This week's featured shows |
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Here we go! This week we start working our way through the 41 contenders for the 2021 Eurovision crown, and our Superfans are here to give their critical opinions and scores! We also sample three past entries from Serbia in our Triple Play and catch up with the latest contest 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 ever eclectic Jimbo Mathus and the deep, southern guitarist and vocalist, Willie Farmer. We also travel to their respective homes in Taylor and Duck Hill, Mississippi for in-depth interviews with the bluesmen. Listen to Jimbo and Willie live from Bar DKDC here in Memphis, TN on Beale Street Caravan.
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This week on The RockDown Show with Dustin Tatro:Roger G, manager of the Sound for the Crown tour that's been around Texas in the past few years, has upon popular request created a festival of the same name. It's taking place in Poteet, just south of San Antonio, next weekend. Roger is on this week for one segment telling about the festival and how it relates to the once again growing Christian Rock scene, especially in the Lone Star State.
We have a special New Music Feature from Relent with their new song "Think You Got It," with Gaston on to briefly tell about it. Be advised that "Last Days" is currently charting in the top ten, this is just to let folks hear something new. There's a lot of new stuff from a lot of bands coming, as well. |
In Big Picture Science: Creature Discomforts
Our animal prejudices corrected.
Okay you animals, line up: stoned sloths, playful pandas, baleful bovines, and vile vultures. We’ve got you guys pegged, thanks to central casting.
Or do we? Our often simplistic view of animals ignores their remarkable adaptive abilities. Stumbly sloths are in fact remarkably agile and a vulture’s tricks for thermoregulation can’t be found in an outdoors store.
Our ignorance about some animals can even lead to their suffering and to seemingly intractable problems. The South American nutria was brought to Louisiana to supply the fur market. But the species got loose and tens of millions of these rodents are destroying the environment. It literally has a bounty on its tail.
Hear about research that corrects a menagerie of misunderstandings about our fellow furry, feathered, and scaly animals, and how getting over ourselves to know them better can have practical benefits. Will you still recoil from termites if you learn that they are relevant to the future of robots, global warming, and smart design?
Our animal prejudices corrected.
Okay you animals, line up: stoned sloths, playful pandas, baleful bovines, and vile vultures. We’ve got you guys pegged, thanks to central casting.
Or do we? Our often simplistic view of animals ignores their remarkable adaptive abilities. Stumbly sloths are in fact remarkably agile and a vulture’s tricks for thermoregulation can’t be found in an outdoors store.
Our ignorance about some animals can even lead to their suffering and to seemingly intractable problems. The South American nutria was brought to Louisiana to supply the fur market. But the species got loose and tens of millions of these rodents are destroying the environment. It literally has a bounty on its tail.
Hear about research that corrects a menagerie of misunderstandings about our fellow furry, feathered, and scaly animals, and how getting over ourselves to know them better can have practical benefits. Will you still recoil from termites if you learn that they are relevant to the future of robots, global warming, and smart design?
n this week's Weird Tales Radio Show our interview covers everything from geeky tech and fake news to ghost hunting in Texas and the pros and cons of modern paranormal investigation gadgets, our guest is all-round techie and podcaster Christopher Jordan who has been weaponising minds with his Dudes n Beer podcasts since 2015.
Planetary Radio: Planetfest ’21: To Mars and Back Again
The Planetary Society’s Planetfest ’21 celebrated Mars and the newest visitors to the Red Planet. Mat Kaplan shares some of his Planetfest conversation with Andy Weir, author of The Martian. We also sit down with the leader of the United Arab Emirates’ Hope mission that entered Mars orbit a few days ago. Planetary Society contributing editor Andrew Jones provides an update on China’s Tianwen-1 spacecraft that arrived within hours of Hope. We’ll also join preparations for the landing of NASA’s Mars 2020 rover Perseverance as we hear a media briefing from mission leaders.
The Planetary Society’s Planetfest ’21 celebrated Mars and the newest visitors to the Red Planet. Mat Kaplan shares some of his Planetfest conversation with Andy Weir, author of The Martian. We also sit down with the leader of the United Arab Emirates’ Hope mission that entered Mars orbit a few days ago. Planetary Society contributing editor Andrew Jones provides an update on China’s Tianwen-1 spacecraft that arrived within hours of Hope. We’ll also join preparations for the landing of NASA’s Mars 2020 rover Perseverance as we hear a media briefing from mission leaders.
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Tech & Ed Tech Talks Episode 1: What's Your Quarantine Experience. |
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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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: Monday 6:00PM-8:00PM PHT
Presented by Nick Prince and features a different film soundtrack album. Each week the show has a review of new releases and it is also the radio home of the official UK & Ireland Box Office Chart. |
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