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Guest: Tom Manuel

My Halloween Show! Boo! Pledge at ww.wusb.fm, oh if you are reading this look to your left and click pledge

Hosted by George Rudolph The Loft features the latest releases in contemporary jazz as well as legacy jazz, Rhythm and Blues, Funk, Soul, some good old rock and roll, and interviews with the players that make the music.

JOIN THE JOJO WEDNESDAY MORNING FOR THE HALLOWEEN SPOOKTACULAR!!!!!!! WE HAVE THE BEST IN HALLOWEEN SONGS THE GREATEST ROCK-N-ROLL A SPECIAL SET DEVOTED TO WAYLON JENNINGS COVERING SOME OF THE BEST SONGS EVER!!!! AND OF COURSE THE BLAST INTO THE PAST AS ALWAYS!!! SO GET READY FOR THE FASTEST THREE HOURS ON RADIO ONLY ON WUSB 90.1FM

"THE BLUES WILL DO YOUR HEART GOOD !!"

Week 3 of Fall radiothon-2 hours of 'Grass!

Listen to This!'s first ever Halloween special!

AS PART OF OUR FALL FUND DRIVE, OUR SHOW TOMORROW TUESDAY 1-3PM WILL BE IN TWO PARTS.
Part One will look at activists literally trying to save the planet. We will hear the story of a Tar Sands pipeline activist that helped shut down flow into the US last week.
Part Two will be the JFK assassination – special guest Steve Wiehe will join us. My colleague Mister X will join in prior to the start of his program.

Our Part One featured guest is Emily Johnston. Emily is one of the founders of 350 Seattle, a grassroots organization working for climate justice by educating people and engaging them in the movement for a livable planet. She is a Seattle-based poet, essayist and activist, published in Truthout, Slate, Crosscut, The Oregonian and elsewhere. Her first book of poetry, Her Animals, came out in September 2015 from Hummingbird Press. Emily was also a finalist for the Washington State Book Award.
www.shutitdown.today
www.climatedisobedience.org; www.350seattle.org

The Best Thing On A Monday Night/Tuesday Morning.....

Jim's Show for Tuesday October 25, 2016

Jim Kweskin & Geoff Muldaur chat with me in their dressing room before a show while touring their new album Penny's Farm. They've been at it since 1961 and their song choices here go back even further. Remember to pledge people! Not many songs because we talked an awful lot.