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eastvillageradio.com, brianturnershow.comANGEL'IN HEAVY SYRUP - Live KFJC - V/A: Live From the Devil's Triangle Vol. 1 (KFJC, 1998)PETER HAMMILL - (On Tuesday's She Used to Do) Yoga - Over (Charisma, 1977)FUZZHEAD - Pablo Picasso - Fuzzhead Is Love (cs, 1990)SHIT AND SHINE - Kercheim - Mannheim HBF (12XU, 2025)COSIMO DAMIANO - They Are Still Weaving 3 - Multi-Species (BC, 2025)TAKAAT - Amindinin - Is Noise Vol. 1 (Purplish, 2025)MIRANDA SPATULA & NOWHERE FLOWER - Around and About You - Around and About You (cs, PPM, 2025)WAYLON THORNTON - Monica Meteor - Screwballs Hip Folly (cs, Floating Skull, 2025)LOS PIRAÑAS -  Con Mi Burrito Sabanero Voy Directo al Matadero - Una Oportunidad Más de Triunfar en la Vida (Glitterbeat, 2025)ALVARO - Mum's Milk (Not Powder) - Mum's Milk (Not Powder) (Squeaky Shoes, 1979)MASK - In and Out - V/A: Disk Musik: A DD. Records Compilation (Phantom Limb, 2025)THE CIRCUIT - Loudspeaker - V/A: Pay It All Back Vol. 1 (On-U Sound, 1985)1127 - 154361282719 (BC, 2025)THE VIBRATORS - Into the Future - 7" (Epic, 1977)AMERICAN MUSCLE - Best Band In Detroit - Demo (NL, 2024)CULTURE SHOCK - Crumble - Culture Shock (Youth Attack, 2025)HAMMERSMITH GORILLAS - Shame Shame Shame - 7" (Chiswick, 1974)SAYF - J.A.H. - لِمن شرّدو (Corrupt Territories, 2024)CHALKY WONG - Regular Rappers (ft. SEBii) - Regular Rappers (Eastern Margins, 2025)IVOR CUTLER - Men / Trouble Trouble / I Love You / Vein Girl / Five Wise Saws - Dandruff (Virgin, 1974)IL BALLETTO DI BRONZO - Secondo Incontro - Ys (Polydor, 1972)CELINE ARNAULD - Fragments of Automatic Variable - Superstructure (cs, Mahorca, 2025)HELLFISH - A Word From Your Leader - A Word From Your Leader (Deathchant, 2024)CATS MOVING TO FLORIDANURSE WITH WOUND - I Was No Longer His Dominant - Automating Vol. 1 (United Dairies, 1986)SHAPOVAL SEXTET - Povernennia - Kobzareva Duma, 1976 (Shukai, 2020)

In the Season 9 Premiere, "The UN-ghost REVEALED" I return from ghosting the podcast since last year! I'm back and older than before! Various topics, no theme, chaotic dishevelment, dishevelry. Respect Due Canadians Did you see the game? Shout outs to our Canadian listeners, especially long-running ones from Edmonton like Sean Wingrave, shout outs to the Edmonton Oilers Driving all morning Just to miss my physical therapy appointment Shout outs to Mary, Nathan, Butters and Tibby. Thanks for the card. Guy Roasts Mailboxes https://www.tiktok.com/@droofreed/video/7358852048214887688?lang=en The guy roasts mailboxes, and that's fine, right? Meaning, "The Universe" AVANT-KRAUT GARDEN by El Universo El Universo is a cool psychedelic instrumental band from Mexico. Flowing The doctor gave me flonase, and it kind of works. I'm glad that you found new podcasts, or something else to do, but I'm more glad to be back. Message from Mom Hi John, I too can write poetry. This came to me as I was going to bed: I swallowed the last of my wine and went into the bedroom, looking for my water bottle. As I went to my nightstand, I put the water bottle on it, which I had been carrying under my arm. I thought to myself "hearing aids don't save everything."Haha. Savage Tune https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=heTV9zHMzKg Banshee's "Savage Man" was a song I enjoyed in 2024. Originally out in 2020, it was new to me. Kind of lo-fi metal. Marlon Mullen (b. 1963) uses art publications and other print material as points of departure for his paintings, generating radical reimaginings of these sources in which text and image are transformed through his dynamic color and composition. Marlon Mullen at MOMA, a self-taught disabled artist Strength In Numbers Foothill college bamboo In the summer, I went to the KFJC 65th anniversary listener appreciation party, where I wasn't the only attendee in a wheelchair and that was an opportunity to support each other. Chivalade Reviewed By Pat Cooper https://www.tiktok.com/@requination/video/7244979037553118490?lang=en Chivalade is a a type of Italian sausage, according to the movie. This week's selfie Be sure to subscribe. so you always get the selfie 00:00:00 - Intro: The UN-Ghost REVEALED 00:01:09 - Recap Montana 00:01:28 - Apology 00:01:45 - Wheelchair Travel Debacle 00:02:41 - Health Problems Mount 00:03:19 - Vacation From Heck 00:04:32 - Last Year 00:05:26 - Election 00:05:39 - Shout outs to Canada 00:05:52 - Four Nations Face Off 00:06:10 - Watching The Canadians play hockey 00:06:31 - Shout outs to Nathan Butters Tibby and Mary 00:06:37 - The Guy Who Roasts Mailboxes 00:07:30 - El Universo band from Mexico 00:07:58 - Flonase prescripttion 00:08:25 - Glad you found new stuff to listen to 00:08:36 - Shout out to everyone 00:08:50 - The Un-Ghosting, The UNreveal 00:09:05 - Message from Mom 00:09:54 - Hot Band Jam: Banshee, Savage Man 00:10:29 - Marlon Mullen at MOMA 00:11:09 - KFJC 65th Anniversary Listener Appreciation Party 00:11:51 - Chivalade Pascuale Caputo 00:12:28 - Season 9 UN-Ghost REVEALED

Back again by popular demand, here are more tales from Burning Man's oral history project, an ambitious endeavor to track down and talk with people who helped shape the culture as we now know it.Stuart and Andie share stories of early technology on the playa, and on the internet.Andie Grace aka Actiongrl interviews from the vantage of having co-created Burning Man's world of communications, from Media Mecca to this very podcast.Brian Behlendorf - technologist and open-source software pioneer. He developed Burning Man's online presence and connected people through the venn diagram of luminaries from SF Raves, to Wired Magazine to the Apache Software Foundation.David Beach - designer, creative director, and instigator of the impossible with early dynamic content on the web. He helped create Burning Man's first live streaming and web presence.Scott Beale - documentarian, founder of Laughing Squid, subculture super-connector of various tentacles of the meta-scene.Stuart Magrum - zinester, cacophonist, billboard liberator, Minister of Propaganda, Director of the Philosophical Center, publisher of the first on-site newspaper of Burning Man (the Black Rock Gazette), and always in the same place at the same time as the characters in these stories of Burning Man's media experiments.Andie GraceBrian BehlendorfDavid BeachScott BealeStuart MangrumLaughing Squid: Burning Man 1996 Netcastdispatch2023.burningman.orgjournal.burningman.org/philosophical-centerburningman.org/programs/philosophical-centerBurning Man Live: A People's History of Burning Man - Volume 2Burning Man Live: A People's History of Burning Man - Volume 1 LIVE.BURNINGMAN.ORG

Low Anxiety, Going Places In this episode, I give a shoutout to Kevin for Montana info, share insights from Andrew Pulrang's Disability Thinking, and discuss prepping Dax Pierson interview questions. I also talk about my kids' haircuts, our neighborhood, music, therapy, hospital visits, and my recent solo trips and poetry publications. Shout Outs Shout outs to Kevin. thanks for the info about Montana. Kevin does comic book reviews on his YouTube channel Under The Cowl Of MS. Disability Thinking Now reading Andrew Pulrang's Disability Thinking Substack. I've always been partial to the combination of disability with thinking, the guy's been on another level for a long time. Writing Dax Pierson interview questions. I have been lagging, trying to be recovered fully before doing the interview. I think it may be time to move forward. I'll Gladly Pay Tomorrow For A Haircut Today After months of hair drama, i took my kids to Supercuts and John's long hair was over in a moment. He was happy. With his new haircut, he's ready for summer. I'm glad that our neighborhood is a protected cul-de-sac. It means the kids can play outside with the other kids in the neighborhood and there's hardly any car traffic. New Music: Magic Fig, "Magic Fig" Magic Fig. San Francisco psych band. I heard it reviewed at the KFJC staff meeting and I ordered it from the group's bandcamp page. Cool new record – local band – insane amount of styles – dreamlike hooks – psychedelic SF – full sonic fireworks, Silver Current Label – over the top – combo Sid Barrett mixed with HR Puff n' Stuff KFJC Music Notes 6/5/24 24-Hour yogurt is smoother than 8-hour yogurt, go figure. I went to the Express Care at the Eden Valley Medical Center bc my ear was feeling blocked, like it had somebody's thumb stuck in it. They prescribed Flonase and something else, and they've been making it easier to breathe through the machine My anxiety is low, put fast away, like it's in the past. My talk therapist thinks it may be due to the EMDR therapy that we've been doing. Excursions I drove the kids to Foothill College where we went to KFJC and we hung out with Jack Tar and Good Karma before having snack on the quad, and then we drove to Hayward. In Hayward, we went to Burger King, a place the kids wanted to go badly after seeing the commercial a million times. Territorial Expansion The next day, I went to Oakland on my own. I've learned how to strap the wheelchair onto my car by myself. On Father's Day, I took the kids to Berkeley. We went to Amoeba Music, Moe's Books, Games of Berkeley, and had slices of pizza for lunch. My new expanded base of operations includes Oakland, Berkeley and Los Altos. Acceptances My ears were burning, my vibe was strong. Three poems were accepted for publication in two different journals. After a long gap, they were accepted in the same day by editors working half a world apart. It'll be my first time publishing my work in another country, and also my first time reprinting a poem. Stay tuned, you'll be the first to know..

Compulsive behavior sequences are keeping me up at night, precluding a good night's sleep I'm driven from bed, get dressed, go outside to calm down, and eventually get back in bed. Out-of-control thoughts about the various trauma I'm going through overwhelm me, and soon I'm driven from bed again. Searched up 'strategy to stop repetitive behavior compulsive' at 130am: Sleep anxiety is a feeling of stress or fear about going to sleep. Anxiety is the most common mental health disorder in the U.S. Research suggests that most people with mental health disorders like anxiety also have some form of sleep disruption. Treatments may include therapy, better sleep hygiene or medication. "Sleep Anxiety," Cleveland Clinic Drop-off is the new normal I took the kids to school again. We listened to KCSM, the Bay Area's Jazz Station, on the short drove to school. my daughter said it reminded her of Grandma's house, where indeed there is always jazz on the stereo. I told her about how I grew up listening to jazz on the radio. Good Things Are Happening My walking is definitely improving. Soon, I hope I can go to KFJC on my own. I'm working up to it. First, I got to get a good night's sleep. I'm falling in love with the new cat. Subscription Package We subscribed to The 2025 season of @calperformances. We're going to see @therealmambazo @SamaraJoy99 @AntonioDrumsX @ZakirHtabla. I'm very excited. 3D Opera Glasses Back in the day I saw Phillip Glass perform "Monsters Of Grace," directed by Robert Wilson in Zellerbach Hall, and it was very spectacular. Originally, Wilson intended the fantastical scenarios he envisioned to actually be staged. When he realized the enormous costs and effort that would be involved in performing such a project (which included such tableaux as a gigantic hand pulling a sword from the ocean and a helicopter flying over the Great Wall of China), Wilson and producer Jed Wheeler began looking into creating the entire visual end of the production with 3D computer graphics. ... One major drawback that seems to have been the project's main flaw was the length of time required for creating and rendering the animation. It took twenty animators almost a full year to complete the footage based on Wilson's original intent. Wilson, who has been described as liking to maintain great control over his projects and to change details at the last minute, gradually grew frustrated upon seeing how much time was required to change the animations, and ended up distancing himself from the animators. This led to a final product that, from his standpoint, was unpolished. In an interview with the New York Times, he remarked, "This is like being a dog with a litter of puppies that went away six weeks later. . . . Here I was working with people who didn't know my work, in a medium I didn't know." "Monsters Of Grace" Wikipedia page We won't be seeing that again. We subscribed right after they announced the schedule, which reserves us a place in line to get ADA seats. Back on the exercise bike New Coffee Rig A new espresso machine is coming - the Lelit Victoria. It's an updated version of the 30-year old machine I use currently. Back And Forth The new therapist is doing eye movement therapy, called EMDR. Eye movement desensitization and reprocessing therapy, commonly known as EMDR, is a mental health therapy method. EMDR treats mental health conditions that happen because of memories from traumatic events in your past. It's best known for its role in treating post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), but its use is expanding to include treatment of many other conditions. "EMDR," Cleveland Clinic Winning 3:33 I'm winning the war on anxiety, because I won't have it any other way. Sleep anxiety is making things difficult. I drove to Emeryville and get my haircut from Anjela at New Florence Salon. A few days ago,

Period of Change Undergoing a period of change: I had surgery, I got published and I went on vacation. Plenty of new music reviews in this episode. A word What's The Matter With Me? Podcast is sponsored by Hoppin Hot Sauce. Order it on Amazon. JWH Live! Writings By John Winfield Hoppin is live, because my editor said I needed a writer's website. I think it's pretty nifty.. Selfie Edict Subscribers get the selfie for as long as we all live. It's a lifetime subscription Shout outs https://twitter.com/MarchandsPetRat/status/1779926937177358503 Shout outs to Marchandspetrat, hockey s-poster living with MS Shout outs to Rocky, Cousin Eric Gotta write up questions Nerve Bumps (A Queer Divine Dissatisfaction) by Dax Pierson Upcoming interview subject Dax Pierson Shout outs to the Sandman who turned me on to James Wavey Snowy Beach, which was added recently at KFJC. Psychedelic hip-hop from San Francisco James Wavey Snowy Beach by James Wavey Publication Dream Comes True I was accepted on a piece of writing, and for the first time I made a signed agreement. Follow JWH Live! to hear more about the writing. In the days before surgery In the run-up to surgery, in a lot of trigeminal neuralgia pain, I increased my dosage and I felt like it was too much. Trying to even things out, I reduced by 25% overall, and it helped return me to the land of the living. No coffee, no ibuprofen. On a day when I would usually be recording, I went to the hospital to have surgery, my third RF Rhizotomy and fifth neurosurgery on my trigeminal nerve overall. I had two MVD (microvascular decompression) surgeries to begin with. Recovery is much easier with rhizotomy. MVD literally bores a hole in your skull, and it takes a lot of recuperation to heal. Hospital stay from rhizotomy can be as short as a few hours. New tunes In advance of surgery, maybe to take my mind off it, or to give myself something to look forward to, I bought some tunes. Opera Glossolalia Spontaneous Musical Invention by Thomas Buckner sings Robert Ashley Robert Ashley is a composer of 1980s opera. There's a lot of talking in the libretto. The gatefold record comes with a cool book with photos. I really like the Recital label because they have interesting packaging. The record is one of 350. Instructions? Whiplash by Asha Sheshadri This record is like sound art, but at the same time it's a record. I'Layered, specific, related to site. Like getting a bunch of jumbled-up instructions for a treasure hunt, cryptic. Edition of 200. Chewing Gqom The Gqom Trilogy by DJ Scriby // DJ Marillo // DJ Skothan // Gqom is known for its beats which have a minimal, raw and repetitive sound with heavy bass. It is mainly described as having a dark and hypnotic club sound. The style of beats does not use the four-on-the-floor rhythm pattern which is often heard in other house music. "Gqom" Wikipedia article Digging this record - I'm new to Gqom, but I like it. The release is by three different DJs, a triple EP. Drunk in Love by Elvin Brandhi & Lord Spikeheart This is far out. File under extreme vocal performances. The feeling is metal, but the sound is electronic. Tense, spastic. Questionable in a good way, challenging material. Numb Now I'm back from surgery and my face feels different. Talking and eating and I'm sure other things that I'm not noticing are affected. Familiar disassociation after surgery. It's a matter of deciding how I feel about the things that are different. First, I have to accept them. Updating the map After surgery, it takes time for my body to properly calculate changes in sensation, and adjust the body's size map accordingly. In tune The piano is tuned Out on my own Drove to Oakland by myself and went to a couple of friend's houses for about 3 and 1/2 hours. It was the first time in 16 months.

Welcome to "Can You Eat Blood?" the first episode after a break for a few weeks. I had trigeminal neuralgia face pain, so I took a a couple of weeks off. I think AI would say that these are bunch of unrelated thoughts. Shout-outs Shout out to the poet Joe Imwalle who called me to thank me for sending a link to his linktree while at the same time insinuating (correctly or not) that almost no one listens to my podcast. Joe played guitar in my high school band and now he's a published poet Shout out to Jeremiah Jahnson who gave us a shout out on KFJC, Saturday morning at 8:30 Shoutout to Hoppin Hot Sauce Gray room We went on a date at Yonsei Handrolls because the movie was too long to do otherwise What To Do When you have MS people are alwaays sending you scholarly articles like this one Caramelized shallots Chicken and pasta with caramelized shallots Thanksgiving Thanksgiving is for 14 this year Thanksgiving menu 5% salt I wrote the sauerkraut recipe for the school recipe book I can breathe again The espresso machine is back No Swap We're taking a break from the Booze-Only Yankee Swap this year Face on the fritz My face is bothering me due to the storms in the atmosphere Unfortunately I couldn't eat dinner with my family I had a scrambled egg on some rice so it's not like I'm dying Turkey Brain A week away and the Thanksgiving meal took over my mind I hope that I will be in the clear and so I can enjoy eating the meal and not be in fear I'm put in the meat order after trying to put it in back in October and they were like, "We'll do it next week." I'm either super early or coming in in the nick of time Cool hipster shoes The guy at the mobility shoe store asked me what kind of shoes I want and I said I was a hipster and I was cool and he said so you want dress shoes? Too Much Blood Jan hasn't been able to smell anything since he was 18 Nami drank Jan's blood But at least she didn't drink her piss Rejection Uniform Rejection of All writing submissions Disability studies Disability major at UCLA, first at a CA public university Mysterious note "Not just the bad stuff but the stuff I thought was really good" Washed up In a discussion of popular music John John told us Lady Gaga is washed up

A fresh take on sounds from the past, ShortCuts is a monthly feature on The SpokenWeb Podcast feed and an extension of the ShortCuts blog posts on SPOKENWEBLOG. Stay tuned for monthly episodes of ShortCuts on alternate fortnights (that's every second week) following the monthly SpokenWeb podcast episode. If you are a SpokenWeb RA with an archival clip to feature on ShortCuts, do write to us at spokenwebpodcast@gmail.com with your pitch.Host and Series Producer: Katherine McLeodSupervising Producer: Maia HarrisSound Design: James HealeyTranscription: Zoe MixARCHIVAL AUDIOArchival audio excerpted from this episode of Radio Survivor: https://www.radiosurvivor.com/2015/11/podcast-22-were-all-moving-to-the-fm-dial-now/Blog post with photographs from Jennifer Waits's tour of Radio K:https://www.radiosurvivor.com/2015/10/my-grand-tour-of-college-radio-station-radio-k/A past Radio Survivor episode featuring SpokenWeb: https://www.radiosurvivor.com/2021/02/podcast-284-spokenweb-and-literary-sound/SPECIAL GUESTSJennifer Waits (interviewee) is the co-founder of Radio Survivor and Radio Survivor's College Radio and Culture Editor and Social Media Director. Jennifer is also the Founder and Editor of SpinningIndie, a website devoted to the culture of college radio. She's worked in college radio at 4 different stations (off and on) since 1986 and is currently a DJ at KFJC 89.7FM in Los Altos Hills, California. Jennifer has a Master's degree in Popular Culture Studies and has written about radio, music, youth culture, and pop culture for a number of publications and websites, including Radio World, PopMatters, the scholarly Radio Journal, youth culture blog Ypulse, beloved teen mag Sassy, and music site Uplister.Kate Moffatt (interviewer) is a PhD student in the Department of English at Simon Fraser University. Her research interests include British Romanticism, women's authorship, walking and pedestrianism, and print culture. She is the former supervising producer of The SpokenWeb Podcast, and she is the current co-host of The WPHP Monthly Mercury podcast.

Welcome to What's The Matter With Me? Podcast Season 7. Episode 31, "God Of Thunder" The provided text seems to be a collection of various unrelated topics and updates, including shoutouts, a fundraiser for KFJC, an art acquisition by SFMOMA, the outcome of a baseball game, discussions about tucking in a t-shirt, an exploration of self-sufficiency, cooking, and conversations about toxic behavior with your son. ChatGPT Shout Outs Shoutouts to Rocky who dug the face tattoo idea Remember to use the drawer. Repeat: do not get a face tattoo, just a drawer full of scraps of paper with tattoo ideas written on them Shouts out to Max Level, standing at the edge of an inky black ocean holding a torch aloft Fundraiser is done 2023 KFJC Artist Shirt by Abigail Mae The KFJC fundraiser wrapped up bc we raised our operating budget for the coming year I donated to fundraiser @ KFJC and got the artist shirt (pictured above) Outsider Granted Entry JOSEPH ALEF, UNTITLED (JA 072), 2018, WORK ON PAPER, 22 X 30 INCHES via Creative Growth “SFMOMA's investment marks a historic milestone in the contemporary art world,” said Ginger Shulick Porcella, Executive Director at Creative Growth Art Center. “It has been far too long that art institutions have ignored or underrecognized artists with disabilities. These talented creators can no longer be relegated to the category of ‘outsider artists' as they firmly occupy the walls of museums worldwide.” SFMOMA SF MoMA makes histric acquisition of works from Creaative Growth/Creativity Explored/NIAD artists Rangers In 5 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lVbOQzgQKNk Diamondbacks lost the world series in five games to the Rangers As promised, I now have an Adolis Garcia Rangers jersey on order for my son Locked In With Deepak https://twitter.com/DeepakChopra/status/1704637821493919867 https://twitter.com/johnhoppin/status/1704637997222920243 Art School Job Prospects The person who named cymbals had a really cool job Do you think the hiring manager had other well qualified candidates? Keep your shoes on Tucking in a t-shirt in doesn't make it look any more formal If you are in my family, it makes you look like a pumpkin who thinks that a tucked in t-shirt is appropriate to wear to an event that it clearly is not Otherwise, you wouldn't tuck it in your silly t-shirt. Everybody needs directions Even Jesus Christ was not perfect God of Thunder I was the drummer from Def Leppard for Halloween Tight reviews: one reviewer was 5'9" 230 lbs "pretty sure my junk was showing" The tights fit, and I don't think my junk was showing Exploration in Self-sufficiency I took the kids to school by myself, picked them up, fed them, bath, and bedtime So my wife could go to San Diego on a work trip Green sauce for steak and vegetables What we're cooking now: grilled skirt steak with new potatoes & the real chimichurri Get every last drop https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FBtu3zhSD40&t=3s Judy woodruff & Dan Doctoroff on PBS Newshour Disability Reframed segment about squeezing every last bit out of life https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rXZUV2pX584 Washington Phillips on Dust-to-Digital Toxic messaging Talking to my son about the imagined bullies in middle school Trying to introduce the concept that making fun of a adisabled person is a toxic behavior, and as he gets older it's going to be important to see that clearly I am not at all sure that will help him

Potty Mouth DJ Delving deeper into what AI says I already do, I present to you, "Stream Of Consciousness Narrative." The "What's The Matter With Me?" podcast is a stream-of-consciousness narrative where the host, John, shares updates and thoughts on various topics that are currently on his mind. In this episode, John talks about a range of subjects, including his recent visit to urgent care, his experience with physical limitations due to multiple sclerosis, and his creative work on fundraising ads for a local radio station. He also mentions listening to the "Iowa's Newsworthy Past" podcast, gives a shoutout to his friend George Chen, who runs a music distribution platform, and reflects on the nature of his podcast as a support mechanism. Throughout the episode, John's narrative style is reflective and personal, touching on both humorous and serious topics. Artificial intelligence I like that, "reflective and personal." I'm starting to think that AI really gets me. Enough claptrap, let's dive right in. Is it a population thing Oklahoma and North Dakota have the fewest listeners to this podcast. California and New York have the most. Quit/Nah I am thinking about ending the podcast, what do you think? Use the contact form on whatsthematterwithme.org. Scratch that, if things seem bad, I'm going to think they're worse. I'll take no action. Funky Worm https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_A-GEBF4fTU From Beyond The Grave Listening to the Kurt Vonnegut interview cd from the back of my wife's old crashed car, he discusses how making a play is like getting yourself a new family. Listening to it, I felt that it related to how volunteering at KFJC provided support at a time when I had changed my lifestyle. I had moved from Brooklyn, to East San Jose, and I was looking for a new scene. Thee Song Candidate Shout out to Rocky who wrote in saying she dug the new theme song candidate from last episode, "Goru." I admit that it was heavily influenced by if not completely derivative of The Body & OAA, but maybe that isn't a bad thing. In Between The Lines Of Age Having my doctors tell me that my leg is useless or that my hand is paralyzed reminds me of when my kids used to say, "You can't use your hand", and then I would put a piece of paper in it. And say, "what about this?" Listening without intention Iowa's Newsworthy Past is a podcast with about 200 episodes consisting of readings from pretty old Iowa newspapers. You can listen to it really hard or you can zone out and let time and space melt away. Acquiring Legitimacy George Chen's Zum Audio Vol 5 compilation was on bandcamp radio last week and that's a pretty big deal even for an accomplished polymath gadfly like George.

Welcome to "New Van" on the What's The Matter With Me? Podcast In this episode, I get a new van that accommodates a chair lift, host a friend from out of town, and start to plan the heavy metal concert at my burial. News Smash News flash news smash breaking news update chyron Hoppin Hot Sauce is for sale on Amazon Shout outs Sand Man's idea Shout out to Rocky and the Sand Man Burial Music Terrible Cemetery A terrible cemetery would have no benches Metal changes tempo You can only slam dance to it The dancing people stay away You can't dance to it Nami replied, "and maybe that's the point." A metal thing to say No Police Escort little league baseball season was a disaster The police escort didn't show up and the parade was canceled In the middle the A's decided to move to Vegas Visitor Buddy came from out of town New van New car smell They picked up the old van for donation We purchased a 2020 Toyota Sienna. Its coming on Saturday Pick Me Up https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LO50hC5WgYc AL6000 Finally, we are going to get a wheelchair lift in the trunk. I am trying not to get too excited On The Contrary Admittedly, I can be a contrarian, so when KFJC got a little too carried away playing an all-vinyl marathon that extended to almost a week, I proposed an all compact-disc marathon, called The Plastication. This week's selfie: New Van selfie

You ignore your voicemail, but have you heard of voicejail? Imagine the world before the internet, before blogs and discord servers and reddit forums or Google reviews. Where did people release their pent up anxieties, how did they share their niche interests, or act out their weird bits? In this bite-sized episode, Haley looks at the fascinating microcosm that sprang up in the 1980s and ‘90s in Silicon Valley, and those that called themselves the voicejailers. Clips of the radio show, “Midnight Voicejail,” are sprinkled throughout the episode to highlight how a few voicejailers manipulated and recreated the messages left on their voicemail boxes. Listen to us on Spotify, Stitcher, Apple Podcast, or wherever you listen to your tunes!Interested in being on the show? Contact us at Q4QPodcast@gmail.com or find us on Twitter @Queerpersonals and Instagram @Queerpersonalspodcast. Cover art by Bekah Rich. Music by Kaz Zabala. Sources: Midnight Voicejail - Episode 01 - What is Voicejail? | NCN | The National Cynical NetworkThe sonic geeks of KFJC's 'Midnight Voicejail' bring you 'that Sept. 11 show'By Richard von Busack - Metroactive Music | 'Midnight Voicejail'Midnight Voicejail FAQPhineas Narco's LivejournalNational Cynical Network: NCN FAQ - What We're All AboutMidnight VoicejailRecordings used, from Bandcamp : Episode 1 - What is Voicejail?Episode 2 - DrugsEpisode 4 - Manic DepressionFull List of Midnight Voicejail's episodes: National Cynical Network: Midnight Voicejail Episode GuideSupport the show

Welcome to “Multiplex and Talent Show” on the What's The Matter With Me? Podcast This week, I used my wheelchair to go to the multiplex in Dublin and the talent show in the auditorium at my children's elementary school. The movie we saw was "Inside" with Willem Dafoe and the elementary school talent show had a few truly bizarre, fun memorable moments.. Using my wheelchair made it possible. Spicy Nut and Pretzel Mix Whipped up the David Lebovitz snack mix because our dinner guest brought an extra pie. I think you could say it was burnt, but it's still so addictive that it didn't matter - it all gets eaten every time Welcome in Shout out to Canada. I watched the Sharks lose to the Oilers last night so I gotta give a big Shout out. to Canada I heard the band Big Blood from South Portland, Maine on the radio during KFJC's Female Takeover a marathon of music created by female artists - shout out to cousin Jimmy https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hDmrH488oS8 Big Blood The song I heard was "Reproduce and Get Dirty which is like a great summary of all living things. It has great slide guitar and a wonderful vocal melody that soars at times and is also more intimate other times Big Blood has a lot of free music {including the aforementioned track) on the Free Music Archive At the Multiplex I went to the Regal Hacienda Crossing Spaceport in Dublin. It is a multiplex at an outdoor mall Shout out to Anjela the hair-cutter who told me she went to movies there when she was in high school I went with Nami to the movie in my wheelchair. I like going to the multiplex in a wheelchair because multiplexes are big and huge and I don't know if I'd be able to make it otherwise We saw the movie Inside with William Defoe It's about an art burglar who gets trapped inside a smart house which more-or-less tortures him and features the destruction of millions of dollars worth of of art and furniture. Kids Got Talent I went to the children's talent show in my wheelchair, but beforehand i emailed ahead of time to ask if they would save a space for me, which was no problem. they saved a space for me at the front of the room and a really sweet girl wearing a tap outfit helped me to get settled There were great embarrassing song and dance routines, solo Hamilton, martial arts, gymnastic cartwheels I & II, Water Under The Bridge interpretive dances and SO much more. It was more interesting than I thought it would be. My son told me he had a crush on a girl who did a gymnastic routine. When his mom asked why, he said it was because she "ran really fast" "A pint is a pound the world around" https://twitter.com/deerhoof/status/1637952008039849984 Indie rockers weigh in Only one thing left subscribe to the whatsthematterwithme podcast and you'll get a very fancy nice email version of the podcast every time a new episode comes out its very handsome be sure to click subscribe right at the top of the page, just a name and your email is all we need to get goin and then youll always get the selfie This Week's Selfie In the studio

Only Happens Once A Year Welcome to “White Elephant Sale” on the What's The Matter With Me? Podcast In this episode, I went to the annual White Elephant Sale in my wheelchair and thought about my identity, identity politics and representation. Fishy Yellow Mess Turmeric supplement broken bottle Nami said getting an apology from a chatbot is unsatisfying. She said it's because you don't feel magnanimous accepting the apology of a robot. Weird junk white elephant sale was accessible in my wheelchair. Some parts were very tight, but I made it work. That place is full of great junk Still toothless I thought I was gonna have my teeth, and I don't have my teeth (yet) Fluid Identity I have changed my identity and become a disabled person and in that way I understand something about intersectional identity There are People that change their identity on purpose. I feel some kinship with them because my identity has changed, even though I didn't do it on my own. Viewing others with unmarked male gaze is no longer possible I used to think that identity art was silly, because I questioned its relevance to art. My thinking about the importance of identity, identity art, and identity politics has grown and changed just as my identity has grown and changed through maturation and enduring chronic disability Mayhem Special Dax Pierson I'm dreaming up a Mayhem special for KFJC about disabled musicians. Something featuring disabled artists like Cedell Davis, Beethoven, Rahsaan Roland Kirk, Stevie Wonder, Blind Uncle Gaspard, Israel Vibration, Ian Drury, Dax Pierson, and more. This Week's Selfie White Elephant Sale Selfie

Auto-correct keeps messing with me Welcome to “Happy New Yeast” on the What's The Matter With Me? Podcast In this episode, autocorrect keeps messing with me. After almost two years, I'll get new teeth on Friday. I drove myself to KFJC and did a lot of cooking. Buck Wild I lost my buck teeth in the Spring of 2021 and, at long last, I'm getting them back on Friday Live on KFJC I drove to KFJC and hung out with Jack tar during the Blues Collective and also picked up some records to review They had this year's new years card and a past new years card up in the lobby I got assigned a couple records to review and brought them home, fulfilling the original reason to be a member at kfjc: to get free records Misadventures In Autocorrect "Happy new yeast," my phone is always autocorrecting me, when I try to write happy new years. And I'm like "No, man- that makes me sound weird." Plastic Tones Cedell Davis Cedell Davis was a disabled blues man with limited use of his hands Doin' drop off and pickup I took the kids to school- Nami was working in San Diego, End of day pickup & took them out to Taco Bell, because they see the ads on TV Cooking While Disabled Jan 2023 Need a TED talk about making PBJ that addresses the importance of spreading the peanut butter and jelly to the edge of the bread Made mojo sauce, its hard for me bc it had some tricky things like using the microplane, blender & a lotta juicing i extended the marinating time to break out the work over 2 days Made soup again, the kale was a bit difficult to strip off the stems but i did it anyway bc it's good to do things within reason. Part of cooking is prep, and it's the work Artist at the Grocer I saw the artist Stephanie Syjuco at the grocery store. That was last week; this week she's at MSU, installing a new exhibition https://twitter.com/johnhoppin/status/1618749185481920515 Hold It Right There The Amazon page holder device- I can read again. It's called "Bookmark/Weight-Page Holder-Holds Books Open and in Place-Clear-by Superior Essentials" and it was Amazons choice. Using it is easy and I can read much easier without having to grapple with the book. Currently, I'm reading The Year's Best Sports Writing 2021 and Saxophone Colossus, Aidan Levy's new Sonny Rollins biography and the page holder is doing exactly what they said it would- a useful product.

Disabled Owned & Operated Welcome to “Disabled Business Owner” on the What's The Matter With Me? Podcast In this episode, I'm going through the books and wrapping up 2022 for my business when I discover that I've totally spaced and forgot to bill for the biggest order of the year. It happened last year, right around when I was about to go into surgery. Shout Outs Shout outs to KFJC's Klaud hopper who was on the air on kfjc filling in for lucky j Sunday morning 6-9 Kid's Game I'm obsesssed with World Chase Tag On The Flipside I got a fully automatic turntable: AT-LP-3 Big Tunes American Cream Band, Plastic Flame LP Brooklyn vegan: big joanie announces first US tour playing in SF at rickshaw stop on 3.28. play ing union poolk on 5.25 Sold out & babys all right 5/26 Wierdo Stuff Dynasty handbag weirdo night shirt Handling Business During acute periods it is hard to manage things. Case in point: I forgot to invoice my customer for the biggest purchase of Hoppin Hot Sauce this year. Hey Dear What's up with Spam that begins, Hey dear The scam of the 1890s. Is a Hoppin Hot Sauce Association If you can't steal from your friends Cooking While Disabled I made pulled pork with mojo &chiles last night we had meatloaf, and that was not an easy recipe

this episode recorded October 13, 2021, and titled in loving homage to 2000s-era DJ Anubis, God of Jackals, of KFJC 89.7FM: https://kfjc.org/listen/dj-info?djid=11

This week on the Nobodies Are Somebodies Podcast, I start off Season #6 chatting with former college radio host Leah Lubin! Based in California by way of the U.K., Leah chats with me about her radio career, her artwork, her creativity and passion for music, and more! This is some of Leah's story; Check out her website and some station info below: Leah Lubin's Official Website: http://www.leahlubin.com  KOME 98.5 FM Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/KOME-985-FM-San-Jose-California-57274048258 KFJC 89.7 Facebook:  https://www.facebook.com/KFJC89.7FM Music featured on this episode (intro) by Matthew Johnston  https://soundcloud.com/user-234321408  

For the second half of the program today we're joined live from Dunedin, New Zealand by David and Hamish Kilgour, two thirds of The Clean! Formed in 1978, the trio of David, Hamish and Robert Scott (he of later and continued acclaim with The Bats, Magick Heads, etc.) boldly blazed the avenues of DIY-rock for their native land and its Flying Nun imprint which foisted the trio into national charts and eventual international awareness. Truly one of my favorite bands on the planet, The Clean created a color-soaked pastiche of psychedelia, post-punk, classic and futuristic moves despite their sporadic (yet ongoing) years of activity, and created a template for countless bands to follow then and now. We're spotlighting some rare and live tapes/radio and TV broadcasts today to celebrate a number of Clean-related reissues this past year, including Merge's recent reboots of the 1981 Boodle Boodle Boodle LP, Tally Ho 7", Unknown Country and Mister Pop LPs, and the extended reissue of David's Stephen project on the Yellow Electric imprint. Welcome David and Hamish and dig into a small slice of Clean history!  PLAYLIST:SERPENT - The Chase - 7" (HBL, 1978)RONNIE & NATALIE w/STUMPWATER - 6 Times - 7" (1972, re: Supreme Echo, 2016)EUGH - There's a Ghost In My House - Cassingle #2 (NL, 2021)LUGGAGE - Fear - Happiness (Husky Pants, 2021)COSTES - Smartphone Empire - Bad Trip In Petra (Drowned By Locals, 2020)FRAN ASHCROFT - A Tour of British Duck Ponds - A Tour of British Duck Ponds (BC, 2021)HORSE LORDS - Excerpt Side B - Mix Tape Vol. 1 (2012, re: Improved Sequence, 2021)TOUCH HEADS - Rise - Ah Pool (Arbitrary Signs, 2021)THE POP GROUP/DENNIS BOVELL - 3:38 - Y In Dub (Mute, 2021)BATU - I Own Your Energy - I Own Your Energy (Timedance, 2021)LENA HESSELS - Mare (NL, 2021)BONS - Diorama - Peri Bathaus (Spillage Fete, 2021)GOD SAVE THE CLEAN: Visit with David and Hamish Kilgour live from Dunedin NZBilly Two - Boodle Boodle Boodle (Flying Nun, 1981 re: Merge, 2021)Tally Ho - 7" (Flying Nun, 1981 re: Merge 2021)BT INTERVIEW WITH DAVID AND HAMISH KILGOUR Oddity - Live Rumba Bar, Auckland 5/15/82Whatever I Do - In-A-Live (Flying Nun, 1989)Middle Sized Mind - Odditties 2 (cs, Flying Nun, 1988)INTERVIEWI Wait Around (Acoustic) - Live MTV London, 5/90Getting Older - The Forum, Enger, 3/6/89DAVID KILGOUR / HAMISH KILGOUR / WILLIAM TYLER - Living in Space - Live on my old WFMU show 10/14/04Tensile - Primavera Sound, Barcelona 5/29/10In a Dreamlife You Need a Rubber Soul - Primavera Sound, Barcelona, 5/29/10INTERVIEWPoint That Thing Somewhere Else (w/Martin Phillips) - Sammy's, Dunedin 10/13/00 (KFJC broadcast)

 This episode we have a rather odd combo for you: two animated series that couldn't be more different! We'll start with Genndy Tartakovsky's Primal, the story of a caveman and his dinosaur companion in a savage primordial world, and then we'll switch gears and look at the latest Star Wars animated series, The Bad Batch, which follows a squad of clone troopers after the fall of the Republic.Primal follows the adventures of Spear, a caveman, and Fang, his dinosaur companion. Both of them lost their families and so have bonded. So far there have been ten episodes. It's definitely not for kids - there are extremely gory, bloody battles with no punches pulled. But the stories are interesting and run from pure adventure to way out fantasy. Primal sets itself apart from many shows in that there is no dialogue in the show - Spear, the caveman, has no language and communicates only in grunts and shouts. The story is conveyed via the action and the interactions between the characters. The show also uses color very well to establish mood. Hopefully there will be a new season later this year.The Bad Batch follows Hunter, Tech, Echo, Wrecker, and Crosshair - Clone Force 99, aka The Bad Batch. This group of "defective" clones goes on the run after the end of the Republic and the rise of the Empire. The series fills a space in the Star Wars timeline and rather than focus on the Skywalkers or the Jedi, looks at things from the perspective of the clones, who were being replaced by the stormtroopers -recruits from around the galaxy, rather than clones grown to serve the Empire. There's been some strong episodes and some not so strong ones, but overall, it's provided some great insights to this era of Star Wars.There are a ton of other animated shows out now or about to come out, and we'll throw around some thoughts on them too. Between all the movies, live action, and animated shows, there's a ton of media for geeks right now!Before we get to the Sensor Sweep, just a reminder that there are two, count 'em two, Godzillafests coming your way this month in the San Francisco Bay Area. At the Balboa Theater in San Francisco, August 20-22, they'll be featuring King Kong Crashes Godzillafest, with special guest Linda Miller, from King Kong Escapes and The Green Slime. They'll show a ton of movies, including the original Kong, King Kong (1976), King Kong Escapes, Kong: Skull Island, and a smattering of Godzilla films. On the weekend of August 27- 29, it's Legendary Godzillafest, featuring the Legendary films, as well as the Millennium series, and special guest will be motion capture actor T.J. Storm, who played Godzilla. Bob will be on the radio talking about Godzillafest, along with Ms. Miller and Mr. Storm, on August 16 on radio station KFJC 89.7FM with Rob Emmett at 6 pm pacific time (you can also find them online).Commander Larry has an appropriate Sensor Sweep - it's Masters of the Universe Mini Muglets available at Walmart. They are two-ounce ceramic shot glasses from Geek Tikis. It features four muglets in a plastic container that looks like Castle GreySkull. What better to accompany your viewing of He-Man: Revelations? That's all for this episode. What animated shows are you watching? Let us know!Twitter: https://twitter.com/Planet8CastFacebook: www.Facebook.com/Planet8PodcastLater, gators!

Interview Thoughtline Interview In this episode of the What's The Matter With Me? Podcast, we're presenting an interview with newly-elected San Mateo School District Board Member Ligia Andrade Zuñiga, who is a disabled wheelchair user. I interviewed her because I thought it was remarkable for a disabled woman to win an election. It originally aired Monday, December 28th from 6-7PM.on KFJC 89.7FM on the Thoughtline public affairs program. This material was developed to bring under-represented voices onto the air waves at KFJC, in order to "promote and increase diversity at the station." Powerful Representation What Ligia says is very powerful, and it resonated with me, about how disabled people are invisible. My airname on KFJC is Hemroid The Leader. Please do not be alarmed. it is just an alias. Connections Interviewing Ligia was suggested to me by Alice Wong of the Disability Visibility Project, who we've covered before, and hopefully we'll hear from again.

Interview someone and learn about them In The Habit We're nearing the end of four seasons on the podcast. Like I said last time, I'm thinking of changing or stopping it. For now, I'm still in the habit. I recorded an interview with the activist Ligia Andrade Zuniga that I hope to air on KFJC. Reflecting on the mental health epidemic that accompanies the coronavirus epidemic, the podcast takes an unexpected turn. It comes back on track at the end, courtesy of the words of Marc Maron. Cya next time. As always, get me via the Contact Form. Hasta luego!

I got my computer back from the shop, and I'm back up and running againShout-outs to Etan RechraI made some production work for KFJC, featuring my buddy Jack Tar JOHN HOPPIN: All right, what's up? Thank you for tuning in to What's The Matter With Me? Podcast. Let me find my notes. It's good when you have notes. When you make a podcast, you want to put together some notes ahead of the time. Or not, I guess. To each his own, or her own. I think that's what qualifies as a meandering introduction. Thank you for tuning in to the What's The Matter With Me? Podcast. My name is John. I'm 41 years old. Husband, a father of two, small business owner, review, DJ, podcaster, and I have Multiple Sclerosis. So, I made this podcast to share what I'm going through. Thanks for tuning in. Past episodes can be found on Apple podcasts, at whatsthematterwithme .org and wherever you want to listen to podcasts. What's The Matter With Me? is there. I might put myself somewhere. Somewhere peaceful or by a road or in a machine shop or somewhere else even. In the middle of the ocean. I have no idea. I've been putting myself somewhere. I don't have to this time because I got my computer fixed. Thank goodness. Thank goodness. I got my computer fixed. The power button was broken. John-John, my son, got upset. He smashed on the power button. I was, "Stop playing ROBLOX. Turn that off. It's time to take a bath." And, he was like, "Aaaah." He was all grunon. Grunon is grumpy in Spanish. So, it's a vocabulary word because El Trol is muy grunon. He lives under the bridge, which is called el puente. These are all my Spanish vocab words right now for second grade. The three little pigs and los tres cerditos lopez. I'm not a native Spanish speaker although I speak Spanish as much as I can. But, my son is in dual language Spanish immersion. Anyway, I was, "Turn off that ROBLOX." And, he was, "Argh!" He was being grunon. Really grunon and he punched on the power button. And, then the thing never turned on again. The guy at the… The computer guy, I've got to give him a shout out with his name, man. I already gave him a shout out, but I'll give him another one, man. Michael Lopez was Super Tech Geek. That's his name. Super Tech Geek. Look him up, he's on Google or with the internet. My Super Tech Geek, Michael Lopez. He's in downtown San Jose. He fixes my computer and this was the second one I brought to him, man. I was concerned that he was going to die of coronavirus and have my computer and I wouldn't be able to get it back. So, I will warn you, getting computer repair right now will stress you out. You will worry for the health of the computer repair man. You're like, "I wanted to repair my computer, but I hope he's not in the computer repair shop too often. I hope he hasn't seen too many people, even though a lot of people are home and trying to get the computer working for the Zoom or whatever." Super Tech Geek fixed my stuff. It turns on, so now I'm recording on my regular microphone, my regular way. I don't actually have to use this sound bed. I don't know if I'll use one, that's some suspense. You'll see. I'll probably put a sound effect. Let me get another sound effect. I liked that last time. Here, sound effects. sound effect What's The Matter With Me? Podcast has a Facebook page. Anyhow, I've written on it, "Reply to this post and I'll give you a shout out in the next episode of What's The Matter With Me?" And, I think it was a couple episodes ago if I'm honest and so I'm a little bit of a lying slacker. Now, I'm not certain, this is not a real name because it's Nate Archer backwards, but a thing called Etan Rehcra put, "Keep up the good work." So, shout out to you, Etan. Etan, that's what we can all hope in life to be doing. Eat, sun, water. Etan Rehcra. Shout outs. All right, go ahead and get your computer fixed and check out my Facebook page, I guess. Last time I was talking about how my doctor told me,

The annual fundraiser is coming up at KFJC starting at the end of the month.I've been recording fundraiser spots for about 6 years. my first one was about a person taking a taxi. I do one or two a year. I always enjoy writing, and every good spot starts with the script.This year, I wrote four, and I read them in this episode, along with an older one from 2016 that resonated with me.Writing these scripts has been a positive creative outlet. BEGIN TRANSCRIPT You are tuned into the What's The Matter With Me? Podcast. My name is John. I'm 41 years old, husband, father of two, small business owner, radio DJ, podcaster. I have multiple sclerosis, so I made this podcast to share what I'm going through. Fundraiser at KFJC, it's coming up. I want to focus on the radio this episode, because I've been doing a little work with that and I want to share it. Fundraiser is coming up at KFJC at the end of September, to the end of October. I've been recording fundraiser spots for KFJC around this time every year for about six years. My first one was about a person taking a taxi. I do one or two every year or so, so I've wanted to read you some of the fundraiser scripts. Because we're kind of distant, I haven't been able to go into the production studio, so I've been producing at home. On Tuesday nights, they've been having these production meetings with people that basically gather on Zoom, and then we bang out some spots. I know from some experience that a really useful thing when you're trying to make fundraiser spots is to have scripts for them. You need something to go. You can't just make it up. I came to the meeting. I had four scripts ready and I wanted to read them to you here, so hold on a second. I'm reading my KFJC fundraiser spots, the ones that I wrote for this year on the What's The Matter With Me? Podcast. On KFJC, they know me as Hemroid the Leader. Hemroid the Leader, I tell them. You are listening, you're tuned in the KFJC. I am Hemroid the Leader. I came up with that when I was 13 or 14. In the CD, or actually I have it on cassette tape, the insert that came with the album De La Soul Is Dead, which is the second album by De La Soul, what was their hit song? Me, Myself, and I. "Just me, myself, and I." Anyway, that was their first album. It was a big hit. Their second album was weird and strange. It was not a hit, and inside it… Although it's totally a great album. I'd recommend De La Soul is Dead. Like a lot of albums that aren't hits, it's a really good album. It has in the back, they have skits. A lot of rap records at that time had skits or interludes or whatever, and the skit number five… First of all, the album was almost 30 tracks long. So right there, it's not a hit. Check the no. Is this enough, 30 tracks? Probably none of them. You hope one. That's so many tracks to have none of them be a hit. Anyway, on the last skit, skit number five, I think it is, five or six, Prince Paul, who's a famous rap producer is playing the ringleader of this crew that is starring in all the skits. So it's like a prog album, and we're on the fifth skit with this team of guys and they get into an argument. Prince Paul says, "I'm Hemroid. I'm the leader!" And so right then when I was 14 or 15, I got my first radio show on KSCU, Santa Clara University, and I was like, "I'm Hemroid the Leader." So when I moved back to the Bay area in 2013, 2014, started getting involved with KFJC. And I was like, "My name is Hemroid the Leader." So this, I want to read to you, are Hemroid the Leader's fundraiser scripts. I brought them to the meeting on Tuesday, and I was like, "Hey guys, anyone want to record these?" and they did the Zoom screen share thing. I showed the scripts, and I got all different people. I didn't do any of the voices, which is good. I love hearing people interpret the stuff I write. But anyway, here it is. Here's the script. I'll read it to you now. Hold on one second. Hemroid the Leader, switch on.

Hard Foul - Love on KFJC FM 89.7 - 14Mar2020 Set list: Revolution is Imminent And One Beer Snob King is Queen Not on My Watch West Bay OG's All Talk No Action Ruthless Crime Addikts

People are listening People are listening to the What's The Matter With Me? Podcast. I even found some podcast statistics to prove it. More people listened than ever last month. They come from a lot of places around the world, and different places in the US. We'll cover all of our podcast statistics in this episode of What's The Matter With Me? Podcast, "Podcast Statistics." Click below to read the transcript. begin transcript Yes! You are tuned in to the What's the Matter With Me? Podcast. I'm John. Thanks for tuning in. This episode, we're going to talk about who listens to the What's The Matter With Me? Podcast, where they come from, metro areas, and all kinds of analytics and data. That's what runs the world, man. Wake up. Get with it. Hoppin Hot Sauce But first, I want to let you know What's The Matter With Me? Podcast sponsored by Hoppin Hot Sauce, the best sauce in the world. What up? (singing) Right, Hoppin Hot Sauce, best in the world. Surf it on over to hoppinhotsauce.com. I went to the ranch by myself I went to the ranch over the weekend with a couple of friends, but I went by myself. I left the wife, the family here, and it was kind of a dad's thing. I went out there. It was mostly notable because I went by myself. It was kind of a win. I drove myself. I did my little thing. It kind of worked. I had help from my friends. But anyway, I want to give shout-outs to Joe. He said he's been listening to the podcast. So shout-out to Joe. Thank you for listening. You can send a email via the contact form. I'll give you a shout-out. Recap. "New AFO Brace" Recap. Last week I was talking about getting a new ankle brace, and it's kind of emotional. The old one has helped me walk for years. I've walked a lot leaning on this brace, and I'm going to get a new one. So I got kind of emotional, and I'm processing it. I'm still going through it. Check it out. Check it out. It's on the website. It's on the streamers and on the beamers. Podcast Statistics Freak-Out This week I want to talk about podcast statistics. I guess analytics, I mean. It sounds horrible. I hate the whole idea. I'm very freaked out about computing in general. But something cool came of it. More people listening to What's the Matter With Me? last month than ever before. And I thought, "Wow, this is cool." So I looked a little more at it just to be like, "What are these people?" I'm sure about half of it is fake, right? Because everything is fake on here. But, I'm real. Trust me, I'm real. I'm real. Anyway, people always ask me like, "Do people listen to your podcasts?" And I always say like, "Not really." But some people do. I don't fake the shout-outs. Email me via the contact form. I'll give you a shout-out. Come on, I had to plug the shout-outs there. There Are Thousands Of Listeners You know, thousands of people have listened to this, more than 1,000, more than 2,000, and more than 3,000. And I'm not going to tell you any more than that, but thousands of people have listened to this. I've started putting transcripts up on the website, on the posts, and I think that's helping people find it so they know this is a podcast about multiple sclerosis, a podcast about MS, about trigeminal neuralgia, about being a father, entrepreneur, all that stuff, about being over 40. Can't forget KFJC. Got to give a shout-out. I'm a college radio DJ. I waste time for no pay, and I love it. I like records, so I hang out at the college radio station. I think that probably makes sense. Faraway Places So let's get back to these analytics and talk about countries. Obviously U.S. and big shout-outs to Canada, but some surprises down the list. We got Spain, UK, New Zealand, Taiwan, Sweden, Mexico, Australia. So we kind of are getting around the world in a crazy way, right? Selling Myself Too Short I mean, I'm just like, "I'm a sick person. Hear me talk". I guess it might be more than that. Come on,

Plutocracy was at KFJC for an interview in 1991. I had not heard this every until tonight. Franko sent it to me and asked me to post it. Brought back memories of going to the Carcass/Pestilence show with all these fools in Cory's bus in the rain with no windshield wipers. West Bay days of our youth.

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This is the interview of No Le$$ after they played at KFJC in 1996. Which I have also posted. Hilarity ensues. Respect.

I have been saving this for a very long time. But today marks the 7th year after Kindred left this earth. So this is a tribute recording to him. I found this on cassette tape from my collection. Enjoy. Pour one out while you listen to this. In its entirety. Today. Now. Rest in Paradise Kindred McCune. #RIPStinkweed #Plutocracy #NoLe$$ #AgentsOfSatan #GoLikeThis

Western Tales episode 1 KFJC, a radio that's weirder than you, but not by much. Morris Minor and Bob Emmet in conversation. San Francisco Bay Area, California. http://kfjc.org

What's it been, two days since the last episode? Cool, right? Hope so. If you like what you heard, spread the word. Thanks! -Nathan G Tracklist: Twangbangers – Truck Drivin’ Man Twangbangers – I Gotta Get Drunk Those Legendary Shack-Shakers – The CB Song Primus – The Ol Diamondback (Fisherman’s Chronicles, pt.3) Red Hot Chili Peppers – Mellowship Slinky in B-Major Violent Femmes – Black Girls On Tilt – Detox with More Liquor (Grip Grand remix) Syze One – Turn Invisible (feat Luke Sick & DJ Quest) Syze One – Killer Combination (feat Max Smart, Z-Man, Ki’Lani, Messy Flesh & Luke Sick) Golden – Dangerous Minds Golden – Don’t Stop (instrumental) Awon & Phoniks – True to the Facts (feat Anti-Lilly & DJ Fellbaum) Awon & Phoniks – Mad Lethal (feat Ill Concious & Hex One) On Tilt – All Liquored Up Impotentie – Vuur In De Lucht Dream Probe – Demonios Medusssa – Por Los Chicos Neon – Contained Plack Blague – Live at KFJC (excerpt)

Welcome to the What’s The Matter With Me? Podcast, Season 2, Episode 2 “Cafeteria” My name is John I'm 39 years old husband father of two small business owner radio DJ podcaster and I have multiple sclerosis so I made this podcast to share what I'm going through. What's The Matter With Me? is an MS podcast and it's also about other things I'm not a medical professional and you should not take this for medical advice if you need medical advice ask your healthcare provider Download the What's The Matter With Me? Podcast on Apple Podcasts and whatsthematterwithme.org Contacts Shoutouts to Rocky and Pat and some other people who contacted me to say they were digging this season premiere and looking forward to more. You can contact me using the contact page. Great new life activity A very validating new life activity that I have is answering Hoppin Hot Sauce fan mail.  I am so glad to get Hoppin Hot Sauce out in the world. Take a seat in the cafeteria I went to John John's school orientation. It was in the cafeteria. I had to figure out where to sit. One of the teachers couldn't work a microphone. They passed out a handout that listed the topics they would discuss but no useful information about them.  The principal talked about rules for a long time like the uniform and punctuality. I'm very excited, I'm just traumatized having gone to school already I didn't consider going back. Neverending jaw pain story I increased my dosage of Gabapentin because I was having jaw pain. It made the pain go away but it made me sleep all day. I have reduced my dosage and I feel some pain but very low on the scale like one or two out of 10. I'm not too sleepy or sedated. I'm taking 300 extra milligrams right now. A couple of days ago I was taking 900 extra milligrams. Something like that.  I think I should get some guidance from the nurse. Keeping track One of the coolest things about this podcast is that when they listen to old episodes like from a year ago I can gauge how I feel now versus how I felt then and it is useful. I am doing a lot better than I was a year ago. Recording the voiceless I'm doing a special on KFJC about the musicologist Ian Brennan called Recording The Voiceless. He travels around the world recording prisoners, albinos, victims of genocide poverty and war. He's recorded in Vietnam and Cambodia. Rwandan refugees. Albinos who are stigmatized and even killed for the a white color of their skin which is considered to have special properties. The albinos have a tune called "Disability is not a crime". That's how I got into it. The way he records voiceless people is kind of similar to the way disabled people aren't given a voice, and I am concerned with that. I'll play my interview with Ian on Thursday May 24th from noon to 2 p.m. Pacific Time on kfjc 89.7 FM and kfjc.Org where there will be an archive of it for 2 weeks. Hoppin Hot Sauce is real Hoppin Hot Sauce is real and is produced and it's for sale at hoppinhotsauce.com. I'll discuss it in more detail in an upcoming episode. If you end up as a customer, maybe you will end up writing me some fan mail.

Doctor Visit In this episode my wife's mom was visiting, I fall out of the shower, I visit the my doctor at the Stanford multiple sclerosis clinic, and play Episode 1 which is a really validating experience, because many of the themes still resonate. Episode 30 Recap Last episode, I exhibited at the Winter Fancy Food Show which was a big step forward for my business. Fulfillment, sales and following up arer ongoing. Getting it together was a lot of work and I experienced some cognitive slowness as a result, and in the episode I told a little story about that. I played Episode 2 in which I shared my intention to get better. Feeling Better My wife's mom Yoko just flew back to Tokyo after staying with us here in San Jose for a couple weeks, and while she was here she told me that I looked better. She said that I seemed sharper and more with it and better in my eyes. I guess I did get better, because I feel better, like I am recovering and getting better. Thanks for listening to my podcast, because it helps and supports me. I Fell I fell out of the shower covered in soap. I dropped the soapy puff, and some soap got on the ground and flew out of the shower. Somehow, I emerged unscathed. Doctor Appointment My doctor said that my current MS medication was probably working OK enough not to change it, that my past medication probably hadn't worked, which led me to experience greater symptoms and lose functionality. He said he thought that my disease activity could be too microscopic to detect, and that was how nothing showed up on my MRI. Good To Be Young He told me that it is good I am young, because I had time to heal. I told him the blanket analogy that I use to understand MS: that it is like being under a blanket with no edges, impossible to escape. Sometimes heavy and other times lighter, you are always under the blanket. Episode 1 Without further ado, it's time to go back to the beginning: Episode 1.  Only a few people ever got this, over e-mail.  In this episode, it's the month of Mayhem at KFJC, and I go to in for an Occupational Therapist Visit, where I share about Hot Sauce R&D and my Workforce Vision. Droll It's the month of Mayhem at KFJC, and DJs do special programs all month long. Droll pre-empted my show to do a special about music in odd time signatures. Occupational Therapist Julie I went to Stanford to visit the occupational therapist. We talked about my business Hoppin Hot Sauce and R&D, recipe development and production bottlenecks. I told her about my vision of a workforce with disabled, vets, and ex-cons, working together in a supportive environment. I got on a tangent and had to flush the segment down the toilet. I start over again. I ask Julie if I should be on disability. She showed me how it could help me. I got approved for disability in Episode 20 and I went through further feelings about it in Episode 21. Improbably, I told her the blanket analogy! I told her about how I believe in trying. Going for it It was great to hear so many familiar themes: the struggle, endeavoring to try, and cultivating positive healing intentions. I'm very happy with the way things are going.

It's a New Year and time to move forward Last episode of What's The Matter With Me? Episode 27 wasn't very focused and I could have explained myself and foregrounded what is going on with my Multiple Sclerosis disability more effectively.  The title of this podcast is What's The Matter With Me? after all. I resolve to run things a little more by-the-book this year.  For this episode, at least. Cafe Oto Crowd outside Cafe Oto in Dalston, East London Last episode,  I reviewed Marshall Allen's Volcano Quartet CD Volcano Swing, a live performance at the BBC in London, where he was in town for three nights at Cafe Oto.  Listener Chris lives there and wrote in to let me know about the location, in Dalston, East London, and some live shows he had seen there.  It sounds groovy and I hope to check it out myself someday. Never give up I can have a bad episode.  A terrible episode.  Ghastly.  But I won't give up or cede an inch in any direction. I discussed in Episode 25 as well as Episode 4 that I won't give up.  The pressure to give in and let go of the rope and drown in my disability is extreme.  Multiple sclerosis is suffocating and pervasive.  I have been dumped and it felt very bad -- I bet that anybody having a hard time with something feels the same. Tapering Medication I called my neurologist to request help with tapering down Gabapentin, they said I'd get a call-back in 24-48 hours, but they called me back in about an hour.  I was concerned because I had adjusting my own dosage without any guidance, which is bad practice.  The nurse told me that my dosages had been fine, and outlined the boundaries for my pain meds.  My dosage is back to normal, and I am not in pain. No-tie Shoelaces and shoelace replacements I've bit the bullet and decided to get rid of my laced shoes.  I've got some no-tie shoelaces which turn my shoe into slip-ons.  They're working OK but my shoe feels like it might fall off.  I'm glad to be done with shoelaces because they came untied and I wouldn't retie them.  I've got some shoelace replacements in the mail.  I'll go over them in an upcoming episode. Disability Visibility Project Disabilty Visibility Project Alice Wong icon Disability Visibility Project is a platform for creating, sharing, and amplifying disabled voices created by disabled activist Alice Wong.  I said in Episode 25 that in 2018 I would bring new voices to the podcast and the Disability Visibility Project is part of that effort. Interrupting the Uninterruptible I hosted the Blues Collective with Jack Tar from 10am to 2pm on KFJC yesterday,.  For the first hour, Jack plays the music and runs the mixing board while I sit below in the interview area.  At 11, we switch places, and I run the board and he is below on the mic.  We do it again at noon and at one. While it was my time to run the board, I played the same song twice.  I put my foot on the wrong place and unplugged whata the engineer told me was the "Uninterruptible Power Supply" -- it turned off the CD players, the lights -- pretty much the entire station!  I ferlt like I lacked focus or was fatigued, and I messed up the show. Everybody feels that way sometimes.  "Uninterruptible"?  All I had to do was unplug it. New Year's Resolution Talk less, act more.  This podcast is a bit of both.  Don't think too hard about it.

Episode 23 Thank you for tuning in to the What's The Matter With Me? Podcast.  In Episode 23 Roll With The Punches I fall asleep at the KFJC meeting, hang in the yard, experience intense Trigeminal neuralgia pain, and read an old song lyric I wrote called "Roll With The Punches." Fatigue I fell asleep at the KFJC weekly station meeting and that was distressing.  I woke up and everyone was looking at me.  It shook me and later in the evening I fell off the station couch awkwardly.  I go to KFJC to relax and these kinds of things make that difficult. Yard hang I went in the yard with John John.  It was a sunny warm day and we took our shirts off, wrapping them around our heads.  We laughed a bit and smiled.  It was a good thing. Trigeminal Neuralgia Pain I have been experiencing pain from trigeminal neuralgia in my right lower jaw on the buccal side.  It feels like going to the dentist, and when they say "it's going to pinch" before you get novocaine and then it pinches and won't stop pinching all night long.  It's very hard, and I hope it stops soon. Poetry reading: "Roll With The Punches" I read a song I wrote called Roll With The Punches.  Check it out: Roll With The Punches You gotta roll With the punches sometimes Sometimes, You gotta roll You gotta know Who’s on your side Just as much as Who’s passing you by Don’t have no glass jaw O Hell Naw When you get knocked down You gotta stand up tall You gotta bend but don’t break Give em all they can take And a whole lot more Until you hear em hit the floor You gotta roll With the punches sometimes Sometimes, Sometimes.   -John Hoppin, 2013  

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As autumn kicks off in the northern hemisphere Jennifer, Eric and Paul circle back to share responses to last week’s episode, all about community podcasting, and look forward to what’s in store for community media this fall. Jennifer lets us know about two international festivals being broadcast by her home station KFJC, and reports on […] The post Podcast #109 – News From Bainbridge Island to Reykjavík appeared first on Radio Survivor.

We left, we went to a beautiful wedding in Boonville. They had an oyster bar and I ate there with a couple friends. That was a really nice activity. The food was wonderful. The wedding was beautiful. One of the brides wore a leather wedding dress made by Valentino. The wedding had caviar on a runcible spoon and a fine Italian wine at the meal. Begin Transcript What's the Matter With Me? Episode 9, "Wedding In Boonville." Yeah, it's What's the Matter With Me? Episode 9! My name is John. I'm 38 years old. I have MS, I made this podcast to share what I'm going through. Fundraiser Script Information Orangutan Couch Potato OneCouch Potato TwoInformation Orangutan The sound of a live performance. They're watching it on a stream, on a computer. Couch Potato One: I think this KFJC live stream is melting my face off.Couch Potato Two: I am taking serious damage. Computer error. Coach Potato One: Oh, no. Aww, something's wrong with our computer and we need to fix it.Couch Potato Two: We need to call the IT person.Couch Potato One: Get the phone book. Look it up. What does IT stand for?Couch Potato Two: Information something or other. Here it is, Information Orangutan. Phone call. Dialing. Information Orangutan: Hello, Information Orangutan... Information Orangutan, you rang-a-dang-dang, dang. Chicken sounds and wailing off-mic, in the background, like Screamin' Jay Hawkins, and also Harry and the Hendersons. Couch Potato Two: Hello our computer is malfunctioning. Lots of errors and "does not compute."Information Orangutan: Be right there. The sound of a time and space portal opening. The Information Orangutan steps out of it into the couch potatoes' living room. Information Orangutan: Information Orangutan, you rang-a-dang-dang? Off-mic chicken sounds and gibberish wailing. Couch Potato One: Our computers aren't working.Couch Potato Two: Our computers aren't working and we need you to fix them! More chicken sounds, and wailing. Couch Potato Two: Dude, I think he's not going to fix our computers. I think he's just an orangutan.Couch Potato One. We went about this all wrong. We should have called (650) 941-6800 to donate to the KFJC fundraiser, and nothing bad would ever happen to us after that.Couch Potato Two, If we ever get the internet working again, I will go to KFJC.org and donate online. The Information Orangutan's unintelligible holler … All right. So, that was a script. I guess you might have guessed that was a script I'm writing or that I wrote. Fundraiser season at KFJC, the radio station that I have a show on, on Thursdays, that's coming up and so we need advertisements. I guess that was me reading this script I wrote, called Information Orangutan. I had this idea- I just, literally had the phrase in my mind "Information Orangutan, you rang-a-dang-dang?" And so I wrote that just so I could use it. It'll be interesting. Supposedly, at the KFJC staff meeting tonight, we are meant to record that, so we'll see. We'll see how it ends up. I mean it's kind of long, it took three minutes. What's the Matter With Me? Episode 9, "Wedding in Boonville", welcome. Thank you for listening. Thank you for joining me. Recap of "Big Week." I went to the barber shop. I had my annual checkup with the doctor. I have to make a correction. I said "cerebrum"… I should have said cerebrum. I said "cerebellum" and the cerebellum is underneath the cerebrum. I meant the cerebrum, the big brainy part of your brain, not the brain stem or interior brain. The cerebellum. Rituxan infusion So anyway, I did that. I had my radio show, I talked about poverty with my therapist. I went to a birthday party. I got my Rituxan infusion, in Stanford on Friday for four hours. I got pumped full of steroids and Benadryl and Rituxan. So I sat there and slept, this odd state of being totally pumped up and also sleeping. Family in Santa Rosa

Welcome to the What's The Matter With Me? Podcast Episode 2. In this episode, I struggle to control my emotions due to damage in my brain stem. What's The Matter With Me? is a podcast about multiple sclerosios, and many other things. Recap - should I be on disability?  My philosophy. I said I can't - in violation of my philosophy, which is that I generally can do things.  I can work.  This podcast is about trying, and I'm not afraid to try and succeed and achieve.  I believe that I can achieve regardless of the difficulty. I have a lot of brain stem disease activity, and it can make staying in control of my emotions difficult. I've been having difficulty with my morning routine on the weekends when my family are around. I have been meditating first thing in the morning, with some success.  It provides some perspective that helps me get through the day. Transcript JOHN HOPPIN: What's The Matter With Me? Episode two. All right, all right, let's get down to it. It's What's The Matter With Me? Episode two. I'm John, and I have MS. I made this podcast to share what I'm going through. Let's recap the last episode, episode one. I sent it to like two people on email, and probably maybe they listened to it. Sometime you got to start small. So, what'd we talk about last time? I have a hot sauce business. We talked about that, my dream of employing disabled people, people who've been in the prison system, and veterans. We talked about going on disability. I wasn't sure if I was going to go on disability or not. Spoiler, I talked to my doctor. She said, "You should definitely be on disability. You could still make money and work while you're on Medicaid." And after that, I was kind of sold. Then we talked about my philosophy about trying to do things, and that's what this podcast is about, so I think it'll be obvious. Part of it, listening back, something stood out. I said that I can't, I used the word can't. And even worse, I said I can't work, which is so ridiculous. I have a company. I am on the radio on KFJC every Thursday, 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. And I do a couple of other things while I'm at it, and I'm a dad for two people. I can work. And whether or not I can work, I'm going to try and work. That's my philosophy. So let's talk about working in the garden. I have a garden in the backyard, California native plants. I spend a lot of time back there. I have trouble sometimes. I've fallen in the garden and hurt myself. One time I fell into the side of the house, and I skinned my head, and I lost a bunch of hair. I mean, it was terrible. I'd basically head-butted the side of the house, man, and the house won. So that was tough. Well, I've been working a lot, doing physical therapy and balance exercises, so I don't fall in the garden, and I always wear my brace. I have an ankle-foot orthotic brace that supports my ankle, helps me walk. My physical therapist said, "You always have to have that." And even I have a stick, like a cane, I use for balance, got to have that. I've started using that always when I go in the garden, and it's reduced… I was falling every day, and it's reduced my falls quite a lot. Just today, I ordered some accessibility tools, we'll see how it works. It's kind of like a seat-stander-kneeler thing, which will help because I have to sometimes work on plants for a long time, and I need to sit near them. Maybe they'll help. That's cool to invest in the accessibility tools. Today I was trimming the rosebushes, and my hand comes into a fist like a claw, and it's hard to get a glove on. I have to really work hard, but I did it. And I trimmed my roses, and I'm happy to say my rosebushes, which my grandmother planted at this house are alive and well, so maybe Grandmother and Grandpa, Grandma and Grandpa, shout-outs. I've had inability to control my emotions. I have a lot of lesions, brain lesions, in my brainstem. And my doctor said, "Sometimes you'll have the inability to control your emotions.

Trying What's The Matter With Me? is a podcast about Multiple Sclerosis and many other things.  In this episode, it's the month of Mayhem at KFJC, and I go to in for an Occupational Therapist Visit, where I share about Hot Sauce R&D and my Workforce Vision. Droll It's the month of Mayhem at KFJC, and DJs do special programs all month long. Droll pre-empted my show to do a special about music in odd time signatures. Occupational Therapist Julie I went to Stanford to visit the occupational therapist. We talked about my business Hoppin Hot Sauce and R&D, recipe development and production bottlenecks. I told her about my vision of a workforce with disabled, vets, and ex-cons, working together in a supportive environment. I got on a tangent and had to flush the segment down the toilet. I start over again. I ask Julie if I should be on disability. She explains how it could help me, and my business..  I tell her the blanket analogy - that MS is a heavy blanket. I tell her about how I believe in trying, and that is why I made this podcast: to try. Transcript JOHN HOPPIN: What's the Matter With Me? Episode one. What is the matter with me? My name is John. I'm disabled. I'm developing my disability consciousness, so I made this podcast. I have multiple sclerosis, and I walk with a cane, and I do all this stuff. And so I made this podcast to say I have multiple sclerosis, check out my podcast. Man, what's the matter with me? They always say Ronald Reagan was a great speaker because he opened with a joke, and so I … I mean, I wish I had a joke to tell about that. Ronald Reagan, he was President twice. What's the matter with me today? I'm going to go see Dr. Julie at Stanford. And after that at 7:30 is the radio station meeting, but I'm not going to be on the radio tomorrow because it is the month of mayhem, and my compatriot Droll is going to be on the air tomorrow from 10:00 am to 2:00 pm. Check it out at KFJC.org. So anyway, Dr. Julie, she is an occupational therapist. We talk a lot about … I run a hot sauce business, and we talk … I'm trying to manufacture my hot sauce, so I can sell it all up and down the west coast. But right now, I just make it with my mom and very small batches. And I have a couple clients, and people like it; but I need to make a lot more of it in order to really make a go at it. I'm having trouble, because in the recipe, I use Meyer lemons, and those are kind of a special type of lemon. It has a certain taste, though. Makes the hot sauce taste good. So that's why I use it. And then there's also a certain type of chile, where I use a special kind. This guy imports it in Texas. I buy it from him. It's whole. In order to make a big batch, I need a big amount of ground powder. What's the matter with me? So, episode one. We are getting to the harder things. I started this podcast to kind of share what I'm going through, which is that I have multiple sclerosis and it's brought me to be a disabled person. I've been singled out for the fact I'm disabled. I've had lots of people come up to me and say things to me, and some of them are great, and some of them aren't so great. And I have all kinds of experiences, same thing: some are great and some aren't so great. So I started this podcast to just share that. And so today, I'm going to go see Dr. Julie at Stanford. She's an occupational therapist, and we'll talk about what I need to get out of life. What I want to ask her today is, should I be on disability? This is something certain people say I should be on … I'm disabled. I can't work. Some people say I shouldn't be on disability, because if I can avoid it … But the thing is, it's like working my wife to the bone. She has all the pressure. I need to come up with some cash. I have this business, but like I just shared with you, it's in the R&D mode. It's going to take some time. At this point, it's just barely cracking four figures. It's going to … It needs to be up there.

This interview is almost a month old and I recorded the intro a few hours before David Bowie's death was announced, so there's nothing about that. Maybe next week.Anyway, today I talked to Phineas Narco!Phineas is best known these days for the National Cynical Network, which the website boasts is "A Latent Einstein Outreach Ministry by Phineas Narco of the Church of the Subgenius."We talk about the history of the National Cynical Network, the Church of the Subgenius, his Midnight Voicejail series, his different FM and internet radio programs, and his history with Don Joyce, Over The Edge, and Negativland.I also play the first 5 minutes of his 6-hour New Years Eve show on KFJC, Favourable Mutations.And... that's all. Kittens might be back this week? If not, probably next week.So, yeah, subscribe! And support our guests! And us! We're on Paypal and Patreon!http://undressingunderground.com

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Take the survey after you listen by clicking this friendly link http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/75T7C58 Some interesting talk interspersed with this great music: 1 New Age Southern Baptist N***a from Da Hood by Whole Wheat Bread 2 Riot Squad by Cock Sparrer 3 East Bay Night by Rancid 4 run ripley run v3 by The Tomorrow Men 5 Ruckumbine by Dr. Ring-Ding & TSA 6 Revival by Green Room Rockers 7 Can't Keep A Good Man Down (featuring Dr Ring Ding) by Eastern Standard Time 8 Say When - Say When by Mr. Symarip 9 I Want You Back by The Drastics 10 Train Wreck by Monkey 11 Who took my lighter? by FTB 12 Gimme by Dustonious Maximus 13 To Have Or Have Not-Billy Brag by Pama International 14 Everything'll Be Alright by Chris Murray 15 Trade It In by See Spot 16 Them A Wail by Roger Rivas 17 Let It Go by Chris Murray 18 Bring De Money by Dr. Ring-Ding 19 Christmas in Texas by unknown

Welcome to episode 19 of Hit It! The Redd Kross podcast. "Notes + Chords" comes to us via the archives of Patrock. Originally this 90 minute Redd Kross special aired on KFJC in San Francisco in the 1980's.CLICK IT TO HIT IT!

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finally posting this: Wed 4/23 7 PM KFJC Radio hour by Miles Gehm That's California time, dude! Time for the 2008 edition. You know you want to listen. The hour is a mix of surf and ska with a dash of punk thrown in. Take the silly one question survey if you want http://www.surveymonkey.com/s.aspx?sm=DbTZS8IID3mI13OhtPrLyw_3d_3d This Ain't Hawaii 1:52 Screeching Weasel Pistol Grip 2:29 The Lava Rats Ecstasy Of Gold 3:05 The Atlantics Track 01 2:27 Tomorrow Men The Daikaiju Who Loved Me 3:38 Daikaiju The Real Ska 2:07 Chris Murray Jungle Music 4:17 Boss 501 You Got 5 2:54 The Aggrolites Watch Out for Pirates 3:29 Suppressors Swing Right Rudie 2:53 Los Hooligans Highrise featuring Michie One (3 minute edit) 3:06 Pama International Fatty Fatty - Bad Manners 2:42 Bad Manners You Get The Keys 2:53 Deal's Gone Bad Ray Gun Sally 3:05 The Slackers Walking On Coals 4:02 Monkey skankin foolz 4:28 The Uptones Police Song 2:29 Whole Wheat Bread Steady Riot 2:39 Big D And The Kids Table Life Is Too Short 2:47 Mustard Plug KFJC 89.5 FM Foothill Junior College in Los Altos, California http://www.kfjc.org/netcast/index.php for internet options

I was the guest DJ for 1 hour on Oscar Hox's show, from 9 to 10 PM. I ran out of time and so I have supplemented my live recording with some extra stuff recorded at home the next night. Hope you enjoy. Track listing to follow. Dream Pipe Monster Pete And The Chiefs Serpentine Rogue Wave The Madeira Sandstorm Tunguska Blast! The Kilaueas Las Excentricas Aventuras Del Profesor Volcanova Oh ! Ninjya The Whys The Whys Comanchero Mister Neutron Red Triangle Pie The Pyronauts Surf And Destroy Sockitome Barbwire ...Sounds Like Trouble! Nightsticks Pollo Del Mar Year Of The Rooster Wipeout The Queers 'Acidbeaters' (Love and Let Die) Now, Stand Back for Your Own Safety! Aquabats Charge!! Mambo, Ska Number 8 Bad Manners Fat Sound You Don't Know Monkey Cruel Tutelage Any Other Day Los Hooligans Mafioso Ska Can You Hear This FTB FTB Rudeboy Swing Justi*Fi One More Round Lightswitch Flip The Switch Snap-Crackle-Ska RC Intermission RC Dub Inna State Of Dubmission Eastern Standard Time The Skatalites Foundation Ska [Disc 1] Countryman Fiddle The Aggrolites The Aggrolites Janie Jones Chris Murray Slackness Pirates Deal's Gone Bad The Longest Happy Hour Lil' Joe The Slackers Fall 2006 MP3s Special Potatoes Rude Boy The Uptones From the net

Nov 15, 2005. Final reading at KFJC. This short-short science fiction story, from my nonfiction book, “The Lifebox, the Seashell, and the Soul,” illustrates some questions about whether every thinkable process is physically realizable, and whether every computation is thinkable. (7.85MB. min.) Subscribe to Rudy Rucker Podcasts.

Nov 8, 2005. At radio KFJC with Ann Arbor, reading the fifth thought experiment story from my nonfiction Lifebox book. Can a rainstorm be conscious? (6.61MB. 7 min.) Subscribe to Rudy Rucker Podcasts.

Oct 25, 2005. At radio KFJC, www.kfjc.org or 89.7 FM, with Ann Arbor, 7:20 AM, Tuesday, reading the fourth thought experiment story from my nonfiction Lifebox book. Intro included. Subscribe to Rudy Rucker Podcasts.

October 20, 2005. Rudy interviewed at KFJC while reading stories from The Lifebox, the Seashell, and the Soul. The question here is “Tell us about your early influences.” (6.28MB. min.) Subscribe to Rudy Rucker Podcasts.

Oct 18, 2005. At radio KFJC with Ann Arbor, reading the third “thought experiment” short-short SF story included in The Lifebox, the Seashell, and the Soul, see http://www.rudyrucker.com/lifebox. Introduction is included.(1.12MB. min.) Subscribe to Rudy Rucker Podcasts.

Oct 11, 2005. Rudy reads at radio KFJC. A story on multiple universes, introducing Chapter Two of Rudy Rucker, The Lifebox, the Seashell, and the Soul, see www.rudyrucker.com/lifebox. Intro included. (1.17MB. min.) Subscribe to Rudy Rucker Podcasts.

October 4, 2005. Rudy at radio KFJC, reading the story “Lucky Number” which introduces chapter one in his nonfiction book The Lifebox, the Seashell, and the Soul. Intro included. (1.96MB. min.) Subscribe to Rudy Rucker Podcasts.