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We're back with more brand new music, this week from former winner Duncan Laurence. We also head to Scandinavia for our National Triple Play, reward another listener with the official 2021 CD for picking their fan favourite, and catch up on this weeks Eurovision news...
The Weekly Top 40 is an internationally syndicated radio program created and hosted by American radio personality Rick Dees
This week on Beale Street Caravan we have the energetic sounds of the Lucky 7 Brass Band.
Grammy nominated blues man, Guy Davis, will be with us to deliver an installment of the Blues Hall of Fame, an exploration of the lives of the pioneers and innovators enshrined in the Blues Hall of Fame, here in Memphis, TN, brought to you by the Blues Foundation. |
This week on The RockDown Show with Dustin Tatro:Two new entities supporting the Christian Rock genres are showing that yes, this all does matter to people. Christopher Adam with For the Rock Ministries focuses on reviews and reaction videos with a particular interest in visuals. Mike Huddleston's Mpulse Rock is a new podcast that gets to know the artists in our community – way in depth. Is this growth a sign of health in the Christian Rock circle? We think so and look forward to what Christopher and Mike have to say on the show this week. Plus, a couple of new singles recently out from Relent and Collision of Innocence.
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Big Picture Science: After the Plague
Pandemics shape world history
Everyone is familiar with the immediate consequences of a pandemic – sickness and death. But the long-term ramifications can be just as dramatic: a breakdown of the family and society, shifts in political power, and widespread appeals to magical thinking.
Plagues are societal disrupters. Their effects can linger long after the pathogens have gone.
Also, hear how art responded to a pandemic and how the Louisiana Purchase was made possible by an outbreak of fever in the Caribbean.
Pandemics shape world history
Everyone is familiar with the immediate consequences of a pandemic – sickness and death. But the long-term ramifications can be just as dramatic: a breakdown of the family and society, shifts in political power, and widespread appeals to magical thinking.
Plagues are societal disrupters. Their effects can linger long after the pathogens have gone.
Also, hear how art responded to a pandemic and how the Louisiana Purchase was made possible by an outbreak of fever in the Caribbean.
In this week’s Weird Tales Radio Show we have a creature feature special as our guest is American film-maker Seth Breedlove who tells us about his Small Town Monsters movies and TV series, which now include Bigfoot, Mothman, ghost hunting and UFOs. We also have stories about werewolves, fairy folk and Swinging Sixties-inspired demonology, plus midsummer folklore and solstice ghosts.
MARTIAN CLOUDS OVER MONT MERCOU NASA's Curiosity rover captured the images used to create this mosaic of Martian clouds over Mont Mercou on 19 March 2021.Image: NASA/JPL-Caltech/MSSS/Kevin M. Gill
Planetary Radio: The Pearly Clouds of Mars
Want to see wild colors on Mars? Look up! Planetary scientist Mark Lemmon studies planetary atmospheres at the Space Science Institute. He marvels at the images taken by Mastcam on the Curiosity rover of shimmering iridescent clouds high above the Martian surface. The Planetary Society’s Kate Howells looks back at the 1998 blockbuster movies that got a lot more people thinking about the near-Earth object threat. A few clouds won’t keep Bruce Betts from sharing his latest What’s Up look at the night sky.
Planetary Radio: The Pearly Clouds of Mars
Want to see wild colors on Mars? Look up! Planetary scientist Mark Lemmon studies planetary atmospheres at the Space Science Institute. He marvels at the images taken by Mastcam on the Curiosity rover of shimmering iridescent clouds high above the Martian surface. The Planetary Society’s Kate Howells looks back at the 1998 blockbuster movies that got a lot more people thinking about the near-Earth object threat. A few clouds won’t keep Bruce Betts from sharing his latest What’s Up look at the night sky.
Spotlight from Daily Shuffled Music
The Marty Rose Band - Elvis TCB
ELVIS TCB was written by Grammy nominee, Aria Hall of Fame recipient, and former lead
guitarist/songwriter of the original Little River Band, David Briggs, and recorded by Melbourne based Marty Rose Band (MRB) for their forthcoming album The Tear Drop Line.
The song is a tribute to the King of Rock and Roll, Elvis Presley, and pays homage to the man, while saluting all who continue to live in hope of sighting the legend himself.
The song was recorded and produced by Briggs at his studio, The Production Workshop, in North Melbourne, Australia. It was recorded several times, but the final take only came together when Gil Matthews (Billy Thorpe and the Aztecs) joined the band.
Briggs originally wrote the song on a mandolin while traveling to the Daintree Rainforest in Northern Queensland, inspired by a newspaper story about the Parkes Elvis Festival held in NSW annually that attracts thousands of Elvis fans from across the globe. The impact that Elvis Presley had on music clearly lives on today.
ELVIS TCB was written by Grammy nominee, Aria Hall of Fame recipient, and former lead
guitarist/songwriter of the original Little River Band, David Briggs, and recorded by Melbourne based Marty Rose Band (MRB) for their forthcoming album The Tear Drop Line.
The song is a tribute to the King of Rock and Roll, Elvis Presley, and pays homage to the man, while saluting all who continue to live in hope of sighting the legend himself.
The song was recorded and produced by Briggs at his studio, The Production Workshop, in North Melbourne, Australia. It was recorded several times, but the final take only came together when Gil Matthews (Billy Thorpe and the Aztecs) joined the band.
Briggs originally wrote the song on a mandolin while traveling to the Daintree Rainforest in Northern Queensland, inspired by a newspaper story about the Parkes Elvis Festival held in NSW annually that attracts thousands of Elvis fans from across the globe. The impact that Elvis Presley had on music clearly lives on today.
16 Year Old Carson Janik is a musician-singer-songwriter from Tecumseh, Ontario, Canada. Carson comes from a long lineage of diverse musical family members including accredited guitar, piano, drum, brass, and string players, as well as seasoned recording artists, vocal, stage, choir, and opera performers that span just about every genre with Carson being the first in his family to pursue country music.
Carson started showing musical signs at the young age of 3, when he proved that he couldn’t keep quiet and needed to constantly sing along with the radio.
Initially drawn to Pop music and playing the piano/singing along to the likes of Shawn Mendes and Bruno Mars, Carson had little interest in the guitar….that is until he heard his first Luke Combs song. Carson was immediately drawn to country music and completely immersed himself in it, being influenced by the likes of Luke Combs, Mitchell Tenpenny, Dan & Shay, Morgan Wallen, among many others.
Songwriting is a relatively new endeavor for Carson. He started writing songs with the guidance of Aidan Johnson-Bujold (from the band Buck20) at Elite Studios, cutting his first single in early 2019. He hasn’t looked back since. Even at such a young age, Carson has been turning heads with his vocals, live performances, and writing skills that are way beyond his years.
Carson is Available for interviews by contacting him directly tkjanik1@gmail.com
Carson started showing musical signs at the young age of 3, when he proved that he couldn’t keep quiet and needed to constantly sing along with the radio.
Initially drawn to Pop music and playing the piano/singing along to the likes of Shawn Mendes and Bruno Mars, Carson had little interest in the guitar….that is until he heard his first Luke Combs song. Carson was immediately drawn to country music and completely immersed himself in it, being influenced by the likes of Luke Combs, Mitchell Tenpenny, Dan & Shay, Morgan Wallen, among many others.
Songwriting is a relatively new endeavor for Carson. He started writing songs with the guidance of Aidan Johnson-Bujold (from the band Buck20) at Elite Studios, cutting his first single in early 2019. He hasn’t looked back since. Even at such a young age, Carson has been turning heads with his vocals, live performances, and writing skills that are way beyond his years.
Carson is Available for interviews by contacting him directly tkjanik1@gmail.com
Parallel World is the latest musical composition of David's Pianosound(London)
News: On October 3, 2018 he held concert at Berlin Philharmonie Hall during Enlighten Piano Radio Awards nominations ceremony and his last concert was at Piano City Napoli, held on 6th & 7th April 2019.
Please check out and support his works in iTunes, Amazon Music, Google, Spotify, Deezer
News: On October 3, 2018 he held concert at Berlin Philharmonie Hall during Enlighten Piano Radio Awards nominations ceremony and his last concert was at Piano City Napoli, held on 6th & 7th April 2019.
Please check out and support his works in iTunes, Amazon Music, Google, Spotify, Deezer
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w/ Daren B. Premiers on Friday May 28, 2021 3:00PM-4:00PM PHT
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Exploring Mind and Body with Drew Taddia
(Schedule: Friday 7:00AM-7:30AM and 7:00PM-7:30PM) Naturally improve your lifestyle, one show at a time! |
Schedule: Sunday 1:00PM-2:00PM PHT Christian Music Spotlight is a Contemporary Christian AC show which plays the hottest of today's favorite Christian artists/groups, classic songs from yesterday, and a great mix of different styles of Christian music. You can hear pop, rock, r&b, and an occasional parody from time to time that will make you laugh!
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