Tonight on With The Beatles

We’ve got a packed show tonight!

We’ll take a deep dive into Phil Spector’s production on Let It Be — including those iconic (and controversial) orchestral overdubs.
We’ll also explore BBC recordings from The Beatles, plus more sessions from Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band.

Plus:
• A collaboration between George Harrison & Mick Ralphs
• John Lennon & Yoko Ono become citizens of Nutopia
• New releases from Paul McCartney & Ringo Starr
• New music from James McCartney & Sean Ono Lennon
We’ll also celebrate birthdays and tributes to:

Leon Russell
Eric Clapton
Marvin Gaye

And of course — more Beatles history, deep cuts, and great gems throughout the night!

Fill in by Mr. Edison

The Bye-Bye-Bondi, No Kings Day 3.28.2026, Artemis II moonshot on the Full Moon, French Quarter Festival coming on Edition.

new hiphop plus stump tha cape plus guests mr e Babylon x surefire and more

Fools Blues

Theme: Least streamed songs on popular albums (no interludes/instrumentals).

favorites

"Strange + Electronic"

2 hours of Bluegrass, Spring Radiothon continues

Fill-in program by Brisa

Back to regularly scheduled programming

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