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EP 502: Cosmic radio waves north of the borderPlaylist: The Flying Burrito Brothers - To Love SomebodySlow Motion Cowboys - Plan - CSkinny Dyck - TV BlueMa'am - Coral SnakeHome Grown - Saddle UpCroy and the Boys - The Tunnel Has No EndFiver - Good RunIan Noe - Letter to MadelineFuses - AnilineTwisted Teens - Florida Water BluesBures Band - High TideEllen Froese - Solitary Song (Slow Version)Hoover - I'm The Loneliest Man I Ever MetWeen - So Long Jerry

EP 501: Stampede special featuring an interview with Elliot C Way from the North Country CollectivePlaylist: General Store - Rodeo RoadsCody Bearpaw - Angry MountainIan & Sylvia - Summer WagesMel Hyland - Friends in RodeoRichard Inman - Cut Fence (Let God Sort Em Out)Carter Felker - Cold WindElliot C Way - Shotgun LoveBronco - A Que Le TiramosOgo - MarijuanaRaul Seixas - Cowboy Fora da LeiNew Riders of the Purple Sage - Lonesome LA CowboyDon Williams - Tulsa Time

Soñando con el verano perfecto. Sesión de espíritu veraniego para refrescar la espera de las vacaciones o disfrutar en el destino elegido. Qué nadie te quite tu miguita de diversión y relax este verano.Playlist;(sintonía) BARRACUDAS “Summer fun”UNDERTONES “Here comes the summer”SURFIN’ LUNGS “Perfect summer”SURF SCHOOL DROPOUTS “Summer is a state of mind”THE BEACH BOYS “All summer long”TOMMY and THE ROCKETS “Summer means fun”THE CUTE LEPERS “It’s summertime baby”AIRBAG “Quiero verano”EVEN IN BLACKOUTS “Summer comes”T.REX “Summertime Blues”TRAVOLTAS “Endless summer”THE STRANGLERS “Summer in the city”HELEN LOVE “Summer pop radio”JD McPHERSON “Just like summer”THE DEL LORDS “Some summer”TIM ARMSTRONG “Summer of 69”THE VENTURES “Summertime”YO LA TENGO “The summer”JONATHAN RICHMAN “That summer feeling”Escuchar audio

✹ EP 500 ✹ Cosmic Transmissions from the prairies. Thanks for all the kind words, and for tuning in to the sounds of the sagebrush sea!!!Playlist: Michael Hurley - Moon SongJeffrey Silverstein - Out of TuneAcoma - My Long Lost FriendKacy & Clayton - CalgaryTobacco City - BougainvilleaThe Sadies - All the GoodCactus Lee - By SundayThe Bobby Tenderloin Universe - Take Me As I AmRiley Downing - Landfill PoetryDream Whip - Hopeless RomanticsCroy and the Boys - Woke Up In LoveFuses - Drive It Into The GroundSweet Breeze - She's Cooler Than You

EP 499: A joyful reminder to appreciate the cosmic solar vibrations out there, and only 4 days left to call into the Prairie Surfin' Hotline, closing on Friday.Playlist: Waylon Jennings - Never Been to SpainKiki Cavazos - Goodbye the CraziesCharlotte Cornfield - NumberStyrofoam Winos - Next ThingJ.J. Swinn - She Took Away My BluesJoe Abbott - Dirty Pile of SnowThe Nude Party - JuarezAske Skat and His Psychedelic Country Band - The HighlandBrushsigns - Still as the NightTubbs and the Sad Boys - Big Time OutroPat Thomas - The Golden Lantern (River of Light)White Fence - I Came Close, Oranges for LuckThe Compulsive Gamblers - Two ThievesJimmy Carter and Dallas Country Green - Summer Brings the Sunshine

In this fourth conversation between Paulo Joquino and Dr. Yanan Wu, CEO and founder of Surfin, the two catch up at a pivotal moment in the company's trajectory. Nine years after its founding, Surfin, the Singapore-headquartered fintech serving over 100 million users across 12 markets, is entering its second chapter: one defined by agentic AI, fintech as a service (FaaS), and expansion into developed markets.Timestamps(1:50): Surfin Snapshot Today(2:39): Recent Milestones(6:10): Japan Launch Focus(9:55): Serving Migrants' Needs(13:11): ABCD: Agentic Inclusion(16:20): Differentiation, Economics, and Data(20:00): Institutions Adopting AI Agents(25:31): Tailwinds and the Path ForwardAbout our GuestDr. Yanan Wu is the CEO and founder of Surfin, a Singapore-headquartered fintech platform dedicated to financial inclusion through AI and agentic technology. A former nuclear physicist and Wall Street quantitative portfolio manager, Yanan spent over 15 years managing institutional and high-net-worth assets in North America and Asia before founding Surfin in 2017, inspired by a stark encounter with inequality in Jakarta. Under his leadership, Surfin has grown from a regional vision into a global operation serving over 100 million users across 12 markets on three continents, having disbursed over US$4 billion in loans to underserved young consumers and achieving 50% year-on-year revenue growth with double-digit net profit margins for four consecutive years. Yanan holds a PhD in physics and was a postdoctoral researcher at Los Alamos National Laboratory and IBM T.J. Watson Research Center. He is a frequent speaker at global forums including the World Economic Forum in Davos and the New York Stock Exchange International Day.Directed by Paulo JoquiñoProduced by Paulo JoquiñoFollow us on LinkedIn for more updatesThe content of this podcast is for informational purposes only, should not be taken as legal, tax, or business advice or be used to evaluate any investment or security, and is not directed at any investors or potential investors in any Insignia Ventures fund. Any and all opinions shared in this episode are solely personal thoughts and reflections of the guest and the host.

One year after the death of the legendary Beach Boys leader Brian Wilson, author David Beard joins me on the California Sun podcast to talk about his new book, “All Summer Long: Conversations with The Beach Boys from Surfin' to SMiLE.” Beard discusses how the Beach Boys didn't just make iconic music but defined Southern California itself — surf, sun, cars, the postcard invitation west — while Wilson quietly pushed pop into uncharted territory for the whole country. Get full access to Talk Cocktail Podcast at jeffschechtman.substack.com/subscribe

Salut, ça faaaarte ?! aujourd'hui c'est la journée internationale du surf... Elle a lieu tous les ans le 3ème samedi du mois de juin... Alors, prenons la vague avec l'incarnation du rêve Californien, voici les Beach Boys et « Surfin'USA » ! Ecoutez Le tube de la matinale avec Vincent Perrot du 20 juin 2026.Hébergé par Audiomeans. Visitez audiomeans.fr/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

  Greg and Holly discuss a new development coming to Draper, which plans to transform an 8-acre plot of land into a surfing destination.  

Drone Attack Plan Foiled  Salt Lake Temple Open House Surfin' Draper  Ogden Valley Tax Lawsuit A bad check bounces a man back into court Utah's aging population  Torrey, Utah named top stargazing spot America 250: Relay for America  Closing Arguments 

EP 498: Exploring the craft, culture, and enduring curiosity of music. One week left to phone into the Prairie Surfin' Hotline!Playlist: Pat Thomas - ChangeFiver - Only In The LongingThe Deslondes - Long Drives and Lonesome MorningsForrest VanTuyl - 160 HorsesFrancis Country Jr. - Luckenback, TexasAndrew Sa - Lavender CowboyGlass Hand Family Band - Brown Eyed WomenThe Eighteenth Day of May - Casey JonesBig Rig - Crying In A Corn MazeJeffrey Allen Clarke - Slip AwayJoe Abbott - Dinner PlatesAdam Amram - True to YouMapache - Encinal CanyonThe Point - Wede Harer Guzo

A hardy welcome to summer birding and the return, after a break for migration, of The Big Year Podcast.  Seems silly of me to tell you the title of the show, since you must have known it when you clicked on the podcast to begin with.    Today, we have two guests.  Our first guest is Tobin Brown, who did a Nebraska Big Year, and broke the previous record for birds seen in the state for a single year.  And our second guest, Brooke Showan will tell her story of having found, through serendipity, or just really good bird spotting skills, the Whooping Crane many of us drove to northern Ontario to see, just as I was finishing up the previous episode with Roberta Bondar, where we discussed her involvement with the Conservation efforts of the Whooping Cranes in North America.   As reported in my May 1 episode, I drove north to Bruce Mines to see the wayward bird, but did not have the chance to talk to the birder who initially found it, reported it to the International Crane Foundation, and became a bit of a local celebrity for her amazing discovery, less than an hour's drive south of Dr. Bondar's home in Sault Ste. Marie.  I was able to catch up with Brooke, early in May, and I think you'll enjoy the story of her own Whooping Crane adventure.     I had a good migration season, beginning with a little cheeky movie parody of 50 Shades of Gray, called 31 Shades of Yellow, and shared some of my favourite yellowish warblers and vireos each day of May on Instagram.  But it was May 2 when we had the first highlight of migration, when a White-faced Ibis showed up in my local patch, right here in Brant County.  It was species number 245 for my county list and a bird I never expected to show up locally.  It was the second Brant County Lifer of the year, the first being a Ross's Goose in March.   On May 7, I was fortunate enough to see a Bell's Vireo, another very rare bird for Ontario, not far from home at Lakeside Park in Kitchener.  A couple of days later a Western Cattle Egret showed up in Norfolk County, not far from the Long Point Bird Observatory, another fine place for birding during migration season.  That same day the first of many Summer Tanagers reported in May, landed on Woodstock Avenue just around the corner from Long Point.   At Point Pelee one of the most coveted warblers of spring migration, a Worm Eating Warbler, made an appearance on the Sanctuary Trail at the north end of the park.  Worm Eating Warblers are never guaranteed during any given migration season in Ontario, and in fact I missed seeing one during my own 2022 Big Year.  Worm Eating Warblers nest south of the Great Lakes and any seen in Ontario are what birders call “overshoots,” likely due to weather or just plain old navigation errors.    What one might call the most unexpected bird of the season, was a Willow Ptarmigan that showed up at Rock Point Provincial Park. Too bad it, it being seen at Rock Point, that it wasn't a Rock Ptarmigan, as I've never seen one of those. But for many of the people at Rock Point that day, it was either a Lifer or at least an Ontario Lifer.  For my friend, Andrew Keaveny, who has been on a previous episode, it was an Ontario Lifer.  He had been birding nearly all his life, had seen well over 400 species in Ontario, but was as excited for this bird as he was for the Whooping Crane.  And by the way, if you haven't listened to Andrew's episode, please load it up after this and have a listen.  Oh, and it would help a lot if you'd like, subscribe, leave glowing reviews and share this with your friends and family.     So, now that we're all up to date, please have a listen to the stories of Tobin Brown and Brooke Showan.   Here's a bonus section for you to enjoy. I enjoy listening to the music from the movie, The Big Year.  The soundtrack album is nice, but does not include all the songs that we heard in the movie.  I was able to put together a playlist, including all the orchestral pieces from the movie, by Theodore Shapiro and all the songs that I could download from Apple Music.  I even tried to put them in order of when they appeared in the movie, more or less.   Track 1:   The Code Writer Track 2:   Minor Swing performed by Django Reinhardt Track 3:   Carpe Annum Track 4:   Day One Track 5:   The Devil Never sleeps performed by Iron & Wine Track 6:   Bostick Sneaks a Peek/Bird Bait Track 7:   Fallout Track 8:   Let it Shine performed by Jeremy Fisher Track 9:   Pitkin County Turnaround performed by Steve Martin himself on banjo Track 10: The Shrike Track 11: Welcome to Attu Track 12: Rustic Bunting/Western Tanager Track 13: Viva la Vida performed by Cold Play Track 14: Attu/The Great Spotted Woodpecker Track 15: Come Fly Away performed by Jeremy Fisher Track 16: I like Birds by performed by the Eels Track 17: Snowcocks Track 18: Golden Plover/Ruby Alive/Freak Blizzard Track 19: Ultrasound Track 20: Great Gray Owl Track 21: Final Stretch Track 22: Face the Abyss Track 23: A Very Big Year Track 24: Coda Track 25: This Could All Be Yours performed by Guster Track 26: Ornithological Pursuits (Played over the final credits).   There are some incidental tracks throughout the movies that play mostly in the background, but are not a major part of the story, like Bing Crosby's Silent Night or Auld Lang Syne performed by Guy Lombardo, plus some more obscure tracks that only an audiophile would be able to dig up.  You may also want to include Surfin' Bird performed by The Trashmen.    

One year after the death of the legendary Beach Boys leader Brian Wilson, author David Beard joins us to talk about his new book, "All Summer Long: Conversations with The Beach Boys from Surfin' to SMiLE." Beard discusses how the Beach Boys didn't just make iconic music but defined Southern California itself — surf, sun, cars, the postcard invitation west — while Wilson quietly pushed pop into uncharted territory.

EP 497 - The springtime sounds of the red winged black birds and boreal chorus frogs. Leave a voicemail on the Prairie Surfin Hotline to help celebrate 500 episodes.Playlist: Workhorse - ChainKiki Cavazos - Little Old Dusty RoadFiver - DaybreakJuniper Bean - I'll Be Here In The MorningHorsebreaker - Neon SaguaroBlaze Foley - No Goodwill Stores in WaikikiTucker Zimmerman - Spit Into The WindTubbs and the Sad Boys - Peggy Lee feat. Alissa ArnasonCactus Lee - Seeing SpotsThe Deslondes - CordeliaPat Thomas - (Now That I've) Given UpFuses - AnilineReal Ponchos - SierraThe Bures Band - Avon Valley

EP 496: Rainy evening radio waves celebrating the first day of meterological summer. The Prairie Surfin Hotline is now open, call and leave a voicemail!!Playlist: BLO - Chant to Mother EarthThe Deslondes - I'm GoneJennifer Castle - Earth SongLiam McIvor - Stone Horses RunningSlow Motion Cowboys - Drive These Streets BlindBennett Mitchell - RearrangingHobby - CoffeeDillard & Clark - Train Leaves Here This MorningThe Cormorants - Cormorant QueenTobacco City - AA BluesNatural Child - Financial ReasonsRide Til Dawn - Tulsa CountyWITCH - Up The Sky

Welcome to June! We're delivering a little punk, a little synth, and a little bit of requests. It's all here on Alternative 80s! Track Listing:1) Pictures Of Matchstick Men - Camper Van Beethoven 2) Harborcoat - R.E.M. 3) Let Me Go (12" Extended Version) - Heaven 17 4) Disappear (Extended 12" Mix) - INXS 5) Magic Dance (12" Mix) - David Bowie 6) I Beg Your Pardon (I Never Promised You A Rose Garden) [12" Remix] - Kon Kan 7) No Mas Tequila - The Mainliners 8) Surfin' With Steve And E.D. Amin - Heller Keller 9) Cola Freak (Cola Freak Version) - Lost Kids 10) Standing In Front Of Poseur - Red Cross 11) (Let's Get, Let's Get) Tammy Wynette 12) Problems - Life Sentence 13) Red Light - Wall Of Voodoo 14) Sensitive - The Field Mice 15) Cesspool - Blake Babies 16) Hit The Ground - The Darling Buds 17) Doot-Doot (12" Mix) - Freur 18) Norman Bates (12" Mix) - Landscape 19) What Have I Done To Deserve This - Pet Shop Boys With Dusty Springfield 20) Supernaut - 10,000 Homo DJS 21) Get Down Make Love - Nine Inch Nails 22) After The Flesh - My Life With The Thrill Kill Kult 23) Only You - Yazoo

Conversations with Vocalist/Actor Valerie Arends, Ruthie Pottratz from Olde Towne Dinner Theatre and Rick Burkhardt from Surfin' Safari

EP 495: Windy Springtime imperfections - https://www.waternotcoal.ca/Playlist: The Deslondes - The Ballad of Boot HillNancy Sinatra & Lee Hazlewood - Arkansas CoalRick Nelson & The Stone Canyon Band - Don't Leave Me HereVincent Neil Emerson - Time of The RamblerGun Outfit - Teardrops (Classic Hell on Earth)Velvet Elk - They Say You Can't Change NobodyThe Haylofters - Brennan's HillTownie - Sassy SongEllen Froese - Wondering WhenNatural Child - Born LuckyJim Croce - Tomorrow's Gonna Be A Brighter DayOra Cogan - Love You BetterBlue Tandem - DreamsAllah Las - Ultramarine

EP 494 - Slower moments and shifting seasons bringing your May long weekend to a close.Playlist: Leao - LaleleiThe Chayns - Live With the MoonCindy Lee - Wild OneFiver Trois - R.J.D.Ken Pomeroy - Look at Miss OhioKacy & Clayton - Spare Me Over One More YearTobacco City - ColoradoTed Lucas - Stay HighCactus Lee - By SundayShaun Couture - My Stove Burned OutNatural Child - Sometimes a WomanVolunteers - Come On ThroughMenoncle Jason - PalourdesBlack Lips - Hooker Jon

EP 493: Ride the horse in the direction it's goingPlaylist: Ted Lucas - You've Got The PowerHoover - Jesus Don't Drive No Fastback FordBig Thief - Los AngelesFiver Trois - Tomka TonMistaken For Wayne - Roll Another Number (For The Road)Janky Bungag - Roller GirlJerry Jeff Walker - Viva LuckenbachVincent Neil Emerson - Livin' In The PastCaravan 222 - CherriesSilver Synthetic - In The BeginningBobby Dove - Loose ScrewsThe Dust Collectors - Old No. 9 TrainWhitey Morgan and the 78's - I'm On FireNatural Child - Biloxi Blues

EP 492: Spring is in the air - enjoy the warm weather and some waist high radio wavesPlaylist: Cactus Lee - Lone StarJeffrey Silverstein - Coming Back AroundOscar Lopez accompanied by Manuel Jara - Amigo LarryJ.J. Cale - Downtown L.A.Kacy Lee Anderson with The Waverly Pickers - Can't Find a WayCharley Crocket - Lonesome DoveTownie - Born to LoseDavid Allan Coe - SpotlightWood Andrews - Fox on the RunSlow Motion Cowboys - Damned If You DoGlyders - ShorelineWhite Fence - So BeautifulFuses - Garden of AshesWarumpi Band - Dead Flowers

EP 491 - Cosmic country odds and ends from across space and timePlaylist: Cactus Lee - Lee's DreamMapache - CowboyNew Riders of the Purple Sage - WhiskeyRobert Lester Folsom - What Are You Thinking Of?Velvet Elk - Fly Birds FlyCharley Crocket - Fastest Gun AliveJoe Abbott - Dirty Pile of SnowThe Camperdown Family Band - Gutters HeapfulCharlotte Cornfield - Hurts Like HellRosali - Other SideNatural Child - Smokin' In The KitchenDead Ghosts - Free & EasyMichael Hurley and The Holy Modal Rounders - Sweet Lucy

EP 490 - Cosmic reggae, dub,and calypso sounds from around the world on this 4/20 specialPlaylist: Lauraine - It's My House (Version)Rub of Rub - LepasPachyman - Calor AhoraNikitta - Encontro De Seca Com ChuvaPanman Pat - Spinning AroundCarlinhos Cardozo - O Morro Não Tem VezChristoph El' Truento - Another Scorcher (Disco Mix)Prince Osula - Mystic Herbalist Reggae MovementIbrahim Hesnawi - Never UnderstandRanking Ann - Love on a Mountain TopDebbie Gaskin & Eternal Love Combo - What's ThatZig-Zag Band - Ndzirombi (Conflict Monger)

EP 489 - Breezy sunny spring days aheadPlaylist: Michael Hurley - Automatic Slim & The FatboysFiver - DaybreakNick Shoulders - Tatum SpringCody Bearpaw - Angry MountainSkinny Dyck - Part of Me (More Easy)Slow Motion Cowboys - Invisible StarsThe Deslondes - MovingCactus Lee - Easy MoneyJerry Jeff Walker - Mississippi You're On My MindBig Thief - CertaintyJack Studer - Reverse CowboyBlack Lips - GeorgiaVelvet Elk - Pictures On The WallGlyders - Moon Eyes

Jeudi 2 avril, Pop-Rock Station alterne efficacement entre références solides et nouveautés. Ouverture avec Anna Calvi et Iggy Pop sur "God's Lonely Man". Retour aux classiques avec Bloc Party, puis hommage à Serge Gainsbourg avec "Vieille Canaille". Passage aussi par Placebo, Fleetwood Mac et System of a Down avec "Chop Suey!". L'album de la semaine met en avant The Twilight Sad et "Chestwound To The Chest", dans une veine shoegaze dense. Côté nouveautés, The Black Keys présentent "You Got To Lose", extrait de "Peaches". La cover du soir revisite David Bowie avec "Heroes", version TV on the Radio. Marjorie Hache nous propose également ce soir Goldfrapp, Shivaree, The B-52's et Shakey Graves. Focus aussi sur la compilation Help2 avec Pulp. En fin d'émission, virage alternatif avec Deftones, Weezer et Shakespears Sister. La nouveauté "Fresh Fresh Fresh" met en avant Sons avec "Surfin". Anna Calvi - God's Lonely Man (Feat. Iggy Pop) Bloc Party - Banquet Serge Gainsbourg - Vieille Canaille Viagra Boys - Sports Placebo - Nancy Boy Fleetwood Mac - Sara System Of A Down - Chop Suey ! The Twilight Sad - Chestwound To The Chest Jimi Hendrix - Crosstown Traffic The Hives - Tick Tick Boom Stretch - Why Did You Do It The Black Keys - You Got To Lose TV On The Radio - Heroes Goldfrapp - Ooh Lala Shivaree - Goodnight Moon Shakey Graves - When The Love Is New The B-52'S - Planet Claire Eugene Mcguinness - Shotgun Pulp - Begging For Change Anthrax - Antisocial Deftones - Be Quiet And Drive (Far Away) Sons - Surfin' The Surfaris - Wipe Out Weezer - Hash Pipe Shakespears Sister - Stay The Clash - London Calling Matmatah - Petite Mort (Lust For A Live)Hébergé par Audiomeans. Visitez audiomeans.fr/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

EP 486 - Dusty springtime prairie sounds from the Canadian westPlaylist: Rodrigo González - Balada del AsalariadoTim Hill - MexicoThe Flying Burrito Brothers - Here TonightJennifer Castle - TexasHobby - Dog Don't MindJerry Jeff Walker - Pissin' In The WindThe Deslondes - Lawdy MamaRide Til Dawn - Fruit FliesBig Rig - BacheloretteCactus Lee - Bad LuckRobert Lester Folsom - One More SongVolunteers - Ashes Over EdenThe Rolling Stones - Torn and FrayedCroy and the Boys - Don't Let Me Die in Waco

DEATH CAB FOR CUTIE - RiptidesGINEBRAS - Rechazada VivaOLIVIA RODRIGO - Bad Idea Right?HEMLOCKE SPRINGS - Head, Shoulders, Knees And AnklesFKA Twigs ft NORTH WEST - Childlike ThingsCYCLE - Trick The NightSPRINTS - DeceptaconMALA GESTIÓN - Noche De CasinoCONSTRUIMOS ESCALERAS -  BastaPLACEBO ft DAVID BOWIE - Without You I'm NothingPOND - TerrestrialsTHE BLACK CROWES - It’s Like ThatBEABADOOBEE - All I Did Was Dream Of You (feat. The Marías)EAVES WILDER -  Mountain SizedSONS - Surfin'ESTROGENUINAS - Fiesta de Fin de Curso en El Colegio CatólicoPIPIOLAS - Feria CañeteEscuchar audio

The guys are riding (precariously) high off of another Arsenal victory! They talk Max Dowman's magic moment, Chelsea's "HuddleGate"... thing, and check in with the rest of the league in match week 30!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

EP 485: Slow and meandering springtime swells - happy Spring Equinox :)Playlist: Jimmy Carter and Dallas County Green - Summer Brings The SunshineClose Relations - Comes a TimeIan Tyson - SpringtimeNancy Sinatra - Hello LA, Bye Bye BirminghamSir Douglas Quintet - I Don't Want To Go HomeJanky Bungag - Money I Can't SpendJJ Cale - If You're Ever In OklahomaFuses - AnilineLiquor Mountain - East DooleyGrace Rogers - TranquilityOra Cogan - Love You BetterThe Velvet Underground - Ride Into The SunHabibi - Nedayeh BaharParkay Quarts - Uncast Shadow of a Southern Myth

Beabadoobee, que también forma parte del disco benéfico Help 2, con la versión de Say Yes” de Elliott Smith, presenta “All I Did Was Dream of You”, una preciosa canción en la que cuenta con la colaboración de The Marías y que se mueve por una atmósfera intima, etérea y muy sensual. Ellas protagonizan este podcast donde destacamos también "La Próxima Vez No Habrá Próxima Vez", nueva canción de Bunbury, con sonidos muy latinos, que conectan con los de The Animeros en "Mamba, Mambo". Aparte, escuchamos a Robyn con la canción que dedica a su hijo, "Blow My Mind" y a Sons con "Surfin'".   SEAN FRUTOS - Lo Volvería a HacerRUFUS T FIREFLY - La PlazaBLEACHERS - Dirty Wedding DressTHE LEMON TWIGS - I Just Can't Get Over Losing YouGINEBRAS - Con Las Chicas en BerlínPIPIOLAS - Feria CañeteREPION - El Sueño Dura Una SemanaSHEGO - amiamigaBEABADOOBEE - All I Did Was Dream Of You (ft. The Marías)ARLO PARKS - Get GoROBYN - Blow My MindBUNBURY - La Próxima Vez No Habrá Próxima VezTHE ANIMEROS - Mamba MamboTHE BLACK KEYS - You Got to LoseSONS - Surfin'EL KANKA - Las GanasEscuchar audio

Cousin Brucie hosts Dean Torrence to discuss his enduring legacy as half of the iconic surf-rock duo Jan and Dean. The conversation explores the origins of their greatest hits, specifically how Brian Wilson gifted them the chart-topping song "Surf City" after a humorous dispute regarding the authorship of "Surfin' USA." Torrence provides a behind-the-scenes look at the Wrecking Crew studio musicians, detailing his unique preference for using two drummers to achieve a powerful recording sound. Beyond his musical contributions, Torrence highlights his success as a Grammy-winning graphic artist and invites fans to join him on upcoming nostalgia music cruises.

School is out! (For a little while) This week at the Clubhouse, we're celebrating Spring Break! Join Mrs. Payton as we discuss some pretty fun ways to spend your time off, learn and play a brand new Clubhouse game called "Four Corners," and dance our sillies away to "Surfin' USA" by the Beach Boys. Come join Mrs. Payton every week at the Sunny Coast Clubhouse! Everyone is welcome! Learn more at www.fmofm.com

EP 484: Good sounds tend to endure - a cosmic mix of Afro jazz and country music from across space and time.Playlist: iPhupho L'ka Biko - uThixo uKhonaWau Wau Collectif - Mouhamadou Lo and His ChildrenHailu Mergia - TezetaMamman Sani - TunanGo Kurosawa - AutowalkMaston with L'éclair - SouvenirWayne Patrick Garrett - Marine LifeSlow Motion Cowboys - Catch and ReleaseHobby - FamousFiver - Carry On WarmThe Nude Party - JuarezBob Sumner - Don't We ThoughThe Lostines - Playing the FoolGeronimo's Hit Single - Reno Reno Reno; Honey

His songs have been covered by HUNDREDS of bands over the years, and he's rightly been nicknamed the "Father of Rock and Roll". John Lennon may have said it best, "If you tried to give rock and roll another name, you might call it 'Chuck Berry'." This week's guest, New Orleans musician Smitti Supab (Captain Buckles), brings us 'The Great Twenty-Eight' by the late, great Chuck Berry. "Hail, hail rock and roll!" Songs discussed in this episode: School Days - The Beach Boys (Live, Knebworth 1980), Iron City House Rockers, Bobby Vee, Jan and Dean, AC/DC; Cringe, Hurry Up, Bus Station Blues - Captain Buckles; Johnny Be Goode, Roll Over Beethoven - Chuck Berry; Roll Over Beethoven - The Beatles; Too Much Monkey Business - Chuck Berry; Too Much Monkey Business - The Kinks; Subterranean Homesick Blues - Bob Dylan; Havana Moon, School Days, Rock and Roll Music - Chuck Berry; Rock and Roll Music - The Beatles; Reelin' and Rockin', Sweet Little Sixteen - Chuck Berry; Surfin' U.S.A. - The Beach Boys; Beautiful Delilah - Chuck Berry; Beautiful Delilah - The Kinks; Memphis Tennessee - Chuck Berry; Memphis Tennessee - John Lennon and Chuck Berry with Yoko Ono; Nadine, Maybellene, No Particular Place To Go - Chuck Berry; Raindrops on Mardi Gras - Captain Buckles

Garbeo por la huerta ibérica en busca de novedades. Comenzamos en Mallorca con las “Vidas modelo” de Go Cactus.Playlist;GO CACTUS “Nunca me voy de los sitios” (Vidas modelo, 2026)GO CACTUS “25 cl” (Vidas modelo, 2026)FUNDACIÓN FRANCISCO FRANKENSTEIN “Rey Mierda” (2026)MUJERES “Alucinante” (Es un dolor inexplicable, 2026)ESTROGENUINAS “Bea vapea” (2025)TITO RAMIREZ “Cachito de cachopo” (Sonido conquistador, 2026)L’EXOTIGHOST “Surfin’ vistula” (Hawáis está en tu mente, 2025)THE TIKIYAKI ORCHESTRA feat MARÍA ARRANZ “Sushi” (2026)THE BLACK CHILLIES “El grito” (El grito, 2026)VOSOTRAS VERÉIS “Pedro Pascal” (2026)THE OOMPA LOOMPAS “Love song” (Augustus Gloop, 2026)CAMELLOS “Camón” (2025)Versión y Original; LOS SAICOS “Come on” (1965)LOS NIKIS DE LA PRADERA “Poco a poco voy sabiendo más de ti” (Llorica, 2026)LOS NEGATIVOS “Graduado en underground” (Piknik caleidoscópico, 1986)LOS IMPOSIBLES “No sé llorar” (Escarlata?, 2022)Escuchar audio

EP 483: Cosmic full moon springtime country vibrations. Enjoy the sunshine!Playlist: Bill Callahan - West TexasEllen Froese - Bellflower BlueCroy and the Boys - What I Had To DoSlow Motion Cowboys - Drive These Streets BlindJasper Smythe - Cowboy Moon, Pt. 2Dylan Earl - Broken PartsDavid Wiffen - Never Make A Dollar That WayThe Black Canyon Gang - Lonesome CityLawrence Martin - I Got My MusicCharley Crockett - Kentucky Too LongMike Tod - My Alberta RoseTwisted Teens - White Hot CoalWhite Fence - Your EyesWITCH - Sweet Sixteen

A fun podcast this week with cartoonist, Lynn Hsu and frequent contest finalist, Carol Lasky.Lynn and carol have been collaborating on cartoons since Carol won a CartoonStock contest that used one of Lynn's cartoons. Their collaborations have appeared in the New Yorker and other respected publications.We talk with them about their process and the cartoons they've created together.You can find Lynn's cartoons on instagram here:https://www.instagram.com/loopyline/And her website here:https://lynnihsu.comWe discuss the winning entry for Contest #976 (Wait, what?)Finalists for Contest #978 (Surfin' so far, eh?)Current Contest #980 (Soon to beheaded B-listers.)We forgot to do our favorite cartoons from the issue this week. Be assured that they were all very good!We did have some technical glitches in this week's podcast. Vin continues to have some connection issues and we lost Carol for a bit. It all worked out in the end though.You can purchase original New Yorker cartoon art from Curated Cartoons here: https://www.curatedcartoons.comSend us questions or comments to:  Cartooncaptioncontestpodcast@gmail.com

EP 482: Fresh Spring tides and warm winter sunshinePlaylist: Cactus Lee - By SundayTerry Allen - The Girl Who Danced in OklahomaFiver - It Is What It IsThe Nude Party - Sweetheart of the RadioWeen - Help Me Scrape the Mucus Off My BrainThe Wine Soaked Preachers - The OldmanDavid James Allen - Bound to the GameThe Silver Sardines - Back on the PayrollNick Shoulders - Hill FolkDaniel Romano - RunnerChris Acker - Tin FishNatural Child - Now and ThenCase Oats - Buick DoorWITCH - Up The Sky

Time Travelin' Top 40 E221 Brandon Vogt with Mike Love of the Beach Boys on their new tour and their biggest hits like "Surfin' USA" and "Kokomo"See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Playlist: The Mauna Malahini Islanders - Beyond the ReefBreeders - Cro AlohaOlaf Sveen - Bei Mir Bist Du SchonVentures - Vamp CampAndy Starr - No Room for your kindThe Cyrillic Typewriter - Dream MazeRamones - Rockaway BeachMesser Chups - PhantomasofobiaPerry Como - Papa Loves MamboPixies - AnnaCalgary Boys Choir - Tales from the Vienna Woods, StraussForgotten Rebels - Surfin on heroinShadowy Men On A Shadowy Planet - We're Not a Fucking Surf BandSamantha Ohlanders, Byalaget - El Condor PasaThe Garrys - Graveyard CurveThe 427's - Escape from AlcatrazThe Surftones - Cecilia AnnThe Jesus and Mary Chain - Kill Surf CityPorno for Pyros - Tahitian MoonThe Poppy Family - Where Evil growsNancy Sinatra - Friday's ChildDavid Bowie - 7 Years in Tibet

EP 481: Songs of love and heartbreak for your relaxed winter days. Tell your friends you love them ❤️Playlist: The Sandals - Theme From the Endless SummerTucker Zimmerman - Slowin' Down LoveThe Waikikis - Sweet LeilaniJimmy Carter and Dallas County Green - A Night of LoveKacy & Clayton and Marlon Williams - Light of LoveTrummors - Yellow Spanish RosesThe Waikikis - Bali Ha'iLee Hazlewood - Won't You Tell Your DreamsTownie - Kickin' Up DustChris Acker - Gran TurismoThe Waikikis - Beyond The ReefBig Thief - 12,000 LinesJerry Jeff Walker - About Her EyesThe Rifle County Players - Cryin' Like a Cowboy ShouldThe Waikikis - The Hawaiian Wedding SongThe Professionals - A Part of Being With YouDebbie Gaskin & Eternal Love Combo - I Want Your LovePrince Osula - I Don't Want To Lose YouThe Waikikis - The Moon of ManakooraBasa Basa - Love, Love, Love

EP 480: Celebrating Black History Month on the radio wavesPlaylist: Henry Thomas - Bull Doze BluesRennie Cotton Heart - No More Love In This TownLinda Martell - Color Him FatherTommie Melton - The Courage to Face Another DayDusty and Stones - HomeLeo Nocentelli - Thinking of the DayTed Hawkins - The Lost OnesThe Nu'Rons - Hurry Up Tomorrow, Pt. 1Debbie Gaskin & Eternal Love Combo - Take Me Back to LAPanman Pat - Chip ChipPrince Osula - Mystic Herbalist Reggae MovementJohnnie Osbourne - African WakeToots & The Maytals - Take Me Home Country RoadsWilliam Onyeabor - Ride on Baby

EP 479: Sun washed country sounds and cosmic radio wavesPlaylist: Hal Paris - A Cold Winters DayJimmy Carter & The Dallas County Green - Honey DewKacy Lee Anderson with The Waverly Pickers - My Old Friend WadeThe Pink Stones - Real Sad Movies, Big Jet PlanesCruise Control - Lord's Right HandIan & Sylvia and The Great Speckled Bird - Get Up JakeWaylon Jennings - Waymore's BluesElliot C Way - MargaretThe Dust Collectors - Murder, I WroteSpencer Cullum's Coin Collection - Rowan TreeRobert Lester Folsom - I Don't KnowWillie Thrasher - Old Man CarverMarine Girls - A Place In The SunWeen - Tried & True

EP 478: Long evenings spent in the radiowaves and the low winter sunlightPlaylist: Omaha Loose Brothers - No Moon TonightTucker Zimmerman - Burial At SeaOra Cogan - HoneyErin Leigh - PortraitJeffrey Silverstein - Trip SetterLoving - No MastAllah Las - Blackberry JamRemi Dean - BrothersNatalie Bergman - GunslingerGarrett T. Capps - Floatin'Silver Jews - We Could Be Looking For The Same ThingStripmall - Mother of EarthTwisted Teens - Is It Real?Orchestre Poly Rythmo de Cotonou - Noude Ma Gnin Tche De Me

Entrega extraordinaria de 'El Sótano' de Radio 3 con un cóctel apropiado para paliar el frío de estas noches de enero. Un maridaje de sonidos tropicales añejos con la gracia y el ritmo inalterables para poner a punto tus pies.THE REVELS "Conga twist"ROBERTO ROENA "Que se sepa"ORQUESTA HARLOW "Be free"LA LUPE "Fiebre"PETE RODRÍGUEZ "Ilike it like that"LORD INVADER "Me one alone"PÉREZ PRADO "Mambo jambo"LAUREL AITKEN "Last night"SAM THE SHAM & THE PHARAOHS "Wooly bully"RITCHIE VALENS "La bamba"THE BEATLES "Twist and shout"THE SONICS "Psycho"THE TRASHMEN "Surfin' bird"LOS SAICOS "Demolición"AMY WINEHOUSE "Monkey man"THE SPECIALS "Stupid marriage"MADNESS "Shut up"Escuchar audio

Our word on the Bird this week - "Surfin' Bird," that is! We have to start with two songs by The Rivingtons: "Papa Oom-Mow-Mow" & "The Bird's The Word," which laid the foundation for future ornithological madness. After seeing The Sorenson Brothers (formerly The Revels) perform a mash-up of the two songs, The Trashmen added the tune to their repertoire and the rest is history! We also have a sighting of The Cramps and their version in this episode. This episode is not a lame duck!

Show #1132 Xmas Without Spinner 01. Parlor Greens - Auld Lang Syne (3:03) (Single, Colemine Records, 2025) 02. Boni Jane - Be My Santa Claus (2:55) (Single, self-release, 2025) 03. The New Bardots - A Pocket Full Of Christmas (2:49) (Single, Bongo Boy Records, 2024) 04. Andy B.AND - Xmas Eve On Venice Beach (4:47) (Tellin' Myself Weird Li'l Stories, Deko Entertainment, 2025) 05. The Doohickeys - Santa Is A Stoner (4:03) (Merry Happy Whatever, Forty Below Records, 2025) 06. Kelly Finnigan - I Can't Wait (For Christmas Time) (2:57) (Single, Colemine Records, 2025) 07. Misty Blues - Coal In My Stockings (4:11) (Single, Guitar One Records, 2025) 08. Mountain Rio - It's Christmas In Ukraine (2:53) (Christmas Hoedown, self-release, 2025) 09. Ollee Owens - Kris Kringle Jingle (2:27) (Single, Ollee Owens Music, 2025) 10. Anne Harris - Christmas Time Is Here (2:10) (Single, Rugged Road Records, 2020) 11. Johnny Vernazza - Sonny Boy's Christmas Blues (3:39) (Home By Christmas, self-release, 2025) 12. McCrary Sisters - Go Tell It On The Mountain (4:59) (A Very McCrary Christmas, Rounder Records, 2019) 13. The Bobs - Too Many Santas (3:59) (Too Many Santas!, Rounder Records, 1996) 14. DPB (David Paul Brooks ft. Journey Eiland & Ouiwey Collins) - The Wonders Of Christmas (3:10) (Single, DPB Muzik, 2025) 15. Nola Blue Revue - Please Come Home for Christmas (3:23) (Single, Nola Blue Records, 2025) 16. Mick Kolassa - Beale Street Christmas Jam (3:28) (Uncle Mick's Christmas Album, Endless Blues Records, 2021) 17. Roomful Of Blues - Good Morning Blues (5:03) (Roomful Of Christmas, Bullseye Blues, 1997) 18. Ray Charles - The Little Drummer Boy (5:30) (The Spirit Of Christmas, Columbia Records, 1986) 19. The Wave Benders - Little Drummer Boy (2:34) (Surfin' Christmas, Dwell Records, 1996) 20. Bobby Christina's Caravan - Funky Mistletoe (4:59) (Various Artists-Walking In A Winter Wonderland, Nola Blue Records, 2025) 21. Allison August - Just Don't Feel Like Christmas (3:02) (Single, MoMojo Records, 2025) 22. Joe Forte & Beth Shelby - I Can Get You On The Naughty List (3:28) (Single, self-release, 2025) 23. Will Wilde - Christmas Eve Blues (4:48) (Single, VizzTone Records, 2025) 24. Paul Gilbert - Every Christmas Has Love (4:56) ('TWAS, Mascot Records, 2021) Bandana Blues is and will always be a labor of love. Please help Spinner deal with the costs of hosting & bandwidth. Visit www.bandanablues.com and hit the tipjar. Any amount is much appreciated, no matter how small. Thank you.

Intro: Jingle Bells-The Ventures 1. Twistin' Bells-Santo & Johnny2. Let's Make Everyday A Christmas Day-Charles Brown3. Presents For Christmas-Solomon Burke 4. We Wish You A Merry Christmas-The Everly Brothers 5. Good King-The Fab 46. Merry Christmas Baby-The Poets7. Merry Christmas Baby-Chuck Berry8. Better Days-The Goo Goo Dolls9. Surfin' Santa-Lord Douglas Bryan10. Santa's Coming On A Whirley Bird-Santa's Mighty Elves 11. Merry Christmas baby-The Beach Boys12. Frosty The Snowman-America13. Frosty The Snowman-The Fab 414. In The House Of Broken Gingerbread-the Monkees15. New York Christmas-Rob Thompson16. Merry Christmas I Love You-Chicago17. Good Old 50's Christmas-Santa's Mighty Elves 18. Santa-Lightning Hopkins19. Christmas Spirit-The Wailers20. Touch Hands On Christmas Morning-Mike Douglas21. Santa's Coming To Town-Ray Charles22. Blue Christmas-Glen Campbell23. Monster Holiday-Bobby Pickett 24. Santa's Back In Town-Santa's Mighty Elves25. Sleigh Ride-Partridge Family 26. Back Door Santa-Clearance Carter27. Mr. Santa Clause-Nathaniel Myer 28. Your All I Want For Christmas-Brook Benton29. Don't Believe In Christmas-The Sonics 30. Let It Snow-The Minnesota Vikings31. Rudolph The red nosed Reindeer-The Fab 4 32. Rudolph The Red Nosed Reindeer-Ringo Starr33. Soulful Christmas-James Brown34. Jingle Bells-Brooker T. & The M.G.'s 35. Hey Santa Clause-The Moonglows36. Gee Wiz It's Christmas-Carla Thomas37. Santa & The Satellite-Dickey Goodman38. Jingle Bells-The Ventures39. Lonely Christmas-Sonny Till40. Santa's Gone Rock & Roll-Santa's Mighty Elves41. By By Truly-The Students42. Gather Around-Earth, Wind & Fire43. What Are You Doing For Christmas Eve-Sonny Till44. Reggae Christmas-Bryan Adams45. Christmas Comes But Once A Year-Amos Milburn46. Peace Be With You-Ringo StarrOutro: Ram Bunks Hus-Joey Dee 

In this episode, I spoke with author Thom Shubilla about his latest book "King Kong vs Godzilla -"The Most Colossal Conflict the Screen Has Ever Known". Popular culture in 1962 experienced many notable firsts. That year, The Beatles released their debut single “Love Me Do” in England, The Beach Boys first LP, Surfin' Safari, was stocked on record store shelves, The Rolling Stones played their first shows, Dr. No marked the opening James Bond adventure to hit theaters, Marvel Comics' “The Incredible Hulk” was splashed on the pages of comic books—and two of the greatest movie monsters, King Kong and Godzilla, clashed on the big screen.

UPDATED 8:20 a.m. Joe Piscopo departs, and Al Gattullo and Joe Sibilia take over for the remainder of the show. 45:06- Stephen Moore, "Joe Piscopo Show" Resident Scholar of Economics, Chairman of FreedomWorks Task Force on Economic Revival, former Trump economic adviser and the author of "The Trump Economic Miracle: And the Plan to Unleash Prosperity Again" Topic: Trump economic speech 52:30- Gordon Chang, Asia expert, columnist and author of "China is Going to War" Topic: Chinese confrontation with Japan 1:00:11- Bruce Blakeman, Nassau County Executive Topic: Entering the New York Gubernatorial Race 1:12:00- Tricia McLaughlin, Assistant Director for Public Affairs for the Department of Homeland Security Topic: Alleged death threat from twin brothers in Absecon, NJ 1:25:37- Joe Borelli, Former New York City Councilman and Managing Director of Chartwell Strategy GroupTopic: Transition to the Mamdani administration 1:50:25- Chris Grollnek, Retired Police Detective Corporal and Active Shooting ExpertTopic: Shooting at Kentucky State University 2:04:07- David Wildstein, Founder and Editor-in-Chief of New Jersey Globe Topic: Mikie Sherrill's incoming administrationSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.