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Post Birthday Celebration Show ~ Thank You Universe for all unexplainable things.... and coffee!

From Liwater.org:

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Mandatory Lawn Chemical/Fertilizer Restrictions and Organic Lawns
High-nitrogen fertilizers contribute to nitrogen loading in rivers and bays in polluted runoff. Pesticides have been found in drinking water supplies and groundwater, especially in Suffolk County. Both Nassau and Suffolk County have the authority to limit nitrogen levels in fertilizer sold in the county, and homeowners can use organic methods to maintain properties. Farmers using organic methods to grow crops focus on soil quality and non-toxic solutions to pest problems, which do not pollute ground or surface waters.

Re-using Wastewater Where Appropriate

Friday 10am to Noon

Beginning with Dreamland and Joni Mitchell at 11am there is a mashup of music and dialogue (from internet0 of the US Flag being raised at the US Embasy in Havana Cuba.

We have a lot of fun here at the number station.

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overtime boom bap hiphop

Surf & Soul for a fabulous Summer morning

Playing many of the artist that will be performing at the 2015 WUSB BENEFEST also Frank Celenza from the band Frune hung out with me in the studio and talked about his music & played live Frune songs along with featuring music from Frune CDs. Frank also gave us a couple of new recorded Frune songs not released yet.Richard Lanahan called in and spoke about his solo music and talked about the Welldiggers a band he is in that is performing at the Benefest.I gave away a pair of tickets to the Benefest along with some Frune CD giveaways.

tribute to sean price new top 15 a trip in the time machine

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OUR SHOW TOMORROW TUESDAY - noon eastern at 90.1FM and live streaming at www.wusb.fm will feature a discussion of police behavior in cities throughout the country, especially the very public examples of late.

Our featured guest is Charles Epp. Chuck is a professor in the School of Public Affairs and Administration at the University of Kansas, is the author of the award-winning book "Pulled Over: How Police Stops Define Race and Citizenship.” Epp and his co-authors, KU Professors Steven Maynard-Moody and Don Haider-Markel, won the 2015 Best Book Award from the American Society of Public Administration.