Gloomy fall tunes

On HEALTH Yeah!, Dr. Michael Hung, a surgeon that specializes in the management of urologic cancers, speaks with oncologists Drs. Judy Huang and Joanne Wu about the prevalence of prostate cancer, which 1-in-8 men face in their lifetime.

Then, Dr. Eric Rashba, director of the Heart Rhythm Center at Stony Brook Heart Institute, speaks with electrophysiologists Drs. Ibrahim Almasry, Roger Fan and Abhijeet Singh about common signs and treatments of atrial fibrillation, which affects more than 2.5 million people nationwide.

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

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*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.

Pamela Ginex, assistant professor in the School of Nursing and the Stony Brook Cancer Center at Stony Brook University Hospital, explores the impacts of disasters on patient care. Then, Joeva Sean Rock, assistant professor in the Department of Anthropology, weighs the success of genetically modified crops in Ghana — an encore broadcast.

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

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

Radiothon time again. Less music more talk. But it's still filling.

DA INNA CIRCLE

Where traditional country music meets new Americana.

On November 3, 1957 Laika, a stray dog from the streets of Moscow became the first animal to orbit the earth. This morning we pay homage to Laika, with the full release “The First Patashnick” by UK synth composer Andy Bloyce and his Soviet Space Dog Project in the
Cosmic Hour. We will also dive deep into Minimalist composer Steve Reich’s 1978 masterwork “Music For 18 Musicians”
along with a long form ambient composition in the Time Suspended segment from Lou Reed and the latest live recording from Indian fusion band “Shakti” recorded live on their American tour of 2024. We will spread the word about the Zakir Hussein memorial concert next year at Carnegie Hall.
Melting World-a global journey within your mind this Saturday night at Midnight
(Sunday 12-5am) at WUSB,
Where unique sounds begin.

Opening set
The Doors, Cars Hiss By My Window (L.A. WOMAN, Elektra)
*Eric Andersen, Broken Bone Blues (DANCE OF LOVE AND DEATH, Y & T Music)
*Kerry Kearney, Rub Me Row (KEEP ME IN YOUR HEART: THE SONGS OF WARREN ZEVON, Paradiddle)

Set # 2
Archie Fisher, Western Island (THE MAN WITH A RHYME, Folk Legacy)
Davey Graham, Anjie (CRY ME A RIVER, Poppy Disc)
The Pentangle, Sweet Child (SWEET CHILD, Reprise)
Ollabelle, I Am Waiting (OLLABELLE, Columbia)
*Robert Plant, Gospel Plow (SAVING GRACE, Nonesuch)

Set # 3
*Jory Nash, The Light Still Shines on the Main (THE LIGHT STILL SHINES ON THE MAIN, self-released)
Christy Moore, Shine On You Crazy Diamond (LISTEN, Columbia)
*John Gorka, A Light Exists in Spring (UNENTITLED, Red House)

Set # 4
Stan Rogers, Dark Eyed Molly (TURNAROUND, Fogarty’s Cove)
Stan Rogers, The Witch of the Westmoreland (BETWEEN THE BREAKS LIVE!, Fogarty’s Cove)
Kate Rusby, The Witch of the Westmoreland LIFE IN A PAPER BOAT, Pure)
The John Renbourn Group, Lindsay (LIVE IN AMERICA, Flying Fish)
John Renbourn & Wizz Jones, Mountain Rain (JOINT CONTROL, Riverboat)

Set # 5

Hosted by Mr. Edison
(Jack DeJohnette)

Student Takeover

Student Takeover