Cruisin' For A Bluesin'

Theophany Celebration

2 hours of Bluegrass, celebrating artists performing at this years Joe Val Festival

Fill In by John O of the Salvage & Recovery Radio Show

Conversations with Elaine Gross of Erase Racism on Martin Luther King. A rebroadcast of a chat with Stephen Cat Core, of Third World.Kerry Kearny will come by to discuss His upcoming Gigs

Meet How's That?, a podcast that dives deep into all sorts of things that make our world work — such as organisms that act like zombies, plants that talk to each other, light that pollutes our skies and academic change that brings climate topics to students.

Then, Oliver Shipley, an assistant professor in the School of Marine and Atmospheric Sciences at Stony Brook University, discusses shark population trends following the recent rise in shark sightings off Long Island and his tracking efforts in the New York Bight — a conversation from September 2025.

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

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

On HEALTH Yeah!, Rakiya Watts, licensed midwife and Midwifery Division Director at Stony Brook Medicine, joins Dr. Heather Findletar Hines, a clinical associate professor and doctorally prepared midwife, and Noelle Beutler, a community doula and childbirth educator, who offer women’s health and pre- and postnatal care, including hospital birth, here at Stony Brook, and home birth.

Then, on Healthcast, Carine Maurer, a movement disorders neurologist in Stony Brook's Center for Parkinson’s Disease and Movement Disorders, and Dodie Gillette, a clinical psychologist in the Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Health, speak with host Timothy Brown about a pilot study that investigates the feasibility and benefits of telehealth in a cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) group setting. This conversation is from April 2025.

HEALTH Yeah! and Healthcast are productions of Stony Brook Medicine.

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

Our opening song is by Greg Brown and Bill Morrissey from the album "Friend Of Mine".
Alternate Monday mornings from 7-9. Third fishing hole from the sun.

Happy Birthday tributes to Januarians: Susan DeVita and Peter Kearns. Various new f/x Records music and some new Spaghetti Eastern Music to feed your ears. Marvels still amazingly await.

A hint of jazz, R&B and others; last show before the semester begins!

da inna circle playlist

Bob Weir remembrance
GD catacomb segment-Dave’s Picks 54
Baltimore Civic Center 3/26/73 part 2-2nd set
Improvised instrumental progressive with
Richard Pinhas & Barry Cleveland (France & USA), Trigona (Australia), Psychedelic Source Records (Hungary), Tuluum Shimmering (UK). Free System Projekt (Netherlands) in the Cosmic Hour. Aglaia (Italy) and Nuur (Germany) in the Deep Drift segment.

Captain Phil fillin' in!

Mix of new and traditional country, folk and American music.

Opening set
The Grateful Dead, Weather Report Suite (WAKE OF THE FLOOD, Warner Brothers)

Set # 2
Bobby and the Midnites, Book of Rules (BOBBY AND THE MIDNIGHTS, Arista)
Bobby and the Midnites, Festival (BOBBY AND THE MIDNIGHTS, Arista)
Bruce Hornsby, Jack Straw (INTERSECTIONS 1985-2005, Legacy)
Suzanne Vega, Cassidy (DEADICATED, Arista)

Set # 3
Bob Weir & The Wolf Brothers, Only A River (LIVE IN COLORADO, Third Man)
Tom Waits, Shenandoah (SON OF ROGUES GALLERY, Anti-)
John Stewart, The Day The River Sang (THE DAY THE RIVER SANG, Appleseed)
Steve Earle & The Dukes, Harlem River Blues (J.T., New West)
The Standells, Dirty Water (single, Tower)

Set # 4
*Wilbur Sargunaraj w/KimOJax, Greenland is Not For Sale (via YouTube)
*Patty Griffin, Back At The Start (CROWN OF ROSES, PGM/Thirty Tigers)
The Flying Pickets, Psycho Killer (LOST BOYS, 10 Records)
*Jesse Welles, Masks Off (via YouTube)
Lou Reed, Busload of Faith (NEW YORK, Sire)

Set # 5
Patty Griffin, Up to the Mountain (MLK Song), (CHILDREN RUNNING THROUGH, ATO)
Neal & Leandra, Ready For Memphis (STRANGER TO MY KIN, Uncle Gus)