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Dana Golden, graduate research assistant in the Graduate School at Stony Brook University, explains why Suffolk County electricity averages much higher than the national average and how prices are set through generators, transmission constraints, and utilities.

Then, meet Sophia Camularie, a biology major, reading her poem "I can hear the birds and trees". Sophia's poetry was featured in a book, "Nature State of Mind", including 13 SUNY schools and 70 student artists and writers across New York State.

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. Brianne Navetta-Modrov and Susan Schuval speak with host Timothy Brown to discuss seasonal allergies that affect millions of adults and children in the U.S. — this conversation is from April 2025.

Then on Healthcast, Kristie Golden, assistant vice president of operations for the neurosciences service line at Stony Brook Medicine, features The CARE Initiative, an initiative from Stony Brook Children’s Hospital to partner with local school districts in response to the growing health care needs of students across Suffolk County, especially those surrounding mental health and wellness. Susan Wilner, director of Behavioral Health Strategic Initiatives at Stony Brook Medicine, and Cathryn Galanter, director of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, join the conversation.

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

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

episode 8
when you want to be the coolest, most esoteric, whimsical person on the park bench ><

Our opening song is by Greg Brown and Bill Morrissey. Join us at the third fishing hole from the sun alternate Mondays from 7-9am.

Various amusement for your ears. Ya just never know what's coming next. In like a calm clam - out like a lecherous lion - or something like that.

trip hop set! instagram: @notesfromundergroundradio
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Love ends with its troubles... and leaves us with fun songs! Happy Radiothon.

da inna circle playlist

Safe harbor instrumental Radiothon mind expansion
Opening down a different path with
Ennio Morrricone (Italy), Budos Band (Staten Island), Santana (San Francisco), Soft Machine (UK), Desertion Trio, The Mahavishnu Project (USA), Tabla Beat Science, Markus Reuter & Sonar (Germany & Switzerland)
The Time Suspended segment brings cv313. (Detroit), Eat Static (UK)
The Deep Drift segment brings sleep with Anthéne (Canada), Alio Die, Lorenzo Montaná (Italy)

self-titled episode! all things musical in honor of me seeing death becomes her today, I don't normally indulge in my musical side when it comes to music- but I felt obligated today!

A truncated edition of Sunday Street this week with a Stony Brook Women’s Lacrosse broadcast at 10:45 AM

Yet our land is still troubled by men who have to hate
They twist away our freedom and they twist away our fate
Fear is their weapon and treason is their cry.
We can stop them if we try. --- Phil Ochs, The Power and the Glory, 1963

Opening set – The day after ‘No Kings’
Sloan Wainwright, We Are the People (RED MAPLE TREE, not on label)
Patti Smith, People Have the Power (DREAM OF LIFE, Arista
*Bruce Springsteen, The Streets of Minneapolis (single, Columbia)
*Jesse Welles, Good Morning America (via youetube.com)
Phil Ochs, The Power and the Glory (ON MY WAY, Micro Werks)

We shared a recent conversation with Sloan Wainwright, in advance of her upcoming April 19th show at 5 PM at The Long Island Museum in WUSB’s Sunday Street Series (sundaystreet.org for information)

During that conversation we played:
Sloan Wainwright, Two Sticks (RED MAPLE TREE, not on label)
Sloan Wainwright, Summertime (COOL MORNING, Derby Disc)

Remembering Chip Taylor, the singer/songwriter, who passed away on March 23rd:

Hosted by Mr. Edison

river theme set today!