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Transmission 28 Days later with Dj Sabatoge airs Sat nights on 88.1 Fm WESU www.wesufm.org 10pm-12Am Playing the latest boom bap. Going INTO 27 years on CT airwaves via WESU, WRTC, WYBC, WFCS college radio stations throughout Connecticut.

Urban Talk Radio With Shafiq Abdussabur & Kingsley Ossei: Juan Castillo (WYBC 94.3 Mgr) by WNHH Community Radio

Lamone is a multi-talented vocalist, songwriter, and producer with an incredible vocal range. Always a leader, this “soulja” of music and art blazes his own trail. Lamone heard music all the time, influenced by his idols: Mom, Dad, Donny Hathaway, Stevie Wonder, Marvin Gaye, Patti, Chaka, and Aretha. With his ability to evoke the artistry of such legends, Lamone has developed a soulful yet eclectic style of his own, mixing R&B, Jazz and Hip Hop Beautifully and Melodically.Born and raised in Waterbury, Connecticut, Lamone is no stranger to going against the grain, or straying from the norm. He is working with multi-talented producer/musician/songwriter Chris “Big Dog” Davis. “Big Dog” has worked with Brian McKnight, Vesta, Will Downing, Phil Perry, Najee and many more.He has toured worldwide with Smooth Jazz pioneer Najee. Lamone is the featured artist, singing the notable song, “Fallin' in Love” on Najee's 2005 release, “My Point Of View”. In 2007, Lamone released his debut CD entitled, “Eclectically Speaking” and in 2011, released an EP entitled, “On The Rocks”. Recently, his single “High Off You” reached Number 1 at WYBC 94.3 in New Haven CT, which knocked JUSTIN TIMBERLAKE'S Suit & Tie from the top spot!Released Independently through his own imprint, Xclusive One Music, his latest CD, entitled, “Smooth” is creating a huge buzz and gaining momentum with the release of the first single,”Nightlife”. It is an infectious Dance song, mixing Classic with New R&B tearing up Radio and Dance floors across the Globe.Lamone has performed as an opening act for Jill Scott, Charlie Wilson, KEM, Chaka Khan, Anita Baker, and has been 20 Feet from Stardom from Me'lisa Morgan. His experience combined with his dynamic stage presence undoubtedly commands an audience's full attention.In this episode we converse about Lamone's love for music and the process behind such hits as "Rearview Mirror", "Smooth", "Born To Be Kings" and more. We also touch on his collaborations with Smooth Jazz Favorite, Najee and how this incredible partnership evolved. We talked and laughed for over 90 minutes. Time flies when you are having fun. Lamone is just as smooth and easy to talk to as his music is to listen to. It was a pleasure to sit down with him. I'm sure you will enjoy this episode. Listen and subscribe to the BAAS Entertainment Podcast on Spotify, Amazon Music, Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Deezer, iHeartRadio, Pandora, Podchaser, Pocket Casts and TuneIn. “Hey, Alexa. Play the BAAS Entertainment Podcast.”

1. Charles Foya; born in Zimbabwe now living in Europe ((00:10)) 2. Andrew Heath; former semi-pro basketball player and now entrepreneur ((07:48)) 3. Aubrey Lowe; Stratford native, now lieutenant with US Air Force ((13:34)) 4. Rayan Graham; former News 12 CT photographer ((20:44)) 5. Juan Castillo; Host at 94.3 WYBC ((28:01))

Lisa is joined by Program Director and Afternoon Drive host of 94.3 WYBC in New Haven Juan Castillo for some urban perspective during the ongoing protests. Then Lisa speaks with Teraj about the state of civil rights in the LBGTQ community.

Originally broadcast on WYBC 94.3 FM on the campus of Yale University in New Haven, Connecticut on longtime DJ Juan Castillo's show - this is a round-table remembrance about the late great Steve 'Stezo' Williams. His sudden passing on April 29th hit the universal hip-hop community from out of nowhere, a truly sad lose. I felt particularly connected to his legacy as I worked on projects over many years between Chris Lowe and Dooley-O, some of his oldest friends. The audio here features Juan Castillo, Dooley-O, Chris Lowe, Superman J of Skinny Boys, Jim Slice, E and Lil E. They share stories and memories from a lifetime of experiences many of which start from childhood. It's a great look back on a kid growing up always thinking way ahead of the his time from fashion, style, to dancing, to music. This brings the casual listener who may only know Stezo's seminal debut to a personal account of much more than just that record. If you know a fan of Stezo's work please shoot them this convo. They will love it. Check out some cool obscure appearances on dooley-o.bandcamp.com - I urge you to check out not only his debut album but dig further to a lot of his songs and videos after that too. He dropped a lot of music over the years worth checking, loads of dope, fly shit. Enjoy and Rest Easy Stezo - Thank you for everything Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It’s the season finale! It’s just Saima, Marco and Sharleen in the studio today to talk about life, love and all the risks and rewards that come with the two as we wrap up a great first season. Don’t worry though! WYBC will be back in 2020 with more episodes, guests and plenty of “bloody hells!” Follows us on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook @nazmaent. Email us at info@nazmaent.comWebsite: www.nazma-entertainment.com

Juan Castillo speaks with Dr. Robert Elder

Juan Castillo interviews CT Recording Artist Ricky Alan Draughn with a WYBC premiere of his latest holiday cover of "O Holy Night" featuring Kevin Monroe & Devotion

Third episode of the fourth season of S@Y: Science at Yale on WYBCX Yale radio: Cancer

First episode of the fourth season of S@Y: Science at Yale on WYBCX Yale radio: Traditional Healing and Theories of Medicine

Fourth episode of the fourth season of S@Y: Science at Yale on WYBCX Yale radio: On Elon Musk

Fifth episode of the fourth season of S@Y: Science at Yale on WYBCX Yale radio: Brain Mapping and Other Brain Stuffs

Sixth episode of the fourth season of S@Y: Science at Yale on WYBCX Yale radio: Inadequacy of Science Funding in US

Seventh episode of the fourth season of S@Y: Science at Yale on WYBCX Yale radio: The Food Chain

Eighth and final episode of the fourth and final season of S@Y: Science at Yale on WYBCX Yale radio: The Final Episode! Premedical Banter and Reflections on Yale

Second episode of the fourth season of S@Y: Science at Yale on WYBCX Yale radio: Asteroids and Other Space Objects

Greetings bunnies!!!! Happy Thanksgiving! Follow me on twitter @rachael. Follow me on instagram @1indienation!!!   I have a special mix from HOUSE superstar DJ MARKIE GEE. LONDON.NYC. follow him on his http://about.me/markiegee DJ Markie Gee is a dj who defies categorization playing bass-driven, underground dance music. Influenced heavily by Jersey Deep House, Detroit Techno, UK Rave and the Dutch New Beat and Gabber scenes, Gee seamlessly mixes beats and genres in a crowd- pleasing and original manner. With more than 20 years in the business as an international dj, promoter, music director and writer, his diverse vision brings party people together. Markie Gee cut his teeth doing local punk shows and parties as an undergrad at Trinity College in the early 80’s. Markie Gee’s eclectic programming of artists such as Front 242, Tackhead, Cabaret Voltaire, Arthur Russell and Marshall Jefferson lead to the creation of the CMJ RPM charts. Gee made a name for himself as a program/music director for college stations WWUH (1985 – 1987) and WESU (1996 – 1998). Later he went on to become a staple of the NYC/New England club and rave scene promoting and playing parties with Moby, That Kid Chris, Frankie Bones, SupaDJ Dimitry, Dave Dresden, Danny Tenaglia, Erick Morillo, Josh Wink, Pete Moss and Nigel Richards.Markie Gee developed his dynamic dj style cultivating his knowledge of disco, jazz, punk, house, funk and rock. Gee was a taste-making promoter and club dj as well as an influential writer for Dance Music Report, MixMag, Thousand Words, Dance Music Authority and Alternative Press. He’s held residencies in Boston, CT, Miami and NYC and headlined parties in London, Luxembourg, Montreal, Vancouver, San Diego, Philadelphia, Minneapolis, etc. Gee has been blessed to write about and perform with a who’s who of dance music including Roger Sanchez, Hector Couto, Oscar G, Todd Terry, Doc Martin, Stefano Noferini, Kenny Glasgow, Victor Simonelli, Robbie Rivera, Sonny Fodera, Harley & Muscle and Davidson Ospina. Gee maintains his global following with his popular iPhone app and a strong internet presence on WTC House Radio London and top rated WYBC 94.3 New Haven,CT. In addition he has had featured guest mixes on SS Radio UK, Radio Studio House France, RauteMusik FM Germany, IntergalacticFM Netherlands, DeepsoundFM London, Sobel Nation Radio NYC, Banana Network Canary Islands and KRCB Radio Free Sonoma. In 2011 Gee was voted a Top 15 artist by the West Coast website I Love House Music.

Third episode of the third season of S@Y: Science at Yale on WYBCX Yale radio: 2012 Nobel Laureates

Eighth and final episode of the third season of S@Y: Science at Yale on WYBCX Yale radio: Yale Science News

First episode of the third season of S@Y: Science at Yale on WYBCX Yale radio: Theoretical Physics

Seventh episode of the third season of S@Y: Science at Yale on WYBCX Yale radio: Food Science

Sixth episode of the third season of S@Y: Science at Yale on WYBCX Yale radio: Obamacare

Fifth episode of the third season of S@Y: Science at Yale on WYBCX Yale radio: Hurricanes

Fourth episode of the third season of S@Y: Science at Yale on WYBCX Yale radio: Space

Second episode of the third season of S@Y: Science at Yale on WYBCX Yale radio: The Science of Music

Eleventh and final episode of the second season of S@Y: Science at Yale on WYBCX Yale radio: http://bit.ly/JVTsIa

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Ninth episode of the second season of S@Y: Science at Yale on WYBCX Yale radio: http://bit.ly/LN9uDP

Cris Shirley's Sixth WYBC Yale Radio Show from the series titled Trash. This program traces the lines of influence and association that Yoko Ono has on music past pressent and future, focusing on her shrieking track "Why Not?" which opens the set. This is a fun exodus across the varied terrain of female experimental music.

Cris Shirley's forth WYBC Yale Radio Show from the series titled Trash. This program involved the slowing down of some that music that gets stuck in the back of your head, that you love, but never will play because it will keep ticking back there. Well, now you can let those wet sappy licks just bleed right in (I exaggerate on how poppy this is, its really a good set), as you kick yourself every time you mess up when the entry comes in because the song's timing is off. The playlist here is rich and diverse and yet every song takes on a completely new emotional quality. Also, you win a prize if you can tell me what song I didn't slow down during the set!

Cris Shirley's Third WYBC Yale Radio Show from the series titled Trash. This weeks show is everything ranted, everything that is spit out, pontificated, stuttered, and philosophized. Features some rants from Quinn and Terry at Surrealestate, from Allen Ginsberg, Bill Hicks, and others; along with music accompaniment and general mayhem.

Cris Shirley's second WYBC Yale Radio Show titled Trash. This week we traverse the sonic waves of psychedelic music, covering both contemporary and vintage performers. The psychedelic experience can be invoked by the music, but it is the listener that must receive and even cultivate that experience. I hope you enjoy this two hour trip into lands and realities never before explored.

This is volume 1 of Cris Shirley's WYBC Yale Radio Show titled Trash. A noise and associates show. Ze makes sound paintings with the shortwave radio, then plays music/noise they ze associates with those sounds. Some really interesting results along with some amazing tunes are played.

This is volume 1 of Cris Shirley's WYBC Yale Radio Show titled Trash. A noise and associates show. Ze makes sound paintings with the shortwave radio, then plays music/noise they ze associates with those sounds. Some really interesting results along with some amazing tunes are played.

Cris Shirley's fifth WYBC Yale Radio Show from the series titled Trash. This is show is losely based on my interest in the band Hella, it starts with several tracks off there LP Homeboy, and then breaks into distance associative vistas, love her, love her!