Tonight on With The Beatles

Tonight we celebrate the birthday of Yoko Ono

Plus — we’ll be chatting with author Madeline Bocaro!

Also on tonight’s show:
• The Help! sessions
• Recording of “Being for the Benefit of Mr. Kite!”
• Ringo Starr recording “It Don’t Come Easy”
• Paul McCartney recording songs for McCartney
• John Lennon & Yoko on The Mike Douglas Show
• And much more Beatles history, deep cuts & surprises

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The big sendoffs for Bobby "Boo" Duvall, Reverend Jesse Jackson and Mardi Gras 2026, time to lay your burden down...Edition.

Wordsworth interview. stump tha cape plus more

Ken "The Rocket" Korb Tribute and New Blues

SONNY & CHER & GREGG ALLMAN SHOW - MONTH OF FEBRUARY - MONTH OF LOVERS

2 hours of Bluegrass

"Creature CAPITALI$M"

This is the playlist for when I filled in for Chris Phillips

An Encore Broadcast

Carrie Mongle, assistant professor in the Department of Anthropology and Turkana Basin Institute at Stony Brook University, examines fossilized teeth to understand how early humans grew, lived, and ate — this conversation is from September 2025. Then, meet Wenbo Li, assistant professor in the Department of Communication, who studies public understanding and support for climate change action. As part of the "Climate Change and You" pop-up course, Li teaches the harmful effects of misinformation on public trust in science, policy support, and societal polarization.

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!, Drs. Jonathan Price, assistant professor of surgery here at Stony Brook University Hospital, and Neal Patel, an interventional cardiologist at North Suffolk Cardiology, speak with host Timothy Brown about prevention and treatment options for Coronary Artery Disease (CAD), the buildup of cholesterol, fat, and other substances that restricts blood flow through coronary arteries.

Then, husband and wife duo Drs. Anthony Anzalone and Véronique Deutsch-Anzalone, both Stony Brook University Hospital psychologists, share insights and practical tips for maintaining meaningful connections with your partner, children and yourself. This conversation is from February 2025.

HEALTH Yeah! is a production of Stony Brook Medicine.

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