On This Date: Beatles, Led Zeppelin. Ozzy Osbourne memorium. A look at I Ain't Superstitious.

Friday 10am to Noon

Interview with Fred Tackett on this morning's program

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Tracks played include:

Artificial Go - "Jane Ate the Apple Seed"
Atmos Bloom - "It's Enough"
Babe Rainbow - "Horizon"
Bodega - "All Inside Aquarium"
Chanel Beads - "Outside Your Life"
Desoto Reds - "Igloo"
Doug Gillard - "Until I See You Again" & "New Vista"
Fuses - "Drive It Into the Ground"
Harmless - "The Bluff"
The Jayhawks - "Keeping Our Heads Above Water"
Johnny Marr - "Spin"
The Klittens - "Taxi"
LCD Soundsystem - "Daft Punk Is Playing at My House"
Little Feat - "Willin'"
Loose Lips - "Beehive"
Mod Lang - "Big House"
No Joy - "Big Life, Big Leaf"
Oddfellows - "The Burden"
Phoebe Bridgers - "Lost Boys"
Sad13 - "Sorry for Your Entertainment", "Friend Of The P", "Pretty Little Lifers" & "Hopeful but Not Optimistic"
The Suburbs - "Turn the Radio On"
Sweeping Promises - "Accent"
Teddi Gold - "My House"
Ultra Lights - "Diamond Dreams"
White Fence - "Evaporating Love"
The Wiggles with Jesse Welles & The Tree of Wisdom - "Bugs"

Tonight on With The Beatles!

We’ll take a look at some of The Beatles’ American releases, including Something New and the U.S. “Help!” single. We’ll also hear Paul’s demo of “Come and Get It,” revisit the day John Lennon and Yoko Ono filmed the iconic “Imagine” video, enjoy a George Harrison sequel song from the 1970s, and dig into a Ringo Starr rarity from the 1980s that was recorded in the late ’70s.

Plus, we’ll continue our deep dives into Paul McCartney’s and Ringo Starr’s latest albums, along with plenty more Beatles history, hidden gems, and surprises!

The Kerry Kearney Cajun Review and the Blue Light Club Edition

special guest juxx diamondz

Mid Summertime Blues

2 hours of Bluegrass featuring Hayde Bluegrass Orchestra, new music by Alan Bibey, Po Ramblin' Boys, Lindsey Lou and more

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Health experts Mahdieh Danesh Yazdi and Nozomi Sasaki look at how climate change is increasing wildfire smoke exposure and related health risks. Host Heather Lynch, as well as Danesh Yazdi and Sasaki from Program in Public Health at Stony Brook University, discuss evidence linking airborne particles to increased mortality and cardiopulmonary impacts. They point to growing research, using large administrative datasets and local hospital data to assess impacts, that suggests wildfire smoke is more harmful than other pollution sources — this conversation is from March 2026.

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

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