Radio Voices Session 9 6.21.7

Hola Listeners,

For Session #9 my guests were Jay Unidos of Urban Guerilla Zine and Chinese Lunch Special & The True D of The Sweet Nothings, David Benjamin, Safeway, Gamelan Sari Raras and Isabellas.

I talked with Jay about his zines and about upcoming bands at Gilman where Jay is one of the bookers. We played tracks from Code of Honor, A.D.T., Eskapo, WTD, and Ludicra.

True D performed a number of songs live and we played a number of tracks from his many musical projects.

The tracks I played were:

Hail Columbia
Paid in Full by Eric B and Rakim
Into the Unknown by Sigue Sigue Sputnik

You can learn more about Jay's zines at:
http://www.wethepunx.com/
Or catch one of his many bulletins on myspace by becoming his friend at:
http://www.myspace.com/ugzmagazine

You can hear more of True D's music at:
http://www.myspace.com/thesweetnothings
or at:
http://www.thesweetnothings.net/
or at:
http://ls.berkeley.edu/dept/music/JavaneseGamelan/aboutus.html#sariraras

You can hear the podcast of this session at:
http://www.nerdnetworks.org/pcr/RadioVoices-20070621.mp3

Tune in this Thursday to hear an interview with Attaboy, creator of the Disney cartoon "Too Many Robots" as well as the founder of Yum Factory and member of A&B. Dax Tran-Caffee will be in the studio for a special on air performance. And DJ Deleon will be in bringing the Beat Down.

Radio Voices Session 8 6.14.2007

Hola Listeners,

For Session #8 my guests were the band Medoucha. The four piece of Harp/Drums/Guitar/Vocals performed live on the air multiple songs from their upcoming album.

They joined me for the latest incarnation of Chester Carlson's Army as I told "Fiero GT" (Orignally appearing in the pages of "Not My Small Diary").

Inbetween performances I played a ton of James Brown.

You can hear more of Medoucha at:
http://www.myspace.com/medouchea

Eventually you should be able to hear the podcast of this session at:
http://www.nerdnetworks.org/pcr/RadioVoices-20070614.mp3

Tune in tonight to hear Jay Unidos of Urban Guerilla Zine and True D of The Sweet Nothings, Isabellas and much more.

Radio Voices Session 7 6.10.7

Hola Listeners,

For Session #7 my guests were Form & Fate and Anthony Delaney. Anthony played 4 songs live on the air. Three of the members of Form & Fate and Anthony were inducted into Chester Carlson's Army and improvised while I told the story "Night of The Living Drag Queens". I played a number of songs from Form & Fate's latest album "The Form and Fate of Lakes".

Inbetween interviews and performances I played:

10:15 by The Cure
Preacher's Daughter by James Brown
My Teeth by Fauna Valetta

If you would like to hear more of Anthony Delaney's music, email me and I will send you mp3's.

If you would like to hear more of Form & Fate go to
http://www.myspace.com/formandfate
or http://www.500records.com/
and they will be playing at The Hemlock Tavern on July 19th.

You can hear the podcast of this show at
http://www.nerdnetworks.org/pcr/RadioVoices-20070607.mp3

Tune in this Thursday to hear a musical performance by Medoucha.

Radio Voices Session 6 5.31.7

Hola Listeners,

For Session 6 last night my guest was Mona Cadena-Deputy Director of Amnesty International and musical guests Isabellas.

Inbetween performances and the interview I played:
Talking Loud, Aint Saying Nothing-James Brown
Skydiving, I scare myself, Queen of November by Rosin Coven

Mona and I discussed a wide range of topics from the founding of Amnesty Int. to some of the battles they are facing right now. Join the fight.

You can learn more about Amnesty International at
http://www.amnesty.org/

You can hear more of Isabella's at
http://www.myspace.com/helloisabellas

The poem I told on the air was this:

Sometimes

I wish

That

Gravity

would stop working

on

just

me

so

that

I could float

into

the

sky.

You can hear the podcast for last nights show at:
http://www.nerdnetworks.org/pcr/RadioVoices-20070531.mp3


Tune in next week to hear my interview with Anthony Delaney, founder of the Caliban Foundation and my musical guest will be Form and Fate.