Tonight week, we’re diving into some iconic Beatles and solo moments across the years, including:

• Getting back to the Rooftop Concert
• The Beatles’ 1964 Paris sessions, recording their two German-language songs and an early version of “Can’t Buy Me Love”
• The Beatles filming their live-action cameo for Yellow Submarine
• John Lennon recording “Instant Karma!”
• Paul McCartney writing “Give Ireland Back to the Irish”
• Ringo Starr releasing Ringo 2012
• The Concert for Bangladesh topping the album charts

Plus new releases, a Phil Collins birthday set highlighting his Beatles connections, deep cuts, and plenty of history along the way.

2 hours of Bluegrass Music

Winter, emo, tweemo.

Everything and anything related to David Bowie. Originals, rarities, covers, bandmates music. Delve into the many sides of David Bowie and his influence on music. Hosted by Steve Kreitzer. For past playlists or to listen to the latest show, please visit www.turmoilradio.com

Resurrection of the world's longest running punk/hardcore program, which originally aired from 1980 - 2004. Punk/hardcore/thrash from the US and the world! Hosted by Steve Kreitzer. For past playlists or to listen to the latest show, please visit www.turmoilradio.com

On HEALTH Yeah!, Drs Nisha Ghayalod and Daniel Van Arsdale, director of medical education at Stony Brook Southampton, speak with host Timothy Brown about those “awkward” topics, like body odor and bathroom habits, that can reveal a lot about your overall health. Dr. Lucy Moussignac, board certified family medicine physician with the Stony Brook Meeting House Lane practice, joins the conversation.

Then, Drs. Brianne Navetta-Modro and Diane Cymerman, allergists and immunologists at Stony Brook Medicine, join Dr. Susan Schuval, Stony Brook's chief of pediatric allergy, to discuss food allergies now that school season is in full swing.

HEALTH Yeah! is a production of Stony Brook Medicine.

For more information, visit health.stonybrookmedicine.edu or follow us on social media.

*DISCLAIMER: The information provided in this podcast is for educational and informational purposes only and is not intended as a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. If you think you may have a medical emergency, call your doctor or emergency services immediately.

Dilip Gersappe, a professor in the  Department of Material Science and Chemical Engineering at Stony Brook University, explores the engineering of climate resilience into nature's original building material: soil. Then, Guanyu Huang, assistant professor in the Program in Public Health and the School of Marine and Atmospheric Sciences, explains the complex relationship between climate change and air pollution, and how tracking pollutants can influence environmental justice areas.

C4E Presents is a production of Stony Brook’s Collaborative for the Earth.

Host: Heather Lynch
Editor: J.D. Allen
Program manager: Jennifer Gilday

Back to live!

Percussion Music 2

Pre-recorded special!