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

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.

Then, meet Taeyoung (Paul) Kim, an environmental design, policy and planning student, shares his essay "Slow Aesthetics: Seeking Answers from Nature" in the student-produced book "Nature State of Mind."

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

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

Drs. Tara Huston, Amna Sher, and Jordan Slutsky with the Melanoma Management Team at Stony Brook Medicine discuss the ABCDEs of skin cancer. Doctors take listeners through the full skin cancer journey — from recognizing early warning signs and understanding diagnosis, treatment options and reconstruction.

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 with summer activities for kids about to kick-off — this conversation was recorded in September 2025.

HEALTH Yeah! is a production 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.

Kim and Stacy Humphrey Village Green Music Heart & Home

Blues/Rocl/R&B

last show of the semester :0 thank you all for a great year i will b back in the fall<3 instagram: @notesfromundergroundradio

Last call for radiothon - call into the station at 631-632-6901

Celebrating the end of the school year; dedicating songs to the things that made it. Enjoy the sweet summer ahead, but don’t forget to look at the wonderful days that have passed. See you live again in ten weeks!

da inna circle

2-5am Electronic Experimental Edges
New music from Angine de Poitrine (Canada),
Another tune from the Tear Garden’s latest (UK, USA & Netherlands).
American weirdness from The Residents, Frank Zappa.
UK weirdness from Legendary Pink Dots.
German electronic weirdness from The Hausfrauen of Death.
Experimental European electronic from Asmus Tietchens + Okko Becker (Germany), Vidna Obmana (Belgium) and the 90’s collaboration between
Steven Wilson’s (UK) & Dirk Serries (France) project called
Continuum in the Time Suspended segment.
Ambient from Rafael Anton Irissari (USA) in the Deep Drift segment.

Opening set
The Rolling Stones, 2000 Light Years From Home (THEIR SATANIC MAJESTIES REQUEST, London]
*The Rolling Stones, In The Stars (forthcoming FOREIGN TONGUES, Rolling Stones Records)
Paul Kantner & Grace Slick, Have You Seen the Stars Tonight (BLOWS AGAINST THE EMPIRE, RCA)
Lynn Miles, We’ll Look For Stars (WE’LL LOOK FOR STARS, Continental Record Services)
Cliff Edwards, When You Wish Upon A Star (single, Decca)

Set # 2
*Clifton Chenier, French Zydeco (KING OF LOUISIANA BLUES & ZYDECO, Smithsonian Folkways)
*Steve Riley w/Mick Jagger, Zydeco Sont Pas Sales (A TRIBUTE TO THE KING OF ZYDECO, Valcour)
*Clifton Chenier, Walking to Louisiana (KING OF LOUISIANA BLUES & ZYDECO, Smithsonian Folkways)
Wayne Toups TOOPS & Zydecajun, Tupelo Honey (BLAST FROM THE BAYOU, Mercury)
Dennis Quaid, Closer to You (THE BIG EASY, Island)

Set # 3
*I’m With Her, The Obvious Child (SING WE ALIVE, Rounder)
Paul Simon, Born At The Right Time (demo) (THE RHYTHM OF THE SAINTS, Warner Brothers)
Justin Townes Earle, Graceland (single, New West)

Set # 4
*Andrew Combs, Desperados Waiting for A Train (OLD NO. 1 REVISITED, Truly Handmade)

Bill Kay happy to be hosting today's JOTA.
Our opening cut is by Tin Fish Tango by Plunge.