2-5am Nocturnal Electronic Soundscapes
Opening in the Cosmic Hour with Dieter Moebius and Conny Plank (Germany), LoMo (Italy), Cartas De Japon (Argentina)
Time Suspended segment brings Thom Brennan, Variant, Howard Givens & Madhavi Devi (USA)
Deep Drift dreamscape ambient releases from Projekt Records with Alglaia (Italy), the Adalaidian (Australia)

Yesterday was Steve Reich’s 90th Birthday. Next Sunday’s 12-5am Melting World will celebrate the father of Minimalism with a marathon edition of music from one of America’s great composers.

I interviewed the Assistant Coach of the Men's Basketball Team Peter Farkas here at Stony Brook. I finshed the remainder of my show from 8:35 until 9:00 talking about Stony Brook Men's Football, record, key players, and upcoming games. I did the same thing for both Men's and Women's Soccer as well as for Women's Volleyball too. I didn't have time to play music but was planning on playing the following songs below.

Hosted by Mr. Edison

Mental Out, live-in studio every other Saturday! From 12AM to 2AM, I'll bring you music from all over the world and the internet as well!

Special Edition: Interview with Nantu Shaw from 6:55 - 8:00 AM
Western and Eastern Perspectives on Happiness: Positive Psychology & the Yoga Sutra

Nantu Shaw's book:
"A New Paradigm of Success: The Art and Science of Successful Mindset"

Nantu Shaw is a full time research scholar of psychology in the department of Humanities and Social Sciences at Indian Institute of Technology (Indian School of Mines) Dhanbad. His research interests focus on Indian psychology, transcultural psychiatry, happiness and well-being.

This conversation was recorded while Nantu was a visiting scholar at the Mattoo Center for India Studies at Stony Brook University, for the month of September 2026.

First show in October!! Scary Show aaaaaa!!!

Filling in for Meanwhile, in Europe.

International music, any genre, decade and language!
Enjoy! And Remember to Keep on Traveling
*english song title translations included*

filthy 50 plus

Artist, curator, and Stony Brook professor of practice Jason Paradis joins host Dean David Wrobel for a conversation about creativity that refuses to stay in one place. From transforming campus hallways into curated galleries to launching named exhibition spaces like Revelation Gallery, Creative Corner, and The Passage, Paradis shares how the Arts Everywhere initiative is turning everyday environments into places that spark curiosity and connection.

Then, Suparna Rajaram, distinguished professor in the Department of Psychology at Stony Brook University, shares how being around the fresh intellectual energy of students of all levels provides a great teaching experience and reminder of the fundamentals that drive science. This conversation is from October 2025.

For more information, visit https://www.stonybrook.edu/cas/news-events/difference-you-make/

The Difference You Make: The Ideas That Matter is a production of the College of Arts and Sciences at Stony Brook University.

Host: Dean David Wrobel
Editor: Rachel Rodriguez

World College Radio Day, Sting 75th birthday, Chubby Checker 85th birthday, Ninth anniversary of Tom Petty passing, a look at Always Something There to Remind Me

Friday 10a to Noon

Eamonn Flynn joins us in the second hour, in support of his latest recording Dublinesque. Learn more at https://dublinesque.com

Travis McKeveny's: From Dublin To Duluth arrives today. We play that and more in the first hour.

Student Takeover!!!!

Tonight we’ll look back at sessions from With The Beatles and Beatles for Sale, plus we continue the hype for the Rubber Soul box set, arriving this week!

Also tonight:

George Harrison begins sessions for Living in the Material World

Ringo writes a song with a phrase Marc Bolan would later use

Wings continue recording Band on the Run

John Lennon tackles a Jerry Lee Lewis classic during rehearsals

Plus, we pay tribute to Tom Petty, along with more Beatles history, hidden gems, rarities and surprises!

Happy October! Steve K filling in...Mr.B/W for today...Keeping with the wildishness of the show...new music from Jack White & The Slambovian Circus Of Dreams..some Girl Groups & a quick something for The Mighty Sparrow

The Ellis Paul Interview, U2-October, return of Waterstreet Blues Band, Freeway Volunteers of America Edition.

new hiphop plus stump tha cape