Happy Thanksgiving week!

On HEALTH Yeah!, host Timothy Brown speaks with six Stony Brook Medicine experts to discuss common concerns related to mental and physical health during the holiday season, including protecting children from injury and illness, improving sleep, reducing stress and exercising mindful eating. This conversation is from November 2024.

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Stephen Baines, an associate professor in the Department of Ecology and Evolution at Stony Brook University, is concerned about keeping coastal marshes intact amid rising sea levels and human infrastructure, and the importance of native plant gardening to support local biodiversity.

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

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

Last show of the semester !!XD happy thanksgiving ! happy winter break ! see you next semester

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.

Radiothon and some audio marvels in between.

Hyper pop, electronica and all things considered; thanks to all my In Transit friends!

Da inna circle playlist

An imaginary journey of shifting sonic surrealism. Radiothon pledges can be made at www.wusb.fm/pledge.
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First set has Gong Matrices with Gille Smyth, Edward Ka-Spell adding keyboards to a Badfinger release on Cleopatra Records, Kraftwerk from 1977, and Richard Wright from his 1978 solo recording.
The Supreme level intensity segment has
Earthless and J Mascis’s performance at Roadburn Festival 4/4/12.
Remembering the late NYC bass player Anthony Jackson who recorded many studio sessions throughout his long career with two tunes from Al DiMeola’s 1978 release “Casino”,
Part 2 of Peter Tosh (Jamaica) live at My Father’s Place 7/4/78.
New long form from Alio Die (Italy) in the Time Suspended segment and experimental ambient guitar from Dirk Serries (Belgium) in the Deep Drift segment.

Patchogue Boat Parade Christmas

Hosted by Mr. Edison

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