Not quite the Thanksgiving I suspected.

Ongoing Reflectamenta, other musical connections and of course Radiothon talk.

Fall Radiothon talk and some new and not so new music. All in the name of music. The language of the soul.

Woke up really late so I'm hallucinating this show to some degree. We feature a few numbers related to the late great Geoff Emerick famed Engineer and Producer and a shout out to Daryl Hall who turns 72 today.

Mood swings. From the stoic - to funny - to funky - to melancholia.

Music and some things to think about. Holding the fort down until Cut Spreme makes his entrance.

1st half of this show are just songs I heard while I woke up during the weekend and a sliver of a tribute to the late Aretha Franklin. The second half of the show is a discussion with Bob Ball about the possible disaster that awaits us in Yellowstone.

Tuneful Trolley is my guest joined by Grand Folk Railroad. Lots of fun.

Various songs in hour one. Hour two you hear an interview I did with Computer Scientist Bob Ball. We discuss the current state of our oceans. Basically, they are filled with too much toxic plastic.

Susan DeVita is in the house. Yeah it's true.

Started off with "baby stuff" for no apparent reason and in hour two featured new music from pop genius Susan DeVita.

Filling in for Marc Greene. Special Clam Radio interview with computer scientist Bob Ball discussing the threat of an Electric Magnetic Pulse and what we can do to prevent it. And various music and comedy.

Long day. Summer is here. So what? Also, Happy 76th Macca and Wilson respectively.

More music from the matrix.

Some funky segues and the typical unpredictable song with clear form. Bob Dylan turns 77.

Music from recording artists that is bubbling in my head as of of this moment. Don't hold it against them.

Does it matter what I play?

Radiothon in progress

A little of this a little of that.

Music for March 1st, 2018 (whatever that means).