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[piratejenne]

whos around rn who wants to listen to me woo u with pop songs

[vicecityrave]

For full tracklist head here: http://www.bboxradio.com/fact-at-bbox/1415-like-a-pimp-feat-m-geddes-gengras-and-helm.html

[steadyleanin]

FACT AT BBOX #1401: NEW FORMS (FEAT. SUICIDEYEAR)

||| STREAM HERE ||| "FACT Magazine drops into BBOX for the first episode of the brand new show, hosted by John Twells and Walker Chambliss. Baton Rouge-based producer suicideyear guests." - BBOX Radio Playlist: Caustic Window - Airflow The Spookfish - Swimming in the Lake Finn - Keep Callin Ginuwine - Pony The-Dream - Pimp C Lives Demdike Stare - 40 Years Under The Cosh Z aka Bernard Szajner - Bene Gesserit Powell - Smut Shit & Shine - Pearl Drop Lee Gamble - Kali Wave Mumdance, Logos & Rabit - Inside The Catacombs Mix-0-Rap - I Am the DMR King Louie - Day (prod. Bobby Johnson) Skypad War, Mykko Montana, DC Young Fly, Chilly Chills & Lil Silk - Archive Nation (prod. by Down 2 Da End) Special guest: suicideyear Suicideyear & Out the Pound - Untitled Suicideyear & Out the Pound - Don't Suicideyear - Kuuuuuush Suicideyear - Clouds Suicideyear X PARTYNEXTDOOR & Nipsey Hussle- Hope Building A/Candy Kakarot- Port Harcourt (Shriekin Orchestral Remix) Singles Club (with Geng Grizzly, Moneyworth, Celestial Trax, Brad Stabler and suicideyear) Velour - The Tower Lumidee - Mars feat. Bodega Bamz Tessela - Rough 2 11 11 - My Heart Ariana Grande - Break Free (prod. Zedd) Gorgeous Children - How We Do It Alessandro Cortini - Dell'influenza

[holisticspaces]

The Many Shades of Green with Maxine Margo

AC: Tell us about TMSOG and your mission

MM: The Many Shades of Green (TMSOG) is an internet radio show which airs on BBoxradio. The program delves into topics on the environment and its interconnection with culture, politics, music and the arts. Many important issues about the environment are under-reported in the mainstream media, and it is a low priority for most Americans. While we, as a human species, depend upon natural resources to survive, we are quickly decimating and depleting those resources, and we are causing the extinction of many of the world’s most majestic and beautiful creatures. We are not living in harmony, nor are we living in balance with nature. The mission of TMSOG is to inform and educate the public about issues of sustainability, and to explain what actions we all can take to protect the planet.

How did TMSOG start?

MM: I was the content producer and booked guests for a show on Air America called “Green America”.  The program name was later changed to “The Money Message” with host Marc Sussman. We covered topics that included socially responsible investment, which greatly interconnects with issues of sustainability. I co-hosted the show on some occasions, and via my research for guests and topics, I became very interested in all things green. After Air America closed its doors, I hosted and produced an environmental radio program called “Village Green” on WDFH, Pacifica Radio. I was pursuing other avenues for my program, and I saw a flyer posted on a bulletin board in a coffee shop in Brooklyn, for BBox Radio, which stated that they were looking for radio programs for this new Community Internet station. I sent a sample show to Donna Zimmerman, the program director at BBox, and the rest is history.

Where and how did you get involved with sustainability?

I grew up in Brooklyn, not far from Brighton Beach, so I was always drawn to the ocean. I enjoyed the water, the birds, the salt air, as well as the French fries at Nathan’s (salt air and fries go hand in hand). My mom would take me on “nature” walks, and we would take cuttings of bushes and flowers that grew wild in vacant lots, which we would then plant in our backyard on Ocean Parkway. My interest in the environment grew even more through taking Geology courses at Brooklyn College, where I studied Geological periods, fossils, rocks, mountains, oceans, dinosaurs and more.

When I started working on the Green America show, I researched guests and topics that focused on sustainability. Alan Weisman, author of “The World Without Us” and Bill McKibben, founder of 350.org were guests on the Air America program.  I had Mr. Weisman on TMSOG, not long ago, to talk about his new book “Countdown” which covers the serious topic of overpopulation. I also had MayBoeve, co-founder of 350.org, on the program to discuss the problem of greenhouse gas emissions, which is the leading cause of climate change.

Tell us about some of the most interesting people or things you've learned through hosting this radio show.

First off, getting to meet and work with two amazingly talented and compassionate people, Abba Carmichael, my co-producer, and Brian Horowitz, my sound engineer, has enriched my life on so many levels. I could not do the show without them, as they both put their hearts and souls into getting the show out each week.

I have had many fascinating people on the program, and each and every guest is working hard to make a difference and help the planet. I have learned, though it saddens me, that issues involving sustainability are not taken seriously and have a low priority in most people’s lives. The “it is what it is” attitude is pervasive, and on the show I try to educate and inform the public about the need to take action to make the environment a priority.

I have had many interesting interviews that have stood out in my mind. I did an interview with J.K. Canepa, co-founder of NY Climate Action Group, who is fighting to stop the liquefied natural gas port from being built off-shore from areas in Brooklyn and Long Island. When the sound of a construction jackhammer outside the window muffled the interview, we moved to a tree house in a Community Garden in the East Village. Doing a “green” show from an actual tree house was truly awesome.

I also hopped on a Ferry Boat to Governor’s Island with my co-producer, Abba, to interview Murray Fisher at the Harbor School, a high school that teaches students about the importance of the waterways, and what we need to do to protect them.

Other guests of note include Riverkeeper; Eva Radke of Filmbiz Recycling; Syd Mandelbaum, CEO of Rock and Wrap It Up; Clare Donohue, founder of the Sane Energy Project; Nancy Bruning, founder of Nancercize; Tiokasin Ghosthorse, spokesman for the issues affecting the Native Americans and radio host of First Voices Indigenous Radio on WBAI; and of course the terrific Anjie Cho, founder of Holistic Spaces.  

You can hear the interviews of all the wonderful guests that have appeared on the show via my web page (www.themanyshadesofgreen.com) and (www.BBoxradio.com/the-many-shades-of-green). The bottom line is that we have to all be proactive and pick an environmental group and/or cause to get behind, so that we can keep this planet safe and beautiful for future generations to come.

What are three simple tips that you can give to readers to go green and truly lead a holistic life? 

First tip would be “don’t waste water.” Water is a precious commodity that is being threatened by over-consumption, hydrofracking, the bottled water and soda industries and drought conditions due to climate change, nationally and globally. I suggest taking shorter showers, getting a reusable water bottle, and trying not to purchase bottled water whenever possible.

Tip number two: purchase LED light bulbs for your living quarters, you will be reducing electricity usage and saving money in the long run. LED light bulbs have come down in price, and it is a win, win all around.

Tip number three: recycle cans, plastics and bottles and reuse as much as possible. Thrift stores have become cool over the years, visit one and get some vintage clothes or furniture. You will be helping yourself and Mother Earth.

One extra tip: go outside and connect with Mother Nature.

Maxine Margo Rubin has been involved with the media business as a content producer and part-time co-host for Air America (Marc Sussman’s Money Message), and hosted and produced Village Green on WDFH, a show which focused on topics of environmental sustainability and progressive social issues.

In addition, she worked to create a pilot for Green World Radio. Maxine is a Brooklyn girl, born and raised on Ocean Parkway, and is an alum of Abraham Lincoln High School and Brooklyn College. She has a master’s degree in Public Policy/Public Administration from New York University (The Wagner School). Maxine is a confirmed “Greeniac,” and serves on the Sustainability Advisory Board in the town of New Castle. She loves all genres of music, and enjoys her wonderful, nutty and creative family, including her pampered and highly cerebral pooch, Sparky 2.0. She is happy to be connected with BBOX Radio, and looks forward to spreading the word about environmental and social issues affecting Brooklyn and beyond.

[ulezak]

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[bothkindsofmusic]

The Both Kinds of Music Show is headed your way

On BBOX Radio, today from 4:30-6:30pm ET/1:30-3:30pm PT and concurrently wherever you are around the globe.

Polluting the interwebs with my own personal brand of country music and jibber-jabber. Today: The Americana Fest/Bristol Rhythm and Roots Reunion Show featuring bands who played either one or both of the festivals this weekend. Bristol's only 8 hours from Nashville so it's pretty convenient for artists to play both. 

Plus, a new feature called Learnin' with Both Kinds of Music - an artist spotlight showcasing a favorite artist of the mine. This week: Honky Tonk Hero, Dale Watson.

Tune in!

[bothkindsofmusic]

Presenting the show you should have heard this week. Technical difficulties - whattya gonna do? 

Note: Also available as a Spotify playlist, less about a dozen songs (mostly new music)

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We lost a country legend this week. Cowboy Jack Clement shuffled off this mortal coil to join Waylon, Johnny and so many more. On this episode, we pay tribute to Jack's life and times by playing music he had a hand in making, whether he wrote, engineered, produced, played or published it.

In hour two we celebrate some August birthdays and there's a lot of them. Those rural winter months are long and cold, but bring little joys in the summer!

Finally, a handful of new music from the likes of Big Sandy, Mike Stinson and Guy Clark. 

Set list follows:

Theme Song:

Porter Wagoner – Howdy Neighbor, Howdy

Break 1: 

Music Bed: Floyd Cramer – Lovesick Blues

Set 1: Cowboy Jack Tribute 

Jack Clement - The Black Haired Man

Jerry Lee Lewis – Whole Lotta Shakin' Going On

The Million Dollar Quartet – Brown Eyed Handsome Man/Out Of Sight Out Of Mind/Brown Eyed Handsome Man

Johnny Cash – Ring of Fire

Break 2: 

Music Bed: Smith's Ranch Boys – You Just Take Her

Set 2: Cowboy Jack Tribute

Rodney Crowell – Ballad Of A Teenage Queen

Charley Pride – Just Between You And Me

Don Williams – Come Early Morning

Bobby Bare – Miller's Cave

Janis Martin – It'll Be Me

Break 3: 

Music Bed: Bob Wills & His Texas Playboys – Sally Goodin'

Set 3: Cowboy Jack Tribute

Porter Wagoner & Dolly Parton– Just Someone I Used To Know

Townes Van Zandt – Tecumseh Valley

Waylon Jennings – Let's All Help The Cowboys (Sing The Blues)

Doc & Merle Watson – Freight Train Boogie

Louis Armstrong – Wolverton Mountain

George Jones & Tammy Wynette – Someone I Used To Know

Break 4: 

Music Bed: Willie Nelson – Down Yonder

Set 4: Cowboy Jack Tribute

John Hartford – I'm Still Here

John Prine – My Old Kentucky Home, Goodnight

Jack Clement – Roving Gambler

Cowboy Jack Clement – Dreaming My Dreams With You

Break 5: 

Music Bed: The Derailers – Corn Pickin'

Set 5: August Birthdays I

Webb Pierce – I Ain't Never (Aug 8)

Mel Tillis – Honky Tonk Song (Aug 8)

Junior Samples – Doggone, My Dog`s Gone (Aug 10)

Jimmy Dean – Sam Hill (Aug 10)

Buck Owens – Take It Easy (Aug 12)

Break 6: 

Music Bed: Deke Dickerson – West Virginia White Boy (instrumental track)

Set 6: August Birthdays II

Porter Wagoner – Lonely Comin' Down (Aug 12)

Connie Smith – Ribbon Of Darkness (Aug 14)

Rose Maddox – My Little Baby (Aug 15)

Don Rich – Wham Bam (Aug 15)

Billy Joe Shaver – I'm Just An Old Chunk Of Coal (Aug 16)

Break 7: 

Music Bed: The Hot Club Of Cowtown – Draggin' the Bow

Set 7: New Music I

Elvis Presley – Talk About the Good Times  from Elvis at Stax

Guy Clark – My Favorite Picture of You from My Favorite Picture of You

Big Sandy – This Ain't a Good Time from What a Dream It’s Been

Mike Stinson – May Have To Do It from Hell and Half of Georgia

Break 1: 

Music Bed: Nichol Robertson – Black Mountain Rag

Set 8: New Music II

Emmylou Harris and Rodney Crowell featuring Steve Fishell – That's All It Took from The Big E: A Salute to Steel Guitarist Buddy Emmons

Turnpike Troubadours – If You're Gonna Play In Texas (You Gotta Have A Fiddle In The Band) from High Cotton: a Tribute to Alabama

Lucero – The Closer You Get from High Cotton: a Tribute to Alabama

Outro:

Floyd Cramer – Last Date

[bothkindsofmusic]

This Week's Both Kinds of Music Show is posted

The Wordless Show is available for your listening pleasure.

Also available on Spotify minus the unavailable tracks.

Intro:

Porter Wagoner – Howdy Neighbor Howdy

No Talk Break 1: 

Music Bed: The Ventures – Lovesick Blues

Set 1: 

Jerry Reed – The Claw

Biller & Wakefield – Chicken at an Exhibition

Merle Travis – Gonna Lay Down My Old Guitar

Eddie Cochran – I'll See You In My Dreams

Glen Campbell – King Of The Road

No Talk Break 2: 

Music Bed: The Derailers – Corn Pickin'

Set 2: 

Willie Nelson – Bach Minuet In G

Buddy Emmons – Cannon in D Major

Dave Edmunds – Classical Gas

Los Straitjackets – Theme From Magnificent Seven

The Hot Club Of Cowtown – Draggin' the Bow

No Talk Break 3: 

Music Bed: Joe Maphis & Larry Collins – The Rockin' Gypsy

Set 3: 

Eric Weissberg & Deliverance – Dueling Banjos

Nitty Gritty Dirt Band – Sallie Ann

Steve Martin – Clawhammer Medley

Nichol Robertson – N.H.C.

Lester Flatt & Earl Scruggs And The Stanley Brothers – Foggy Mountain Breakdown

No Talk Break 4: 

Music Bed: Deke Dickerson – West Virginia White Boy

Set 4: 

Bob Wills & His Texas Playboys – Sally Goodin'

Don Rich And The Buckaroos – Faded Love

The Pine Valley Cosmonauts – Texas Playboy Rag

Jeremy Wakefield – Tiny's Tempo

Noel Boggs Quintet – Steelin' Home

No Talk Break 5: 

Music Bed: Larry Collins – Hurricane

Set 5: 

Devil in a Woodpile – Steel Guitar Rag

The Fly-Rite Boys – Strollin' With Mary Jane

Redd Volkaert – No Stranger To A Tele

Merle Haggard (With. The Strangers) – Mama Tried

Johnny Cash – Cattle Call

No Talk Break 6: 

Music Bed: Smith's Ranch Boys – You Just Take Her

Set 6: 

John Hartford – I Am A Man Of Constant Sorrow 

Willie Nelson – Down Yonder

Chet Atkins and his Guitar Pickers – Indian Love Call 

Stompin' Tom Connors – Skinner's Pond Jig

Roy Clark – Dented Fender

No Talk Break 7: 

Music Bed: George Jones & Jordanaires - The Race Is On

Set 7: 

Joe Maphis – Fire On The Strings

Brad Paisley – Cluster Pluck - Featuring James Burton, Vince Gill, Albert Lee, John Jorgenson, Brent Mason, Redd Volkaert and Steve Wariner

Wynn Stewart – Spittin' Guitar

Jimmy Bryant – Flippin' The Lid

Glen Campbell – Wabash Cannonball

No Talk Break 8: 

Music Bed: The Shadows – Apache

Set 8: 

Boots Randolph – I Fall To Pieces

Redd Volkaert – The Buck Stops Here

Johnny Cash – Ballad Of Little Fauss And Big Halsy

Gram Parsons – Return of the Grievous Angel

Outro: Floyd Cramer – Last Date