On HEALTH Yeah!, Rakiya Watts, licensed midwife and Midwifery Division Director at Stony Brook Medicine, joins Dr. Heather Findletar Hines, a clinical associate professor and doctorally prepared midwife, and Noelle Beutler, a community doula and childbirth educator, who offer women’s health and pre- and postnatal care, including hospital birth, here at Stony Brook, and home birth. This is a conversation from October 2025.

Then, on Healthcast, Dr. Jedan Phillips, associate dean of student affairs at the Renaissance School of Medicine, speaks with two fourth-year medical students, Jacklyn Cho and Raya Skopicki, about the Stony Brook Health Outreach and Medical Education (Stony Brook HOME), a medical student-run, physician-supervised free clinic for uninsured adults on Long Island at no cost.

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

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New releases!

episode 22, election day special ! protest songs // songs about politics !

Blues/Rock/R&B

Happy November!

Celebrating the birthdays of Keith Emerson, J D Souther, Rev Horton Heat, k d land, Nelly, Prodigy of Mobb Deep and Chris Walla of Death Cab for Cutie!

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November's beginning, and I'm thinking of the days ahead. Are you?

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5th Anniversary Halloween Hallucinations
Radiothon Edition.
This 2-5am graveyard shift features the electronic sub genre “Dark Ambient”.
Wind down the festivities in your special place of doom and fear with masters of the genre Lustmord, Deutsch Nepal, Vidna Obmana and Controlled Bleeding riding underneath Basil Rathbone’s reading of Edgar Allen Poe’s “The Pit and the Pendulum”.
Also featured will be Oregon’s Cryo Chamber cinematic dark ambient label artists
Atrium Carceri, Northumbria, Ager Sonus and Randall-Collier Ford
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Opening set
Fairport Convention, After Halloween (RISING FOR THE MOON, Island)
Maura Kennedy, October (PARADE OF ECHOES, Planned Effervescence)
Slaid Cleaves, November Skies (HOLIDAY SAMPLER EP, Philo)
Julie London, November Twilight (CALENDAR GIRL, Liberty)
Tom Waits, November (THE BLACK RIDER, Island)
James Maddock, November Tale (INSANITY VS. HUMANITY, Songs of Avenue C)

Set # 2
*Richard Thompson, Everybody’s Stealing (HIPPIES, THUGS AND HEROES. New West)
The Bee Gees, Craise Finton Kirk Royal Academy of Arts (BEE GEES 1st, Atco)
The Kinks, Alcohol (MUSWELL HILLBILLIES, RCA)
The Kinks, Muswell Hillbillies (MUSWELL HILLBILLIES, RCA)

Set # 3
Ella Fitzgerald, w/Chick Webb Orchestra,Vote for Mr. Rhythm(THE EARLY YEARS, 1935-38, Decca)
The Stringbusters, He Ain’t Got Rhythm (RHAPSODY IN UKE, KennedysMusic.com)
Johnny Cash, Get Rhythm (b-side, SUN single, 1956)
Tony Bennett & Diana Krall, Fascinating Rhythm (LOVE IS HERE TO STAY, Columbia)
Pete Kennedy, Rhapsody in Blue (TONE, TWANG AND TASTE, KennedysMusic.com)

Set # 4
*Martin Simpson, Love Never Dies (SOME KIND OF JUBILEE, Topic)