Adagio for Glass Harmonica, arranged by John Courter. DOGS/LOOSE BRUCE KERR & HOWIE NAVE INTERVIEW: Teenage Mutant Kung-fu Chickens, Surfing Bird, Oy it's so Humid, Stonk, Hillbilly Rap, Cheesehead Song, It Ain't Easy Being Male, Hot Dog Boogie, Snoopy vs. the Red Baron, Barbecue Spuds McKenzie, How Come my Dog Don't Bark, Freeze-Dried Fido, Poetic Justice Thurgood, Hey Robin, Don't Touch That, Dead Puppies Aug 18, 1991. Barry hansen the devil went down to jamaica. Host Marcia Franklin continues her conversation with Idaho-born playwright Samuel Hunter, focusing on the craft of playwriting, some of the actors he admires, and a new project he's working on that's not for the stage.
FISHING 1125: Summer's for some serious fishin'! FUNNY 25 FOR 1991 (NATIONAL VERSION) Dec 29, 1991. He has a bumper crop this time and plays about 90 minutes worth on this show! How Ilse survived a war and a revolution became a family secret, not to be discussed until now as Read documents the story in their book. FOOTBALL: I Couldn't Spell, Bicycle Seat, Boobs & Butts on the Beach, A Donde Esta el Banjo, Fat, Wal-Mart Polka, I Used to Work in Chicago, Donahue's Perfect Guest, Local Swimmers Disrupt Baptism, Take off your Clothes, Football, Dropkick me Jesus, Baseball & Football, Cheerleaders on Drugs, What it Was Was Football, Streak, Scotsman, Carrot Juice is Murder Oct 1, 1995. O'Brien's most well-known book is "The Things They Carried, " a work of linked stories about soldiers in the Vietnam War, published in 1990. Devil went down to jamaica lyrics. Do not use anonymous sources or blind quotes except on rare and monumental occasions. Predictably Irrational, by Dan Ariely.
Listening to Whales, by Alexandra Morton. Marcia Franklin talks with Michael Kirk, an Idahoan and producer/director for Frontline on PBS, the network's premier documentary series. Had Dr. D himself sing the line that mentions him. International Day of Peace. Marcia Franklin talks with Waldman about the development of her story line and characters, and why the author never mentions 9/11. Originally titled "Thinking the Unthinkable, " the post was picked up by The Blue Review, a journal published by the College of Social Sciences and Public Affairs at Boise State University, and renamed "I Am Adam Lanza's Mother, " a phrase Long used in her piece. Tomorrow Shall Be My Dancing Day, arranged by Austin Ferguson.
Here are hilarious hits and magnificent misses from all the years of Dementia. The two also discuss his views on global governance, about which he writes in The Great Experiment: The Story of Ancient Empires, Modern States, and the Quest for a Global Nation. Je te veux, arranged by Alex Johnson. Host Marcia Franklin talks with Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright Ayad Akhtar about his trajectory from Milwaukee, Wisconsin to Broadway. In 2002, Howard formed a coalition called The Common Good, whose mission is to "overhaul governmental and legal systems to allow people to make sensible choices. " His latest play, which opens on Broadway in October 2017, is "Junk. " Lots of pure delight as well! The Mummer's Song, by Bud Davidge. It's the Most Wonderful Time of the Year, by Eddie Pola and George Wylie, arranged by Rachel Perfecto. I don't know if that's the most, but I'll be surprised if it isn't. The Ticking is the Bomb by Nick Flynn.
Noël, c'est l'amour, by Norbert Glanzberg. The first hour is a fantastic free-for-all. Until It's Time for You to Go, by Buffy Sainte-Marie, arranged by Andrea McCrady. The Mountain and the Fathers: Growing Up on the Big Dry, by Joe Wilkins.
All Souls' Rising by Madison Smartt Bell (about Haiti). FATHER'S DAY 2025: There are more songs about mothers than about fathers, but father songs are more likely to be Demented! In the second of a two-part interview with acclaimed author and world traveler Barry Lopez, Dialogue host Marcia Franklin continues her conversation with the National Book Award-winner about his newest book, Horizon. Also: more new Tiny Songs by Logan Whitehurst, plus Hot Jewish Chicks, Boobs A Lot, and a Fungus Among Us. The sequel to our March 7 show has even more booty-busters and brain-shakers for your dancing and Dementing pleasure - plus the Logan Awards winners.
DEMOS FOR RADIO STATIONS 1974-1982: 1974 short demo, 1977 short demo, 1978 short ad, 1981 long demo, 1982 long demo (NOTE: sources and sound quality vary) Apr 2, 1974. I don't know how they do it, but people still keep thinking of new twists on the Christmas legend! Mon pays, by Gilles Vigneault, arranged by Camil Adam. In order of appearance: Earth Day, Around the World with Dr. D., and a set for 4-20. Time Is on My Side, by Jerry Ragovoy, arranged by Andrea McCrady. Traditional American carols. Her books about that region include This Cold Heaven, The Future of Ice and In the Empire of Ice. D-POD SHUFFLE 1010: By popular demand, the "D-Pod Shuffle" rides again. Andante, from Sonata for 47 Bells, by Percival Price.
FLASHBACK TO 1991: Dirty old Man, Rosie Don't Bang on the Piano, Underwear, Firing the Surgeon General, Turning Japanese, Soba Song, Titanic Song, Ballad of William Robinson, Where's the Water, Answering Machine, Kick Ass USA, Give Peaks a Chance, Do the Bartman, This is Ponderous, Ice Age Baby, Insane and the Brain, Kenny Was a Kid from South Park Apr 26, 1998. Darktown Poker Club, Wong Song, If You're a Viper, Everybody Wants my Fanny, Light my Fire Jan 5, 1975. Simple Gifts, arranged by Milford Myhre. Franklin talks with Wilkerson about the reasons for the Great Migration, its effect on the country, how she researched the book, and how its success has affected her own life. O Tannenbaum, arranged by Ronald Barnes and Vince Guaraldi.