes as well as new buddies, Sammy & Colby, also, popping a listeners Drive By Truckers cherry by special request. He dug it.