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Our world is cosmically unique, as far as we know anyway. We are the only humans we know of, and we have so much music to offer. So much art. Let's cherish it. Love and light, y'all!
Playlist: Plus tôt, Alexandra Stréliski Tristeza, Silvana Estrada Poornamadah, Ravi Shankar Aaoun Kiyen Aatanr, Abida Parveen A Bo Story Padmakara, Choying Drolma & Steve Tibbetts Gayatri, Choying Drolma & Steve Tibbetts Kyamdro Semkye, Choying Drolma & Steve Tibbetts A Bo Story Benazam Qalbe Pakat Madar Man, Ahmad Zahir Stimela (Coal Train), Hugh Masekela Embarcação, Cesária Evora & Kayah Tudo o Que Você Podia Ser, Milton Nascimento Nunca Es Suficiente, Natalia Lafourcade Algo Es Mejor, Mon Laferte Le nouveau départ, Alexandra Stréliski
I guess we're all just cool cats down here in Columbus, GA. That's right, Forbes says Columbus is an up-and-coming city. Don't worry, we won't let it go to our heads..
Playlist: Venus de Milo, Miles Davis Into Each Life Some Rain Must Fall (feat. Ella Fitzgerald), The Ink Spots Cigarettes and Chocolate Milk, Rufus Wainwright Gloria, Patti Smith Movement III, Robot Koch Here with Me, Susie Suh & Robot Koch Hasta la Raiz, Natalia Lafourcade Late October, Brian Eno & Harold Budd Lost in the Humming Air, Brian Eno & Harold Budd You Just Haven’t Earned It Yet, Baby, The Smiths I Heard Love Is Blind, Amy Winehouse Blank_, Delhia de France & Robot Koch I’m Getting Ready, Michael Kiwanuka Como Me Quieres, Khruangbin Stormy Weather, Kings of Leon Pup Shalom, hymn for her
The reviews are in!
Playlist: Exactly Like You, Ray Brown Trio New Star In the Sky, Air Wish You Were Here, Pink Floyd Roads, Portishead If It Wasn’t Broken, Sunny War A Bo Story: 20180516, Man Bartlett How to Disappear Completely, Radiohead Truly, Madly, Deeply, Ray LaMontagne Go Lightly, Jesse Marchant Let You Go, Samoht Void, José González Glass, Hania Rani
Sweetness is in the air! Autumn winds are brushing in and all of the colours are bursting through. Enjoy the sweet season. Love and light y'all!
Plus tôt, Alexandra Streliski Sweet Georgia Brown, Ella Fitzgerald Kisses Sweeter than Wine, Jimmie Rodgers Sweet Dreams (Of You), Patsy Cline How Sweet It Is (To Be Loved By You), Marvin Gaye A Taste of Honey, The Beatles Sweet Thing, Van Morrison A Bo Story: Sweet Dreams, Mark Knopfler & Chet Atkins Sweet Baby James, James Taylor Sweet Jane, Cowboy Junkies Sweetness, Allen Levi Sweet Song, Blur Sweetest, Moby Sweet Thang, Shuggie Otis Sweet, Cigarettes After Sex Pup Shalom, hymn for her
Uproar Radio w/ Bryant - E1 - Communicating in the 21st Century w/ Dr. Bruce Getz by WCUG
Join Bryant for this teaser episode to learn about the new host of Uproar Radio and what's coming up this season.
In our culture, summer is meant to be unforgettable. Summer love, summer fun, and endless summers, but here we are at the end. Love and light, y'all!
Playlist: Plus tôt, Alexandra Stréliski Sycamore, Bill Callahan Carolina, M. Ward Silent Way, Milo Greene Lay Me Down, Dead Horses Go Lightly, Jesse Marchant Glass, Hania Rani Gold In the Air of Summer, Kings of Convenience Summerbreeze (2 Meter Session), Emilíana Torrini Summertime, Louise Tobin A Bo Story: Summertime, Ella Fitzgerald Under the Sun, Mia Doi Todd Summer’s End, John Prine All Summer, Sebastian Blanck Pup Shalom, hymn for her
Let's just let the fall set it in..change. Love and light, y'all.
Playlist: Plus tôt, Alexandra Stréliski Stimela (Coal Train), Hugh Masekela Stormy Weather, Etta James River Is Rising, Eric Burdon Eyes Without a Face, Angel Olsen By Your Side, Beachwood Sparks Ruby (Whistle Song), George Lovett Beyond This Moment, Patrick O’Hearn Glory, David Crosby A Bo Story: Boy, Instupendo She Said (Big Jet Plane), Trinix A Bo Story: Une barque sur l’océan from Miroirs, Andre Laplante FREEDOM, Jon Batiste Pup Shalom, hymn for her
In any history class, they'll tell you that 'all major settlements begin with one river' (or in some case, two). Water is a powerful force, an unmoving force, but it's also the building block of life. Take care of our planet. Love and light, y'all!
Playlist: Plus tôt, Alexandra Stréliski Deep River, Marian Anderson Ol’ Man River, Paul Robeson Ol’ Man River, Yo-Yo Ma & Kathryn Stott Cry Me a River, Julie London River Dreams, Beverly Glenn-Copeland River Man, Sachal Vasandani & Romain Collin A Bo Story: One River, Benjy Wertheimer & John de Kadt Moon River (From “Breakfast at Tiffany’s”), Lang Lang River Man, Brad Mehldau Water, Yael Naïm The End Of All Rivers, Bruce Cockburn Wait, Eric Burdon River, Leon Bridges Pup Shalom, hymn for her
In America, "Downtown" is the place to be. Downtown Columbus, GA, or simply "Uptown" is one of those places. In 2010, it was all but abdonded and now years of renovations, growing, community support, and attractions, Uptown Columbus is a hot spot. And we're not talking about the heat!
Playlist: Plus tôt, Alexandra Stréliski Easy Street, Julie London On Broadway, The Drifters Downtown, Petula Clark Since You Asked, Judy Collins Everybody's Talkin', Nilsson & George Tipton A Bo Story: Boulevard of Broken Dreams, The Boulevard of Broken Dreams Orchestra Flight from the City, Jóhann Jóhannsson Tonight I Think I'm Gonna Go Downtown, Jimmie Dale Gilmore and the Flatlanders Look on Down from the Bridge, Mazzy Star Lunar sea, Camera Obscura Downtown, Majical Cloudz Downtown Train, Wesley Schultz Empty Town, Sebastian Blanck Go Lightly, Jesse Marchant Pup Shalom, hymn for her
A summer day...sometimes it's really hot, sometimes unbearable. But summer days were when we were kids and we played at the neighbours pool, or explored the forests and the fields. Summer days were beautiful. Love and light, y'all.
Whether you're over or yonder, it's a pleasure that you're joining us here. Today. Now. Love and light, y'all.
Playlist: Plus tôt, Alexandra Stréliski New Day, Seth Talley Way Over Yonder In the Minor Key, Billy Bragg & Wilco River Dreams, Beverly Glenn-Copeland The Tornado Song, Emily Stilwell Blue Bayou, Roy Orbison Shine, Leon Bridges A Bo Story: We Shall Overcome, Bill Frisell & Weather Storm, Massive Attack Way Over Yonder, Carole King Chemtrails Over the Country Club, Lana Del Rey Beat Still My Heart, Jimbo Mathus & Andrew Bird my future, Billie Eilish Yonder, Samoht Pup Shalom, hymn for her
Do you know why crows are black? Neither do we! All we know is crows have been depicted in many societies throughout history like the Ancient Egyptian mythology and Norse mythology. The More You Know! Love and light, y'all.
Playlist: Plus tôt, Alexandra Stréliski Old Jim Crow (Live At Carnegie Hall), Nina Simone Crow On the Cradle, Judy Collins The Crow On The Cradle (Live At The Half Beat, Joni Mitchell Black Crow Blue, Bob Dylan Poor Old Crow, Peggy Seeger Jack's Crows, John Gorka A Bo Story: 20180516, Man Bartlett Black Crow, Diana Krall Black Crow, Joni Mitchell Seven Baby Crows (Nanatsu no Ko), The Royal Wind Music & Paul Leenhouts Back to the Sky, Ólafur Arnalds & JFDR Blue Sky (Instrumental), Peter Coyle Fractal A Murder of One, Counting Crows Wagon Wheel, Old Crow Medicine Show Pup Shalom, hymn for her All I Wanna Do, Sheryl Crow
Wander near and far with us.
Playlist: (I Love You) For Sentimental Reasons by David Huntsinger Is It Any Wonder? by Durand Jones & The Indications Fire-Scene by S. Carey Dawn Chorus by Thom York Spinning Song by Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds All Alright by Sigur Rós True Love Waits by Radiohead Gilded by Sarah Davachi April 14th by Aphex Twin Resumé Variations (Live) by Jan Garbarek You are the Dark by Joseph Arthur Morning Gaze by Emily Stilwell Contour by Lissom, Julien Marchal, & Ed Tullett Wonderwall (Acoustic Version) by Katy McAllister (I Love You) For Sentimental Reasons by David Huntsinger
The wild west is one of America's international staples. Westerns, shootouts and sheriffs. A fast and dangerous life it must've been. The purpose of art is to wake us up, the purpose of ArtHaus Radio is to wake us up gently.
Playlist: Cowboy Instrumental Country Music by Wild Country Instrumentals Tumbling Tumbleweeds by The Sons of the Pioneers The Yellow Rose of Texas by Gene Autry Riders In the Sky by Vaughn Monroe Red River Valley by Michael Martin Murphey Sweet Baby James by James Taylor A Bo Story: Western Music by Wild West Music Band Mamas Don't Let Your Babies Grow Up to Be Cowboys by Waylon Jennings & Willie Nelson Midnight Cowboy by John Barry Wildfire by Michael Martin Murphey Desperado by Johnny Cash Pancho & Lefty by Jason Isbell & Elizabeth Cook Space Cowboy by Kacey Musgraves Drover by Bill Callahan Red Moon Rising by Texas Country Group Happy Trails by Roy Rogers
In the bustle of life, we don't truly allow ourselves to live life. What if we just took a week and went. Just went. Go. What if? Love and light, y'all.
Playlist: Plus tôt by Alexandra Stréliski Wayfaring Stranger by Burl Ives Ghost Riders In the Sky by Gene Autry The Wanderer by Dion Wayfaring Stranger by Emmylou Harris Come Wander With Me by Jeff Alexander Pass In Time by Beth Orton Wayfaring Stranger by Johnny Cash A Bo Story: The Wanderer by Max Richter Something's Wrong by James Taylor Wandering Child by Wild Rivers Wandering Star by Portishead Wanderer by Cat Power In Your Face by Cat Power Wandering Child by RJ Riddle Wandering Star by TORRES Le nouveau départ by Alexandra Stréliski
Our children are just another part of us, but entirely their own person all at once. Life is beautiful in that way. Love and light, y'all!
Playlist: The Green Heron by Andrew Bird Song to the Siren by Tim Buckley Morning Theft by Jeff Buckley 500 Miles by Rosanne Cash Redemption Song by Johnny Cash feat. Joe Strummer 400 Years by Bob Marley & The Wailers Love Is My Religion (acoustic) by Ziggy Marley A Bo (& Man) Story: Lightsail (Live) by Man Bartlett A Day In the Life by The Beatles Mrs. Lennon by Yoko Ono A Monster in Paris by Sean Lennon Butterfly Friend (Live) by Don Cherry's New Researchers feat. Naná Vasconcelos Save Tonight by Eagle-Eye Cherry The Green Heron by Andrew Bird A Day In the Life (The Last Chord) by The Beatles
Let's celebrate this weekend, but let's all be safe! Be good, and take care of one another. Love and light, y'all!
Playlist: Viola's Theme by Jacob Mühlrad & Joel Lyssarides The Partisan by Leonard Cohen Democracy by The Lumineers Theme for Ernie by John Coltrane In a Sentimental Mood by John Coltrane & Duke Ellington America by Simon & Garfunkel Day 2: A Sense of Symmetry by Ludovico Einaudi We Americans by The Avett Brothers Tin Man by America Blue Sky (Instrumental) by Peter Coyle Fractal Ghost Dance by Robbie Robertson America! by Bill Callahan Pink Houses by John Cougar Mellencamp Viola's Theme by Jacob Mühlrad & Joel Lyssarides
Let's wake up! Love and light, y'all!
Playlist: Morning Samba by Chill Jazz Days Sunday Morning Coming Down by Kris Kristofferson Early In the Morning by Harry Nilsson Wake Up by Twinkle Twinkle Little Rock Star Wake Up by Music Box Mania No Cars Go by Maxence Cyrin Wake Up Everybody by Keb' Mo' Wake Up by Midnite String Quartet Everybody's Talkin' by Nilsson & George Tipton Wake Up by Piano Tribute Players Send Me On My Way by Rusted Root Someone Like You by Van Morrison Rise by Josh Rouse Morning Morgantown by Joni Mitchell I Don't Wanna Wake Up Today by Heather Masse Wake Up by Vitamin String Quartet
The new and dreamy show...life is but a dream, all new and shiny. Something new every day, a beautiful cycle. Let's enjoy a gentle show together. Love and light, y'all!
Playlist: Plus tôt by Alexandra Stréliski All Summer by Sebastian Blanck Dreaming by SAVI MINDS Whistle in the Wind (End of Everything) by Twin peaks feat. Lala Lala Honey by boy pablo The Limit by DARKSIDE Lavender by Biig Piig A New Way Home by Matt Ryder STRANGE by SUR A Bo (Moon) Story: 20200112 by Man Bartlett Gotta Get Through Til Monday by Cassia Oh No by Biig Piig Say by Winter Lauren by Men I Trust I Should Go by James Vincent McMorrow & Kenny Beats I'm Not by Panda Bear BLACK TEETH by SYML Sleepwalking by Chiiild Drop Hints Like They're Rain by Sebastian Blanck Le Nouveau Départ by Alexandra Stréliski
June is Pride month, the month that recognizes the diverse LGBTQIA+ community. The message we want to hammer in here is, think deeply about who you are and who other may be, and treat others with compassion. Love and light, y'all!
Playlist: Plus tôt by Alexandra Stréliski The Rain by The Swell Season Somewhere Over the Rainbow by Livingston Taylor Somewhere Over the Rainbow by Israel Kamakawiwo'ole Rainbow by Kacey Musgraves Rainbows by Sepalot, Fabian Füss, Angela Aux, & Matthias Lindermayr A Bo (Moon) Story: 20190509 by Man Bartlett Imagine by Ariana Grande Tamalpais High (At About 3)by David Crosby Sunken Skies by Jimmie Spheeris Daughters of Man by Arborea Rainbow by Outline 15 Step by Radiohead Videotape by Radiohead Weird Fishes/Arpeggi by Radiohead
Let's take a road trip through the Lone Star State on this ArtHaus Radio! Love and light, y'all
Playlist: Plus tôt by Alexandra Stréliski John the Relevator by Blind Willie Johnson Texas by Highwaymen Dallas by Willie Nelson Dallas by Jimmie Dale Gilmore and the Flatlanders Tonight I Think I'm Gonna Go Downtown by Jimmie Dale Gilmore and the Flatlanders Two Fires by Eric Taylor If You Were a Bluebird by Emmylou Harris Texas Sun by Kruangbin & Leon Bridges Last Ride Back to KC BY Nick Cave & Warren Ellis Amarillo By Morning by George Strait Galveston by Jimmy Webb Galveston by Jeffrey Martin Waves of Galveston by Iron & Wine I by Aphex Twin Texas by George Strait Luckenbach, Texas (Back to the Basics of Love) by Waylon Jennings Pup Shalom by hymn for her Online Show music from "Space on Earth" by Man Bartlett
Before there was America there were the Native Americans. With lands and tribes significantly reduced within a short span, there are tribes that still exist today and many monuments that still show and celebrate the peoples that were/are here. Love and light, y'all!
Playlist: Ancestral Home by R. Carlos Nakai Peyote Healing by Robbie Robertson, Verdell Primeaux & Johnny Mike Cherokee Morning Song by Walela The Ridge by Julian Taylor Ly-O-Lay Ale Loya (The Counterclockwise Circle Dance) by Sacred Spirit Yeha-Noha (Wishes of Happiness and Prosperity) by Sacred Spirit Woeté Wakan Olowan (Food Offering Song) by Earlwin B. Bullhead Wokiksuye Olowan (Kinship Song) by Earlwin B. Bullhead Spiritual Meditation by Native American Music Consort A Bo Story: Place of Indian Peace by Native American Music Consort & Ancient Tradition by Native American Music Consort Ghost Dance by Robbie Robertson In the Land of Ghosts by Native American Music Consort Ghost Dance by Drumming Songs
May mornings are so nostalgic. For the young ones, it bridges time between school and summer. It takes me back to when I was young. Let's be nostalgic together, love and light, y'all!
Playlist: Plus tôt by Alexandra Stréliski Time After Time (with Four Hits and a Miss) by Alex Stordahl & Frank Sinatra That's Heaven To Me by Sam Cooke & The Soul Stirrers No More by Madeleine Peyroux River Without Banks by Leo Svirsky Losing My Religion by Molly Parden & Hollow Hum Dawn Chorus by Thom Yorke Wood Green by Sarah Davachi I Am a Child by Buffalo Springfield In the Morning by Lola Marsh What Am I by Lola Marsh Stay High by Brittany Howard It Could Be Sweet by Portishead Love of Mine by Bardo Martinez Only For a Moment by Lola Marsh Pup Shalom by hymn for her
Our companions are beautiful things. Whether you are your own companion, or it is someone you love, perhaps a pet...with them, we share an unmatched bond. Cherish the bond, nourish it. Be a beacon. Love and light, y'all!
Playlist: Forest by Luvian Tell Her by Yael Naïm Love Is a Losing Game by Amy Winehouse A Part of Us by Yael Naïm Green Eyes by Arlo Parks Settle In by Kauf Hurt by Arlo Parks Sleepwalk by Santo & Johnny Half of the Perfect World by Madeleine Peyroux A Bo (Moon) Story: Ambient Angelic Music by Higher Mind Dreamy Vibes by Heavenly Shores Home by Edith Whiskers Deeply by Stardust Dreams Caroline by Arlo Parks Hope by Pete Josef Agnes Martin by Harold Budd
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We're still at home a year later, but we're also closer to the end of this pandemic than we were before! That's something to celebrate. But, while we're still at home, let's make the most of it. Love and light, y'all!
Playlist: Plus tôt by Alexandra Stréliski Bring It On Home to Me by Sam Cooke Green, Green Grass of Home by Elvis Presley On the Way Home by Buffalo Springfield Coming Home by k.d. lang This Must Be the Place by Iron & Wine & Ben Bridwell The Night We Met by Lord Huron A Bo (Moon) Story: 20181023 by Man Bartlett Carolina by Benjamin Gibbard Home by Edith Whiskers Childlike Innocence by Gianluca Piancenza Coming Home by JJ Heller A Bo (Moon) Story: 20181023 by Man Bartlett Home by Aurora Calling Me by Aquilo Walkin' Back Home by Eric Taylor Hometown by Lola Marsh Home Again by Carole King I by Aphex Twin
Join us today as Matthew Moon fills in for Bo on the Moon show! We're celebrating the pink supermoon we had this that graced our evening sky! Tune in, and enjoy the fun story that was put together. Love and light, y'all!
Playlist: Plus tôt by Alexandra Stréliski Pink Moon by Nick Drake Blue Moon by Billie Holiday Moonshadow by Yusuf Islam Mr Moonlight by The Beatles Blue Moon by Beck Moondance by Van Morrison Moonlight Drive by The Doors Blue Moon Revisited (Song for Elvis) by Cowboy Junkies A Matthew Moon Story The Whole of the Moon by The Waterboys Dancing in the Moonlight (It's Caught Me in Its Spotlight) by Thin Lizzy Child of the Moon by The Rolling Stones Talking to the Moon by Bruno Mars moonchild by RM Dance on the Moon by Aurora Pup Shalom by hymn for her
Today we're sitting down with Kids With Matches to talk everything music and how they met! And check out their performance on Electric City Cafe: Volume II streaming on our YouTube, Facebook, and IG starting April 30 at 7pm!
Intro & Outro Music used under Creative Commons License Colossus by Scanglobe from FreeMusicArchive.org
Ashley Peterson sits down with the founder and creator of Electric City Cafe, MatthewMoon, a local music event in Columbus, Ga. Ashley and Matt discuss what's new about Volume 2 and how the project has evolved.
Ashley Peterson sits down with Allie Kent from the Springer Opera House in Columbus, Ga to discuss the challenges of live theatre during COVID and how the Springer team pulled through to bring amazing productions to the area.
Ashley Peterson sits down with Jovan Johnson to discuss the collaboration between the Office Of Diversity and the Career Center here at Columbus State University.
Aprils in Columbus can be very beautiful. We think there's been more nice days than bad, so let's soak in those good days. Love and light, y'all!
Playlist: Young Folks by City of the Sun April in Paris by Ella Fitzgerald & Luis Armstrong April in Paris (Piano Solo) by Al Haig Trio April Give me One More Day by Sarah Vaughan April In My Heart (Take 1) by Billie Holiday with Teddy Wilson and His Orchestra Vivaldi's The Four Seasons, Concerto No. 1 in E Major, RV 269 "Spring: II. Largo by Janine Jansen et al A Bo Story: Late Nights and Mosquito Bites by Lullatone Grieg's Two Elegaic Melodies, OP. 34: 2. The Last Spring by Gothenburg Symphony Orchestra & Neeme Järvi One April Day by Stephin Merritt Tchaikovsky's The Season's Op. 37a: IV. April - Snowdrop by Jonas Vitaud Beat Still My Heart by Jimbo Mathus & Andrew Bird Feel Alive Again by Molly Parden willow by Taylor Swift April by Beach Bunny I NEED YOU by Jon Batiste Nothing Takes the Place of You by Toussaint McCall Blister in the Sun by Midnite String Quartet
Join us again as Jonathan Stringfellow glides through the centuries and discusses poetry through the ages! On this episode, let's take a look at "The Cheat" by Joseph Beaumont.
Join us again as Jonathan Stringfellow glides through the centuries and discusses poetry through the ages! On this episode, let's take a look at "Of A Spider's Web" by Margaret Cavendish.
Spring is always a beautiful time. The greens live again, and the pinks hum gently. Let's pay tribute to Spring! Love and light, y'all!
Playlist: Roscian by Agnes Obel Go Lightly by Jesse Marchant Breathe In by Yael Naïm, Rone Adrift by Jesse Marchant A Bo Story: Late Nights and Mosquito Bites by Lullatone Years by Jesse Marchant Yonder by Samoht Feelings by Brijean Winter Ghosts by Jesse Marchant Rupture by Yael Naïm Ocean by Brijean All Your Promise by Jesse Marchant Lathered In Gold by Brijean Words Underlined by Jesse Marchant Tell Her by Yael Naïm Avril 14th by Aphex Twin
Have you ever played radio roulette? Trust us, it's a lot more fun than you think! Try it! Love and light, y'all!
Playlist: Plus tôt by Alexandra Stréliski You Get What You Give by New Radicals Standing in the Rain by Al Green Singing in the Rain by Gene Kelly Over the Rainbow by Judy Garland Bluebird by Lola Marsh 26 by Paramore Clear Day by Hope Sandoval Paradise Circus by Willow Paradise by Sade A World Alone by Lorde What a Wonderful World by Louis Armstrong Orange Colored Sky by Nat 'King' Cole A Sky Full of Stars by Coldplay Wake Up by Arcade Fire & David Bowie
In this episode, we're talking with Vivian our Office Manager here at the Uproar. We sit down to talk about the job and the opportunities and benefits of having a position like Office Manager.
In this episode, we're getting information about job searching during a pandemic and other relevant sources to hopefully answer some questions! Enjoy!
Let's travel a little bit to one of The West's most visited nations, Jamaica! Learn a little today, but mainly, relax and enjoy. Love and light, y'all!
Playlist: Jamming (Instrumental Version) by United Guitar Players Revolution, Pt. 1 by Dennis Brown Hurting Me by Alton Ellis Funky Kingston by Toots & The Maytals Hard Road to Travel by Jimmy Cliff A Bo Story: Is This Love (Instrumental) by Dean Frazier's Sax & Friends Give Thanks and Praise by Bob Marley & The Wailers Is This Love by Bob Marley & The Wailers Exodus by Bob Marley & The Wailers Jamming (Exodus 40 Mix) by Bob Marley & The Wailers Waiting In Vain by Bob Marley & The Wailers Satisfy My Soul by Bob Marley & The Wailers Redemption Song by Bob Marley & The Wailers Jamming (Instrumental) by Guitar Tribute Players We All Are One by Jimmy Cliff
Humans are social creatures. We live among each other and we communicate, we create and destroy. We are human. We blame, we feel shame, and that's okay. Accept them. Love and light, y'all.
Playlist: Plus tôt by Alexandra Stréliski It's Nobody's Fault but Mine by Blind Willie Johnson I Don't Blame You by Cat Power Blame by Victoria Bigelow Homelands by Nitin Sawhney Borrow Your Heart by Alexa Rose Baby Where You Are by Lola Kirke featuring Wyndham A Bo Story: Together by Matthew Halsall Reminders, Defeats by Jesse Marchant Shame by Low I Blame Baltimore by Sebastian Blanck No Regrets by Tom Rush I Miss That Feeling by Tennis Shame by The Avett Brothers I by Aphex Twin
In this episode, we're getting information about vaccine and other relevant sources to hopefully answer some questions and calm worries! Enjoy!
Today, we continue our progression through the ages to John Milton's "I Did but Prompt the Age." Please enjoy as host, Jonathan Stringfellow, takes you through this sonnet.
To our neighbours up north, this one's for you! Canada has so much to offer, so let's explore a little bit of the great Canadian artists. Love and light, y'all!
Playlist: Plus tôt by Alexandra Stréliski Snowbird by Anne Murray Don't Let the Stars Get In Your Eyes by k.d. lang The Last Time I Saw Richard by Joni Mitchell Winter Lady by Leonard Cohen Coyote by Joni Mitchell Central Reservation by Beth Orton So Long, Marianne by Leonard Cohen After the Gold Rush by Neil Young A Bo Story: Viola's Theme by Jacob Mühlrad & Joel Lyssarides Words Underlined by Jesse Marchant Visions by Loving Oh Canada by Missy Higgins So Blue by Majical Cloudz Downtown by Majical Cloudz O Canada (Instrumental) by Les Voltigeurs de Québec
For our first in-studio recording together since the pandemic started, here is the ArtHaus second birthday show! Two years of ArtHaus giving beauty to the area, enjoy. Love and light, y'all!
Playlist: Plus tôt by Alexandra Stréliski Be Here by Ray LaMontagne Circle 'Round the Sun by James Taylor Come Back by Jimmie Spheeris Star Girl by Jake Xerxes Fussell Kailua Sunrise by Emily Stilwell Come Back by Sunny War A Bo Story: Jalan Jalan by David Parsons Autumn's Child by Devendra Banhart Lisa Sawyer by Leon Bridges Kiss of Life by Sade Le soleil est prés de moi by Air [Clip] David White's Nostalgia Pup Shalom by hymn for her
No time to talk, let's just chill, love and light, y'all.
Playlist: Today by Laffey Take Five by The Dave Brubeck Quartet Take Ten by Paul Desmond Feel Alive Again by Molly Parden 5am in cairo by oh, the joy. Love Is the King by Jeff Tweedy Nature Calls by Magnetic South Trouble (Apple Music Home Session) by James Bay After the Storm by Alpine Storm My City of Ruins by Wesley Schultz Nesting by Joseph August Seed of Joy by Marc Scibilia feat. Brian Fallon Wading In Waist-High Water by Fleet Foxes Chau Paris (Arr. for Guitar) by Astor Piazzola played by Andrew Zohn Featherweight by Fleet Foxes Again (Remix) by Wande Coal, Wale Weather Storm by Massive Attack
Come in, take a seat and relax. In this episode, Jonathan is taking a look at the similarities between Charlotte Smith's "Nepenthe" and Homer's epic, "The Odyssey" Enjoy!
This week we're exploring literature of a little more biblical context. But all the same, interesting artistry. Tune in!
Quick notes for Georgia constituents! Get up to date on bills that are floating in the Georgia House of Reps.
Sometimes, some of the greatest things are at home. No better example than these talented artists right out of the Chattahoochee Valley! Love and light, y'all!
Playlist: Plus tôt by Alexandra Stréliski Thomas Wiggins "Sewing Song: Imitation of a Sewing Machine" by John Davis Trust No Man by Ma Rainey Plastic Jesus by Tia Blake The Rising of the Moon by Tia Blake Son of a Ramblin' Man by Joey Allcorn Tears by Mark Knopfler & Chet Atkins I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry by Jimmie Spheeris The River St. Johns by Jake Xerxes Fussell Rest Easy (Live) by The Shelby Brothers New Day Comin' (Live) by The Shelby Brothers A Change Is Gonna Come (feat. Gary Clark Jr.) by Los Coast One Bright Hour by Bebo Norman Teenage Dream by Kidd G Indigo by Colin Manskar Shiloh by Dallas Austin, Cory Enemy & Dalico The Quiet Voice by Alexandra Stréliski
This week we're meeting up with CSU's Black Schwob Society to talk about how they got started, what they do, and how you can join!
Join as we take our next step in our progression through the ages! This time, we're visiting 1590 with Edmund Spenser's "The Faerie Queene" in a fantastical way. Enjoy!
Take a peak behind the curtain to hear the magic of any movie; the soundtrack. This film is an experience and we hope you enjoy it. It was a labor of love. Love and light, y'all!
Playlist: Magnolia Theme by Betsy Eby Wishing Girl by Emily Stillwell After You're Gone by Bryan Canoonigo Simple Gifts by Betsy Eby NADA by Betsy Eby Film Clip: Morning Scene with Nathan, Agnes, and Sam Hometown by Emily Stillwell Slow Flurry by Betsy Eby Film Clip: Light Man Spiegel Im Spiegel by Arvo Part Film Clip: Porch Scene with Nina and Sam Hudson River by Betsy Eby Magnolia (Guitar) by Betsy Eby 20170825 by Man Barltett 196khz by Dustin O'Halloran Funeral Song by Public Domain Amazing Grace by Lloyd Buchanan Beyond The Sky by Jane Antonia Cornish Wishing Girl by Lola Marsh Magnolia Theme by Betsy Eby
100 episodes means 100 weeks and we're coming up on two years of ArtHaus. We're honored and proud to bring this eclectic mix of music and Bo's personal stories to the valley and to the nation. Love and light, y'all!
Playlist: Plus tôt by Alexandra Stréliski A Bo Story: From Episode 1 “Sleepytown” I Am the Mercury by Jimmie Spheeris A Bo Story: From Episode 2 “Hometown” Hometown by Lola Marsh A Bo Story: From Episode 6 “Beautiful People” Valerie (from BBC Radio 1 Live Lounge) by Amy Winehouse A Bo Story: From Episode 15 “Fair Play” Fair Play by Van Morrison Le nouveau départ by Alexandra Stréliski
You've probably heard about C100, but do you know what they are and what they do? Well, here is the opportunity for you to listen in and get to know the organization without having to meet anyone (for our introverted friends!)
Soul emerged in the 1950s among the African American community in the 1950s and has since developed into many different sounds and forms. We'll always love this genre as it's defined so many thing and leaves us feeling warmth in our hearts. Love and light, y'all!
Playlist: When I Fall In Love by Sam Cooke Let's Stay Together by Al Green Soul Serenade by Aretha Franklin You Send Me by Sam Cooke My Guy by Mary Wells Ain't No Mountain High Enough by Marvin Gaye, Tammi Terrell Do Right Woman, Do Right Man by Aretha Franklin A Bo Story: Don't Explain by Jimmy Heath All That You Have Is Your Soul by Tracy Chapman In Another Time by Sade Baby, I Love You by Aretha Franklin Come Go with Me by Teddy Pendergrass You'll Never Find Another Love Like Mine by Lou Rawls Move On Up by Curtis Mayfield (Your Love Keeps Lifting Me) Higher & Higher by Jackie Wilson
We're back with more poetry! Analysis, recitation, and more. This semestre, Jonathan is going to focus on a chronological theme - starting with 16th Century works and progressing to more modern pieces. Sit back, and relax with us.
In an effort to move away from Confederate imagery, we have officially ditched the name "The Saber" and are now "The Uproar" !! We're excited and hope you continue to support us.
Listen in on this episode to hear why we made this change and how we came to this name!
How are you feeling today? Are you good? Sometimes, the world can be hard. But let's push through it together. Love and light, y'all!
Playlist: Blood Sugar by Orlando Weeks Don't Underestimate Midwest American Sun by Kevin Morby St. Cloud by Waxahatchee Golden by My Morning Jacket Try Harder by Aerial East Move On by Pete Josef A Bo Story: Wisdom Tree by Stardust Dreams Fitter Happier by Radiohead Let Down by Easy Star All-Stars Vent by Morpheus Hope by Pete Josef Exit Music (For a Film) by Easy Star-Alls You Are Special by Deep Sleep, Alpha Brain Waves, & Sleep Sound Library
2021 is going to be a great year! Let's manifest it, let's dance! Love and light, y'all!
Playlist: White Wedding by Bossa Lounge Project, Garciela Coelho Let’s Dance by David Bowie Dancing In the Street by Martha Reeves and the Vandellas Tighten Up Pt. 1 by Archie Bell & The Drells Adiós Noniño by Astor Piazzolla y Su Quinteto Time Is Dancing by Ben Howard The Twist by Chubby Checker A Bo Story: The Sea At Night by 2002 A Sky Full of Stars by Coldplay On & On by Erykah Badu Where Did I Go (Ponyfarm Edit) by Eric Bazilian, Blutonium Boy Dancing In the Dark by Bruce Springsteen I’d Rather Dance With You by Kings of Convenience Fou fou fou mon minou by Chocolat Hayling by FC Kahuna (feat. Hafdis Huld)
Just half the world away, a short trip over the pond, the great nation of England sits as one of the world's oldest, continuous monarchies! Idolized by their "regal accents" the English's history is deeply intertwined with America's, so let's hop on over! Love and light, y'all!
Playlist: London Bridge Is Falling Down by Baby Lullaby Academy Streets of London by Ralph McTell Don’t Let the Sun Catch You Crying by Gerry & The Pacemakers Within You Without You by The Beatles Wish You Were Here by Pink Floyd Ashes to Ashes by David Bowie Brand New Day by Sting A Bo Story: N°012 by relaxdaily Pink Moon by Nick Drake How to Disappear Completely by Radiohead Green Eyes by Coldplay Love Is a Losing Game by Amy Winehouse Star Treatment by Arctic Monkeys Forest by Luvian Green Eyes by Arlo Parks
It's a beautiful day outside the window on our train to Georgia! Let's take it all in, share the love, spread the light. Love and light, y'all!
Playlist: Plus tôt by Alexandra Stréliski Georgia on My Mind by Ray Charles Rainy Night in Georgia by Brook Benton Sewing Song: Imitation of a Sewing Machine by Thomas Wiggins, John Davis See See the Rider Blues by Ma Rainey Sweet Dreams by Mark Knopfler, Chet Atkins A Bo Story: Melissa by Singer’s Edge Karaoke Midnight Train to Georgia by Gladys Knight & The Pips Lonely Night In Georgia by Marc Broussard Star Girl by Jake Xerxes Fussell Georgia by Brittany Howard Smile by Madeline Peyroux Sweet Georgia Brown by Ella Fitzgerald Sittin’ on the Dock of the Bay by The O’Neill Brothers Band
Any year is a path, but a decade is a long journey that tests us at every turn. Follow Bo as he shares his picks of favourite songs throughout the 2010s. Love and Light, y'all!
Playlist: Everything Is New by Antony & The Johnsons Holocene by Bon Iver Video Games by Lana Del Rey Retrograde by James Blake Winter Road by Bill Callahan Morning by Beck Coffee by Sylvan Esso Nangs by Tame Impala Should Have Known Better by Sufjan Stevens Cranes in the Sky by Solange Remember Roses by Lola Marsh Last of My Kind by Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit Summer’s End by John Prine Short and Sweet by Brittany Howard If It Wasn’t Broken by Sunny War Hero (Intro) by Michael Kiwanuka Highway to the Sun by Ray LaMontagne New Grass by Ólafur Arnalds
This has been, perhaps, our wildest year in recent history. We've been met with incredible loss, darkness, but also light. We're happy you're here, lets spread love and light in 2021.
Playlist: Today by Laffey Love Is the King by Jeff Tweedy I Contain Multitudes by Bob Dylan Come to Me by Robbie Basho The Border by Nicolas Godin Holidays by Hjalte Ross A Bo Story: 20180516 by Man Bartlett Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom by Brandford Marsalis, Maxayn Lewis Levee and Dussie by Branford Marsalis A Change Is Gonna Come by Los Coast featuring Gary Clark Jr. Evermore by Taylor Swift featuring Bon Iver Gold Sky by The Avalanches by Kurt Vile Again (Remix) by Wande Coal & Wale Levee Confronts God by Branford Marsalis
The holidays are looking a lot different this year, but there's a light at the end of the tunnel. Join us for a wave of holiday tunes and Bo's recitation of "'Twas the Night Before Christmas"! Keep the energy. Hold on to love and light, y'all!
Playlist: Plus tôt by Alexandra Stréliski The Christmas Song (Alternate Take) by Nat “King” Cole Alabaster by Andrew Bird Can’t Help Falling in Love by Haley Reinhart Oh Holy Night by Andrew Bird Skating by Andrew Bird Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas by Judy Garland A Bo Story: ‘Twas the Night Before Christmas (instrumental music) Cradle Song by Katie Melua Plane Song by Katie Melua If You Are so Beautiful by Katie Melua O Holy Night by Katie Melua River by Katie Melua Overgrown by James Blake No Place Like Home by John Legend Christmas Is Coming by Andrew Bird The Quiet Voice by Alexandra Stréliski It’s the Most Wonderful Time of the Year by Andy Williams
The last episode of the semestre! Wow, time flies. In this episode, let's look ahead to next semestre and talk about updates!
Let's take a trip north where the sun shows less and the darkness thrives. But in this dark shines the light of creativity and so much beautiful music comes out of the Nordic region. Please enjoy good music and calm stories. Love and light, yall.
Playlist: Skyscape by Erik Wøllo Singing Softly to Me by Kings of Convenience Lay Your Head by Júníus Meyvant Everybody Hurts by Alice Boman Ing-Maries vals by Sara Parkman A Bo Story: Ba Ba by Sigur Rós; Zero by Ólafur Arnalds; Finlandia by Dan Starr Falling by Hjalte Ross All Neon Like by Björk All Alright by Sigur Rós Follow Me Home by Esther The Lion's Roar by First Aid Kit Lag Fyrir Ömmu by Ólafur Arnalds
We may not be able to travel like we want to. The whole world is out there, but we need to be home and stay safe for ourselves and others. Allow us to take you to New York and feel the calmness and the energy of the city that never sleeps! Love and light, y'all!
Playlist: Blue In Green by Miles Davis Autumn In New York by Billie Holiday Autumn In New York by Charlie Parker New York State of Mind by Billy Joel Mona Lisas and Mad Hatters by Elton John New York City Serenade by Bruce Springsteen A Bo Story: Opus 20 by Dustin O’Halloran Love in the Afternoon by Marianne Faithfull, Angelo Badalamenti Rise by Josh Rouse Riptide by Vance Joy Fairytale of New York by The Pogues’ Theme from New York, New York by Frank Sinatra I by Aphex Twin
The College of the Arts has an amazing collaboration in the works! Tune in to find out more!
This time of year, as things slow down, we get the opportunity to breath and look at what we're thankful for. Be sure to look around and love all that you can, because there can never be too much love and thanks. Love and light, y'all!
Playlist: Plus tôt by Alexandra Stréliski I’m Old Fashioned by John Coltrane Against the Sky by Brian Eno, Harold Budd Late October by Brian Eno, Harold Budd Little Heart by Harold Budd Lipstick by Producing a Kind Generation Back to the Sky by Ólafur Arnalds, JFDR New Grass by Ólafur Arnalds Winter Song by Sam Fender One April Day by Stephin Merritt Pup Shalom by hymn for her You You You You You by the 6ths
We are always everywhere. All at once, where the sun doesn't set, and where we chase light. Love and light, y'all.
Playlist: Spiral by Ólafur Arnalds That’s Heaven To Me by Sam Cooke, The Soul Stirrers Life’s Railway to Heaven by Patsy Cline That Lucky Old Sun (Just Rolls Around Heaven All Day) by Louis Armstrong, Gordon Jenkins and His Orchestra Heavenly Day by Patty Griffin Heaven’s Gonna Burn Your Eyes by Thievery Corporation Feat. Emiliana Torrini Just Like Heaven by Katie Melua Heaven Knows I’m Miserable Now by The Smiths A Bo Story: 20161218 by Man Bartlett & Heaven by Sergio Sorrentino, Machinefabriek The Sun Won’t Set by Anoushka Shankar, Norah Jones Falling by Julee Cruise Heaven by Simply Red Corcovado (Quiet Nights of Quiet Stars) by Stan Getz, Astrud Gilberto, Antônio Carlos Jobim, João Gilberto Spiral by Ólafur Arnalds
When journeys end, a person can feel drained. Empty, but thinking of all things triumphed brings the beauty into the new day. Love and light, y'all!
Playlist: Woven Song by Ólafur Arnalds Feeling Good by Nina Simone A Change is Gonna Come by Los Coast feat. Gary Clark Jr. The Ghost on the Shore by Lord Huron Fearless by Pink Floyd Surrounded (Fight My Battles) by Bethel Music and Kari Jobe Darling, je vous aime beaucoup by Beegie Adair Trio Undone by Ólafur Arnalds A Bo Story: 20190101 by Man Bartlett We Contain Multitudes by Ólafur Arnalds Brand New Day by Van Morrison Brand New Day by Sting I by Aphex Twin Beautiful Day by U2
The two Senate races headed to a runoff on Jan. 5 are between David Perdue and Jon Ossoff, and Kelly Loeffler and Raphael Warnock.
The following are key dates for the Senate Runoff in Georgia: Nov. 18: Absentee ballots begin going out Dec. 7: Deadline to register Dec. 14: Early In-Person voting begins Jan. 5: Election Runoff Georgia law says if you will be 18 years old by Election Day, you will be able to register now and vote on Jan. 5.
(Source). WTOC11 Savannah, GA. (https://www.wtoc.com/2020/11/09/key-dates-senate-runoff-georgia/)
This one's for you. Enjoy. Be calm, love and light, y'all.
Playlist: Plus tôt by Alexandra Stréliski Just Like Heaven by Kat Edmonson Meu Destino (My Destiny) by Thievery Corporation Caramel by Suzanne Vega Don’t Dream It’s Over by Sarah Blasko Déranger les pierres by Carla Bruni Un Simple Histoire (A Simple Story) by Thievery Corporation Don’t Look Back by Télépopmusik Our Love Is Easy by Melody Gardot Afterglow by Phaeleh feat. Soundmouse Hayling by FC Kahuna Love Will Tear Us Apart by Nouvelle Vague The Killing Moon by Nouvelle Vague Summerbreeze (2 Meter Session) by Emilíana Torrini Le nouveau départ by Alexandra Stréliski Blue Lips by Regina Spektor
Today's show is dedicated to Bo's late son, Eliot. Life can be a beautiful thing; even in all of it's dark moments. Cherish the ones you love always with deep caring and light.
Playlist: Opus 20 by Dustin O’Halloran No Cars Go by Arcade Fire Wake Up by Arcade Fire Keep Your Head Up by Ben Howard A Bo Story: Blue Skies by Noah & The Whale Clip: “I’ll Write This Right Now” by Eliot Bartlett I Will Follow You Into the Dark by Death Cab for Cutie Mushaboom by Feist Brothers On a Hotel Bed by Death Cab for Cutie Passenger Seat by Death Cab for Cutie The District Sleeps Alone Tonight by The Postal Service Such Great Heights by Iron & Wine I’ll Believe In Anything by Wolf Parade Our Window by Noah & The Whale
You can learn something new every day, so come learn some cool Halloween things with us!
The 20th Century gave us so many beautiful duets and even some today. In the "He Said, She Said" show, we'll be looking at the beautiful dichotomy of voices. Love and light, y'all!
Playlist: Plus tôt by Alexandra Stréliski Dream A Little Dream Of Me by Ella Fitzgerald, Louis Armstrong Cheek to Cheek by Ella Fitzgerald, Louis Armstrong Do Friends fall in Love? By Rachael & Vilray It Tango by Laurie Anderson Dice by Finley Quaye, Beth Orton Goodbye Rain by Hush Kids Let Me Get There by Hope Sandoval & The Warm Inventions featuring Kurt Vile Anyone Else But You by The Moldy Peaches Home by Edward Sharpe & The Magnetic Zeros Over Everything by Courtney Barnett, Kurt Vile He Said, She Said by Sunshine Anderson exile by Taylor Swift featuring Bon Iver Pup Shalom by hymn for her
Today, we celebrate Bo's sister's birthday! This show is all about Sandy(s). Say happy birthday to your loved ones and cherish them as you can! Love and light, y'all.
Playlist: A Stream With Bright Fish by Brian Eno & Harold Budd Sandy by Ronny & The Daytonas Summer and Sandy by Lesley Gore Who Knows Where the Time Goes? by Fairport Convention Listen, Listen by Sandy Denny Sandy by Carpenters A Bo Story: 20181023 by Man Bartlett 4th of July, Ashbury Park (Sandy) by Bruce Springsteen Sandy (4th of July Ashbury Park) by The Hollies Sandy by John Travolta Sandy’s Song by Dolly Parton Little Sandy by Terry Allen Sandy by Steve Robinson Pup Shalom by hymn for her
On this edition of No Strangers Here. We'll be reading some haikus from favorite poet, Matsuo Bashō. Enjoy!
Join your hosts today as they discuss black hair and what it means to them. As recent as five years, we've seen measures taken in the corporate world to block "black hair" in its natural state. Through conversation, let's change that!
Today, your hosts look at the world of jobs and being black in America. Tune in, get some insight, or share your experiences!
The name "The Saber" is rooted in Confederate imagery; Columbus College, opened in 1958, was represented by the mascot called "The Rebel." This mascot was clothed in the Confederate uniform and held a saber. In an effort to distance from these more racist-leaning, militaristic imageries, The Saber is looking to you to help find a new, more representative name!
You can email them at csusaber@gmail.com with your suggestions!
Our world is on fire both literally and metaphorically and we have to take care of it before it's too late. Climate change will cost us much more than we can believe. Make sure you stay vigilant and find ways to help where you can! Love and light, y'all!
Playlist: Plus tôt by Alexandra Stréliski I Don’t Want to Set the World on Fire by The Ink Spots Fire and Rain by James Taylor Two Fires by Eric Taylor Wicked Game by Chris Isaak Fire by Bruce Springsteen I’m On Fire by The Staves Grapevine Fires by Death Cab for Cutie A Bo Story: Embers by Max Richter Fireflies by Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds Sparks by Coldplay Ashes to Ashes by Jenny Hval Burn This by hymn for her Wild Fire by Laura Marling Man on Fire by Edward Sharpe & The Magnetic Zeros Pup Shalom by hymn for her
Check in as we shine a spotlight on one of The Saber's newest illustrators/graphic designers, Aaron George!
Time Magazine released its list of influential people of 2020 and we were surprised to see so many Black faces! Black people have been instrumental in the development in the U.S. so come learn with us!
There will be no fairs this year because of the pandemic we are involved in. We will miss the feeling of the Autumn fair and the laughs we shared. The dates we had, the family times we shared. Let's get back to that as fast as possible. Love and light y'all!
Playlist: Plus tôt by Alexandra Stréliski It’s Carnival Time by Elvis Presley Send In the Clowns by Frank Sinatra Scarborough Fair/Cantincle by Simon & Garfunkel We Move Lightly by Dustin O’Halloran Sugar Mountain (Live) by Neil Young The Circle Game by Joni Mitchell A Bo Story: 20190218 by Man Bartlett Country Fair by Van Morrison Snow and Light by Dustin O’Halloran Lost in the Midway by Jimmie Spheeris Je n’en connais pas la fin (Live) by Jeff Buckley The Whistle Song by Fredrik Ferrier & Harold van Lennep Le nouveau départ by Alexandra Stréliski
Jon reads a poem from his own collection and discusses how the past shapes the present and the future.
Follow Jon and Strangers Here on Twitter @HereStrangers https://twitter.com/herestrangers
For students who have the itch to volunteer and maybe don't know how. We understand, we're all still learning how to navigate the world we're in right now. But at least we have volunteering figured out, tune in to see how you can get involved!
You can also check out The Saber here: https://csusaber.com/
Sometimes, you just have to talk out your differences and find commonalities! Tune in to this episode for our Battle of the Sexes!
Autumn is a season full of beauty and change. As the Earth tilts and wobbles like a spinning top, in Autumn and Spring, an equinox happens when the Earth is just about at a 0 degree tilt. So, at the equator, the sun would be directly overhead and we'd see equal daylight and nighttime! Love and light, y'all!
Playlist: Autumn Leaves by Beegie Adair I'll Be With You in Apple Blossom Time by Charles Harrison It Was a Very Good Year by Frank Sinatra Urge for Going by Tom Rush The Sun In September by Matthew Halsall Flaming September by Orchestra, Marianne Faithfull & Angelo Badalamenti Harvest Moon by Neil Young Autumn Leaves by Leif Shires Moondance by Van Morrison Autumn Sweater by Yo La Tengo If There is No Question by Khruangbin Harvest Moon by SYML Autumn by Moondog
Today Jon is exploring the beautiful world of haikus! Enjoy them, and consider sharing some of your poetry with us!
Hey Georgia voters, this episode is all for you! If you're nervous and have questions about how voting will work. Let us be your guide!
The Junior League of Columbus is taking on the Little Black Dress Initiative this week in response to the local diaper shortage. Take a listen and see how you can help.
Junior League of Columbus website: https://www.jlcolumbus.com/
Black on the Prowl is airing NOW with an episode all about MENTAL Health. Your hosts have special guest @tamekawhittlesey on. Take a second to look below for some incredibly useful information:
Therapist for Black Girls -https://therapyforblackgirls.com/ Therapy for Black Men- https://therapyforblackmen.org/ Therapy for BIPOC -https://www.melaninandmentalhealth.com/ Reduced/Affordable Therapy - https://openpathcollective.org/ Affordable/Reduced Therapy- https://beingseen.org/
Useful numbers: National Alliance Mental Health - 1-800 950- 6264 National Suicide Prevention Hotline- 800-273-8255 The Trevor Project- 866-488-7386 Domestic Violence Hotline 1-800-799-7233 or text LOVE to 1-866-331-9474 Self harm- 1-800-366-8288 Drug /Alcohol- 1-877-235-4525 Sexual Assault- 1-800-656-4673
This year has seen so much; the pandemic, varying climate disasters, and racial injustices. The Talk is an event that has been put together by dedicated CSU Students to provide a safe and productive atmosphere to discuss racial injustices and paths to a better future. These conversations are timeless, so tune in any time and widen your perspective!
Chadwick Boseman has left a spot no one can fill. He will forever be an inspiration and a hero for many people.
California appears to exist on an alien planet with its enduring red skies, smoke, and fires. California needs attention as it falls victim to human-caused Climate Change. Do what you can, they need our help!
Playlist: Plus tôt by Alexandra Stréliski (I Left My Heart) In San Francisco by Tony Bennett California Dreamin’ by José Feliciano Keeper of the Canyon by Jimmie Spheeris Ladies of the Canyon by Joni Mitchell Bartender by Lana Del Rey Country Girl: A. Whiskey Boot Hill/B. Down, Down, Down
A Bo Story: Return from L.A.: I by R. Andrew Lee Return from L.A.: II by R. Andrew Lee Return from L.A.: III by R. Andrew Lee Return from L.A.: IV by R. Andrew Lee
I’d Swear There Was Somebody Here by David Crosby Going to California by Led Zeppelin 99 Miles from L.A. by Art Gargunkel San Luis by Gregory Alan Isakov Maybe California by Tori Amos Do You Know the Way to San Jose? By Trijnte Oosterhuis West Coast by Lana Del Rey California Suite by The Beach Boys & Royal Philharmonic Orchestra California Dreamin’ by The Mamas & The Papas
On this episode, Jon talks the birth and death of an idea and reads Emily Dickinson's Poem #13
On this episode, Jon talks Twitter friends and reads a few poems from the 'A Lovely Wreckage' collection.
Today, the staff of the Saber sit down to report in about the uses of CBD, its benefits, and some common misconceptions!
Politics in America are a hot item right now. The spotlights are all on the racial inequality here even during the pandemic. Keep the conversation going. Black Lives Matter.
Let's rock on with this week's ArtHaus! A little different for the show, but fun nonetheless.
Playlist: L.A. Woman by The Doors Break On Through (To the Other Side) by The Doors Roadhouse Blues by The Doors For Your Love by The Yardbirds Whole Lotta love by Led Zeppelin Ramble On by Led Zeppelin My Old School by Steely Dan Aja by Steely Dan Deacon Blues by Steely Dan Breakfast In America by Supertramp Clocks by Coldplay A Rush of Blood to the Head by Coldplay
Gold is considered a precious metal; the 79th element on the Periodic Table. It has such a rich and deep history in human civilization in both good and evil lights. Used in so much art throughout the centuries to show us beauty of the ancients. But, it also existed as a catalyst for greed, as humans expanded and conquered. But gold itself remains innocent, pure, and beautiful.
Playlist: Golden Slumbers/Carry That Weight (Take 17/Instrumental/Strings & Bass) by The Beatles Our Day Will Come by Ruby & The Romantics Band of Gold by Mel Carter Let Your Light Shine On Me by Blind Willie Johnson Heart of Gold by Ondara Dawn Chorus by Thom Yorke Love and Passion by Sarah Vaughan, Milton Nascimento After the Gold Rush by Neil Young A Bo Story: 20180516 by Man Bartlett Gold In the Air of Summer by Kings of Convenience The Golden Age by Beck Gold by Chet Faker Gold by Wake Owl Stay Gold by First Aid Kit So Soft, Your Goodbye by Chet Atkins Gold by Spandau Ballet
Today, Ashley Peterson and Jessica DeMarco-Jacobson, take a deeper look at the relationship between the University System of Georgia & Corvias and how this relationship effects students amidst this pandemic!
Check out 'The Saber' here! https://csusaber.com/
America is at a point where we're met with injustices that are met with little empathy and empty sympathy from those at large. In this discussion, your hosts bring in special guests from the university to discuss: inclusion on campus, society at large, and their feelings about what's going on in our society. Listen with an open mind, and feel with an open heart.
An unprecedented summer comes to an end soon. Maybe you didn't get to go travel the world, or maybe couldn't visit a friend you've been planning to visit. But we hope you found something within yourself or in the world that you never saw before. Even if it's just a new game, book, or TV Show. We hope you enjoyed your summer; welcome autumn! Love and light, y'all!
Playlist: Surely This Day by Steve Kimock Stay Safe by Rhye Once Upon a Summertime by Blossom Dearie Mornings in Memphis by Justin Townes Earle A Bo Story: Suns by Jogging House Solas by Jane Antonia Cornish Feeling Good by Sammy Davis, Jr. The Black Arts by Stereolab True Love Waits by Radiohead I Forget Where We Were by Ben Howard Le Sud by Lola Marsh Summertime Sadness by Lana Del Rey Summer by SØLYS
Today, Ashley Peterson and Jessica DeMarco-Jacobson, sit down to report on campus news surrounding: reopening, health & safety guidelines, and student/staff/faculty compliance! Tune in and see what's going on at Columbus State University during the pandemic.
August comes just before September, and Autumn is coming quick. Fill the air change, feel the Earth shift to the Autumnal Equinox. August, the end of a cycle. Love and light, y'all.
Playlist: Sleeping Music and Sleep Music by Baby Lullaby Academy Purnamadah by Shantala Dive In by East Forest Without a Thought for My Heart by Rachael & Vilray Heart Chakra by Beautiful Chorus A Bo Story: Canticle of Light by Ashana Edge of the World Pt. 1 by Pond Sketches in Sepia by Lara Downess Faith’s Hymn by Beautiful Chorus Running with the Wolves by Aurora The Night We Met by Lord Huron You’re Mine by Lola Marsh Sleeping Music and Sleep Music by Baby Lullaby Academy
Get your luggage because today we're riding on the Cosmic Ocean Ship with Mia Doi Todd. It's going to be a calm show, so relax and enjoy! Love and light, y'all!
Playlist: Plus tôt by Alexandra Stréliski What If We Do? By Mia Doi Todd A Bo Story: Sleeping Music and Sleep Music by Baby Lullaby Academy Paratay by Mia Doi Todd My Baby Lives In Paris by Mia Doi Todd Under the Sun by Mia Doi Todd Skipping Stones by Mia Doi Todd A Bo Story: Sleeping Music and Sleep Music by Baby Lullaby Academy Summer Lover by Mia Doi Todd La Havana by Mia Doi Todd Canto de lemanja by Mia Doi Todd The Rising Tide by Mia Doi Todd All My City by Mia Doi Todd Gracias a la Vida by Mia Doi Todd A Bo Story: Sleeping Music and Sleep Music by Baby Lullaby Academy Open Your Heart by Mia Doi Todd Pup Shalom by hymn for her
Thanks for tuning in! Matthew Moon sits down with Kat Cannella with the Junior League of Columbus to talk about their event coming up!
Intro/Outro Music: "Celebration" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/
Grief is a natural human process, and time is a human construct. Time does not exist, but it does pass, and for grief, no time limit exists. Humans heal at their own rate and only in their own minds. Share the love before the time of passing. Love and light, y'all.
Playlist: Plus tôt by Alexandra Stréliski Fourth of July by Sufjan Stevens A Bo Story: Whose name is written on water by Max Richter & Grace Davidson Pass In Time by Beth Orton Who Knows Where the Time Goes? By Fairport Convention Flamenco Sketches by Miles Davis Gloomy Sunday by Billie Holiday & Teddy Wilson and His Orchestra Sun It Rises by Fleet Foxes Blue Skies by Noah & The Whale Do You Realize?? by The Flaming Lips Do You Realize?? by Vitamin String Quartet Born to Die by Lana Del Rey
A little morning mantra for those wanting positive change; whether in your own life or for the world: As I wake up and move through the world, those I encounter, I will strive to leave them with positive energy and with love. Sometimes it can be hard to get up and feel like you have power, but know that if you're alive, you have power. Make a change. Love and light, y'all!
Playlist: Plus tôt by Alexandra Stréliski Nice ‘N’ Easy by Frank Sinatra Hold Heart by Emilíama Torrini Autumn Leaves by Beegie Adair Midnight Sun by Speck Mountain Shadows by Yo La Tengo For Today by Jessica Lea Mayfield Charlotte by Hope Sandoval & The Warm Inventions A Bo Story: As Much as Possible by Bing & Ruth Clear Day by Hope Sandoval & The Warm Inventions Across the Universe by Fiona Apple Love Songs on the Radio by Mojave 3 Summer Lover by Mia Doi Todd Pup Shalom by hymn for her One for My Baby (And One More for the Road) by Etta James & Riley Hampton
Bonjour! (ou bonsoir!) We're still in the thick of things, so it's hard to travel. But it's always fun to pretend. Travel with us from the safety and distance of your headphones (or stereo)! Love and light, y'all!
Playlist: French Jazz by French Guitar Music Zone My Baby Lives In Paris by Mia Doi Todd Sous le ciel de Paris by Edith Piaf C’est Si Bon (It’s So Good) by Eartha Kitt An American in Paris by George Gershwin, Michael Tilson Thomas & San Francisco Symphony Bibbidi Bobbidi Boo (French Version) by Stacey Kent La belle dame sans regrets by Chris Botti La chanson des vieux amants by Jacques Brel La Vie En Rose by Madeleine Peyroux From Paris With Love (Single Version) by Melody Gardot Les Ètoiles by Melody Gardot A Bo Story: He Was Just Shining by Sébastien Texier, François Corneloup, Louis Moutin & Henri Texier Hello Old Friend by James Taylor Free Man In Paris by Joni Mitchell In France They Kiss on Main Street by Joni Mitchell French Jazz by French Guitar Music Zone
Mountains are often symbolic for a higher state of being; early civilizations built tall structures or even structures on hills/mountains to be closer to their respective higher powers. Were they on to something? Either way, love and light, y'all!
Playlist: Rocky Mountain High by The O’Neill Brothers Group Big Rock Candy Mountain by Harry “Haywire Mac” McClintock Sugar Mountain by Neil Young Ain’t No Mountain High Enough by Marvin Gaye & Tammi Terrell Mountain’s Shadow by Mutual Benefit A Bo Story: Ngakso by Choying Drolma & Steve Tibbetts; Mountains by Filippo Cocco; Om Pana Phem Choying Drolma & Steve Tibbetts Blue Ridge Mountains by Fleet Foxes Black Man Singing in Echo Mountain by Daniel Bernard Roumain & Laurelyn Dossett Over the Mountain by Heather Masse Tiger Mountain Peasant Song by Fleet Foxes Mountains by Charlotte Day Wilson Misty Mountain Hop by Bruce Lash Mountain Sound by Of Monsters and Men Close to Fine by Indigo Girls Misty Mountain Hop by Sweet Little Band
Whether you're traveling cross-country or cross room, we hope you're staying safe and healthy in these times. Whether you're taking a trip physically or one of the mind, remember to cherish both origin and destination and every point in between! Love and light, y'all!
Playlist: Plus tôt by Alexandra Stréliski On the Road Again by Willie Nelson Detour Ahead by The Boulevard of Broken Dreams Orchestra By the Time I Get to Phoenix by Glen Campbell Kansas City by Wilbert Harrison Chicago (Adult Contemporary Easy Listening Version) by Sufjan Stevens A Bo Story: Suns by Jogging House Exit Music (For a Film) by Radiohead Overturn by Alexandra Stréliski Blue In Green by Miles Davis New York City Serenade by Bruce Springsteen I Forget Where We Were by Ben Howard Le nouveau départ by Alexandra Stréliski
On this Independence Day weekend, we're going to throw some Star-Spangled Tunes your way. Hope you enjoy!
Playlist: Born in the USA by Twinkle Twinkle Little Rock Star Like a Ripple On a Pond by Nikki Giovanni This Land Is Your Land by Woody Guthrie Born In the U.S.A. by Richard Shindell America by Simon & Garfunkel Fourth of July by Sufjan Stevens A Bo Story:
17 by Aphex Twin
Songs: Murder Most Foul by Bob Dylan I Still Dream of America by Judith Owen Love & Liberte by Gipsy Kings American Dream by J.S. Ondara Letter To the Free by Common featuring Bilal God Bless America by J.S. Ondara
Sometimes blue skies are all we need, whether it's literal or metaphorical, it's up to you. Let's make a better world, together. Love and light, y'all!
Playlist: Mr. Blue Sky by Twinkle Twinkle Little Rock Star Blue Skies by Ella Fitzgerald What a Wonderful World by Louis Armstrong Blue Skies by Frank Sinatra That Lucky Old Sun by Leon Russel; Blue Skies by Willie Nelson Traffic In the Sky by Jack Johnson A Bo Story: 20190218 by Man Bartlett Blue Skies by Noah & The Whale Blue Spanish Sky by Chris Isaak Texas Sun by Khruangbin & Leon Bridges Blister in the Sun by Midnite String Quartet Sunday (The Day Before My Birthday) by Moby Mr. Blue Sky by Dream House
On this ArtHaus, we want to say we're proud of everyone who can be authentically them, but also those who have yet to flourish or don't have the room to do so. We still have a ways to go with full acceptance, so let's work on it together! Love and light, y'all!
Playlist: The Swan performed by Peter Schenkman Ain’t Life a Brook by Ferron Trust No Man by Ma Rainey The Look of Love by Dusty Springfield Love Is Stronger Than Pride by Sade Cayendo (Side A - Acoustic) by Frank Ocean Georgia by Brittany Howard A Bo Story: Yūgen by Jane Antonia Cornish Fanfare for the Common Man by Aaron Copelan This Modern Love by Bloc Party See-Through by Arthur Russell Shadow On the Wall by Brandi Carlile Same Love by Macklemore & Ryan Lewis Feat. Mary Lambert Queen by Perfume Genius To Die For by Sam Smith For Today I Am a Boy by Antony & The Johnsons The Swan performed by Peter Schenkman
We're living in a time where it's crucial to use one's voice for the equality and humanity of all that live around you. Sometimes, it's important to care for other lives even when you don't know them because life doesn't deserve to be taken away. Spread love, share light.
Playlist: Blue In Green by Miles Davis Afro-Blue by Lizz Wright Come Back by Sunny War Where Is the Love by Roberta Flack & Donny Hathaway Respect Yourself by The Staple Singers A Bo Story: Flamenco Sketches by Miles Davis Young Fellow by Eric Bazillian with Charles P. Bailey, David Cope & Aaron Draper Sometimes I Feel Like a Motherless Child by Michael Kiwanuka On & On by Erykah Badu I’m Human by Sunny War Inner City Blues (Make Me Wanna Holler) by Marvin Gaye Wake up Everybody by Harold Melvin & The Blue Notes
Times are different in 2020. Everyone across the board are feeling a shift in the air. New energies, shifting conciousness. It's our duty, as neighbours to hear one another, and look out for each other. Love and light, to everyone on this planet.
Playlist: Embers by Max Richter Strange Fruit by Billie Holiday Soul Serenade by Aretha Franklin A Change Is Gonna Come by Same Cooke What’s Going On by Marvin Gaye For What It’s Worth by Buffalo Springfield A Bo Story: The Lost Day by Brian Eno & Fyrsta by Ólafur Arnalds Talkin’ Bout a Revolution by Tracy Chapman The Revolution Will Not Be Televised by Gil Scott-Heron Freedom (Live) by Richie Havens Sinnerman (Live in New York 1965) by Nina Simone The Far Road by Nick Cave & Warren Ellis Get Together by The Youngbloods
Not much to say here this time! We want you to guess the theme of the show while you're listening. Were you able to guess? Let us know. It's a fun show this week and we hope you enjoy it. Love and light, y'all!
Playlist: In the Wee Small Hours of the Morning by Bernd Frank Jazz Quintett Body and Soul by Frank Sinatra Dream a Little Dream of Me by Frankie Laine with Michel Legrand & His Orchestra Venus by Frankie Avalon Can’t Take My Eyes Off You by Frankie Valli Nostalgia by Steve Smith, Frank Gambale & Stuart Hamm San Jose by Frankie Goes to Hollywood A Bo Story: Sonata for Violin and Violoncello (1932): III. Lent by Maurice Ravel, Frank Peter Zimmermann & Heinrich Schiff Catacombs by Poi Dog Pondering Chopin’s Nocturne in Eb by Frankie Lane Sonatine 4 for Violin and Violoncello in E Minor (1932): II. Adante - Doppio movimento - Tempo 1 by Arthur Honegger, Frank Peter Zimmermann & Heinrich Schiff I Heard Love Is Blind by Amy Winehouse Godspeed by Frank Ocean Inca Roads by Frank Zappa & The Mothers of Invention Green Fields of Glentown by Frankie Lane
Venez en France avec nous! This week is a fun show, French artists and the French language. Immerse yourself in a different language this episode. Amour et lumière, y'all!
Playlist: Erik Satie - Nocturnes, Op. 9: II. Andante in E-Flat Major by Frédéric Chopin La mer by Charles Trenet C’est l’amour by Edith Piaf La chanson des vieux amants by Jacques Brel J’ai Deux Amours by Madeleine Peyroux La Javanaise by Madeleine Peyroux A Bo Story: 3 Gymnopédies: No. 1, No. 2, No. 3 by Erik Satie La Pluie Et Le Beau Temps by Nouvelle Vague An American in Paris by George Gershwin La valse d’Amélie by Yann Tiersen La Vie En Rose by Melody Gardot I Love Paris by Elmer Bernstein featuring The Swinging Bon Vivants Je suis venu te dire que je m’en vais by Claude Monnet Presents Monica Nogueira Ton visage by Fréro Delavega Tous les mêmes by Stromae Fou fou fou mon minou by Chocolat Comptine D’un Autre Été, l’après-Midi by Yann Tiersen
We start this episode off with Saber editor-in-chief Ashley talking to producer Doria about the Saber's collaboration with WCUG. Then, we get into layout editor Jade Thornton's Saber Spotlight (at 7:28).
It's not often we curate a playlist all by one artist, but Sade gives us nostalgia, and love, and emotion. Sometimes we forget to love and be kind, but now is the time to care for one another. Do your part with brilliance! Love and light, y'all!
Playlist: Your Love Is King Instrumental by Sade Kiss of Life by Sade Love Is Stronger Than Pride by Sade Is It a Crime by Sade A Bo Story: Naima by Coltrane No Ordinary Love by Sade Clean Heart by Sade Cherish the Day by Sade King of Sorrow by Sade Lovers Rock by Sade Morning Bird by Sade The Moon and the Sky by Sade Your Love Is King Instrumental by Sade
It seems like hair can define points in our life. Long hair? Oh I was in my teens. Mullet? Definitely mid-20s. Our hair doesn't define us, but it can relate to points in time and offer great nostalgia.
Playlist: Plus tôt by Alexandra Stréliski Walk Right In by The Rooftop Singers Hair by The Cowsills Samson and Delilah by The Grateful Dead Easy to Be Hard by Three Dog Night Almost Cut My Hair by Crosby, Stills, Nash, & Young A Bo Story: Mandala by Skinshape Don’t Touch My Hair by Solange Featuring Sampha Weightless by Blasé Chickfactor by Belle and Sebastian Morning by Beck Hair by Devonte Hynes Oracolo by Skinshape Hair by Lady Gaga The Quiet Place by Alexandra Stréliski
Tune in to hear the Saber's editor-in-chief Ashley Peterson sit down with new reporter Chika Nwosu. They discuss how Chika became a reporter, what her job entails, and more!
Listen as Kenny, Mel, and Lo reminisce on episodes past, and celebrate Black on the Prowl making it to a year.
It almost seems like nature is revitalizing after all this time. The birds sing happier songs, and the green is so vibrant. This one is for the birds, are singing companions. Love and light, y'all!
Playlist: Singing Birds Intro Turn! Turn! Turn! (To Everything There Is a Season) by The Byrds Little Sparrow (Live from London) by Dolly Parton Wake Up, Little Sparrow by Davendra Banheart Birds by Emilíana Torrini Skinny Love by Birdy Wings (Acoustic) by Birdy A Bo Story: 20190101 by Man Bartlett Bird Girl by Antony & The Johnsons Bluebird of Happiness by Mojave 3 Bird by Billie Marten Manifest by Andrew Bird Bluebird by Lola Marsh Birds in the Branches Outro
Listen as Kenny, Mel, and Lo discuss what they've been doing to stay productive at home.
You will enjoy this one! This is a heartwarming show dedicated to Bo's son, Will, who's birthday is this week. This show was entirely curated by Will, so sit back, and enjoy! Love and light, y'all!
Playlist: Zionsville by Khruangbin Sweet Thang by Shuggie Otis My Lighthouse by Villagers Things Are Gonna Be Alright (Demo) by Acetone Early to the Party by Andy Shauf Retrograde by James Blake Chemical Switches by Andrew Bird A Bo Story: Desert Raven by Jonathan Wilson Carry on with Me by Júníus Meyvant Elusive by Scott Matthews See-Through by Arthur Russell Teardrop by Massive Attack Lost In a Crowd by Woods The Waves by Villagers Zionsville by Khruangbin
Listen as Ashley talks to copy editor Macy about how she became a Saber reporter, and her transition from reporter to copy editor.
Listen as Kenny, Lo, and Mel discuss what they think college students should know about the voting process nationally and locally.
We're in some rather dark times right now, but the sun will always the shine, and it's just over the horizon. Take care of one another, be kind, and be safe. Love and light, y'all!
Playlist: Here Comes the Sun by Richie Havens Don’t Let the Sun Catch You Crying by Gerry & The Pacemakers That Lucky Old Sun (Just Rolls Around Heaven All Day) by Louis Armstrong & Gordon Jenkins and His Orchestra Don’t Let the Sun Catch You Crying by Ray Charles A Bo Story: Snow and Light by Dustin O’Halloran Sun King (2019 Mix) by The Beatles A Bo Story: 20180516 from Space on Earth V by Man Bartlett Don’t Let the Sun Catch You Crying by Rickie Lee Jones The Sun Won’t Set by Anoushka Shankar & Norah Jones Two Pieces for Psaltery: I. Psalter Son by Lou Harrison Don’t Let the Sun Catch You Cryin’ by Jeff Buckley Deadweight by Beck Pup Shalom by hymn for her Til the End of Time by Perry Como Here comes the Sun by Lullaby of Beatle Land
Listen as our Program Manager Doria interviews the Saber's editor-in-chief Ashley Peterson.
Listen as Olan talks to our Program Manager Doria about DJ'ing in Vegas, starting a label, her first placement with Dreamville, and so much more.
Listen as Kenny, Mel, Lo, and special guest Doria discuss what its like being a student in the midst of a global pandemic.
We're still sheltering in place and April is upon us. It continues to look dim out there, but continue to do your part and we'll get through this together. Love and light, y'all!
Playlist: Plus tôt by Alexandra Stréliski April In Paris by Ella Fitzgerald & Louis Armstrong April In Paris (Piano Solo) by Al Haig Trio April In My Heart [Take 1] by Billie Holiday with Teddy Wilson and His Orchestra April Give Me One More Day by Sarah Vaughan As We Believed by Oakwood Station A Bo Story: Good Night Day by Jóhann Jóhannsson A Bo Story: Avec le temps by Giovanni Guidi Fólk fær andlit by Hildur Guðnadóttir The Transfiguration by Sufjan Stevens You You You You You by The 6ths Sangfroid by Infinity Ripple One April Day by Stephin Merritt Boundless Love by John Prine Le nouveau départ by Alexandra Stréliski
Listen as Jon recites his poem "What Was Written on the Wall" and explains the meaning.
The Saber Spotlight highlights Saber staffers, and gives you insight on what they do at the Saber, as well as who they are outside of their work. This week we're getting a peak into the life of Jessica Demarco-Jacobson.
As we continue to stay home and be around ourselves, take the time to listen, take the time to learn new things! We hope you find some peace of mind at home and that you continue to be creative. Love and light, y'all!
Playlist: Erik Satie: 3 Gynopédies: No. 1 by Pascal Rogé Our House by Crosby, Stills, Nash, & Young Hello In There by John Prine Reminds Me of You by Van Morrison This Year’s Love by David Gray Shelter by Ray LaMontagne A Bo Story Rhubarb (#3) by Aphex Twin Songs: Stay Safe by Rhye Shelter by Birdy My Insect Life by Kaki King Isolation by John Lennon Gimme Sheloter by The Rolling Stones Erik Satie: Gnossiennes: No. 4 by Pascal Rogé
Listen as Ashley and Jade (Saber Layout Editor) discuss Animal Crossing: New Horizions.
Bees are buzzing, birds are building, and squirrels relish in the sun's warmth. In these times, don't stay wilting in a dark room, open a window or 2, let the world in when you can't go out. Find yourself, make art, we are beings of creation! Love and light, y'all!
Playlist: Plus tôt by Alexandra Stréliski Spring At Last by Pete Josef A la manière de… Borodine, M. 63 by Maurice Ravel performed by Bertrand Chamayou The First Days of Spring by Noah & The Whale Hope by Old Sea Brigade Run To You by Ocie Elliott The Beautiful Ones by The Battle of Land and Sea Reminders, Defeats by Jesse Marchant A Bo Story: Cherry Blossom by Horace Silver come out and play by Billie Eilish Nangs by Tame Impala Live Long by Kings of Convenience Alaska by Maggie Rogers It Tango by Laurie Anderson Over Everything by Courtney Barnett & Kurt Vile The Quiet Voice by Alexandra Stréliski Don’t Let the Sun Catch You Crying by Nellie McKay
A lot of people find themselves in quarantine, whether it's mandated or self-quarantine. Use this time to connect with yourself, listen to some music, make some art, make anything. Channel your inner creativity and find yourself. Love and light, y'all!
Playlist: The End of the World by Percy and His Orchestra Feeling Good by Sammy Davis, Jr. Beyond This Moment by Patrick O’Hearn I Have Nothing by Noah & The Whale The Far Road by Nick Cave & Warren Ellis A Bo Story: Fyrsta by Ólafur Arnalds On The Nature Of Daylight by Max Richter Rapture by Antony & The Johnsons End of the World Instrumental by Little Albert Last Ride Back To KC by Nick Cave & Warren Ellis Fragile N.4 by Dustin O’Halloran It’s the End of the World As We Know It (And I Feel Fine) by Twinkle Twinkle Little Rock Star Love Will Tear Us Apart by Nouvelle Vague Is That All There Is? by Peggy Lee Pup Shalom by hymn for her
We travel and move; we grow and change, and for Bo, this all because of radio. Some music, played by some DJ far away to a distant place. Everything changes. Cherish the memories; these memories of radio helped create this show. Radio brings us together, and we hope this show lasts in your memories.
Playlist: Plus tôt by Alexandra Stréliski I’m So Lonesome I Could Cry by Hank Williams Fade into You by Mazzy Star A Bo Story: In a Sentimental Mood by Duke Ellington and John Coltrane La Vie En Rose by Melody Gardot Meu Fado Meu by Mariza Claude Debussy’s “Snow is Dancing” by John Novacek Summer In Siam by The Pogues Surprise Ice by Kings of Convenience I Am the Mercury by Jimmie Spheeris Be Here Now by Ray LaMontagne Half the Perfect World by Madeleine Peyroux Fair Play by Van Morrison Pup Shalom by hymn for her
This morning, transport yourself into another world. Listen in; eyes closed, for your morning mediation, or on your morning hike. Whenever you're listening to this, experience the world as you're moving through the world. Love and light, y'all.
Playlist: A Stream With Bright Fish by Brian Eno & Harold Budd Dream 13 (minus even) by Max Richter The Lost Day by Brian Eno Do While by Oval Suiren by Pauline Oliveros, Stuart Dempster & Panaiotis Daedalus by Nick Cave & Warren Ellis JLTF-3 (Ambient Mix) by Moby 20161218 BY Man Bartlett Coda by Hans Zimmer
Listen as Ashley learns about the Columbus State main campus library renovations from Saber copy editor Jessica.
In this episode, we sat with pianist, Henry Kramer. A young talent currently teaching at Columbus State University's Schwob School of Music in tandem with his travels for performances. We will get an insight on who Henry is, where is started, and his general thoughts on the realm of art. Sit back, relax, and enjoy. Love and light y'all.
Playlist: Gays Sons of Lesbian Mothers by Kaki King I Will Always Love You by Whitney Houston Piano Concerto No. 15 in B-Flat Major, K. 450: II. Andante performed by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Märchenbilder, Op. 113: I. Nicht Schnell performed by Matthew Lipman and Henry Kramer Piano Sonata in E major, Hob. XVI: 31: Moderato (Live) performed by Henry Kramer Piano Concerto No. 20 in D Minor, KV 466: II, Romance (Live) performed by Henry Kramer Yūgen by Jane Antonia Cornish
Today Ashley sits down with Saber Reporter Paige to learn about the Black Heritage Trail here in Columbus, GA. Listen and learn about Ma Rainey and more!
Today Kenny, Mel, and Lo are joined by their producer Doria to discuss the Gayle King and Lisa Leslie interview that sparked controversy about Kobe Bryant's legacy. Tune in to see what they had to say.
This show is dedicated the Columbus native and poet, Carson McCullers. McCullers had a big impact in Columbus and across the nation. As the art community in Columbus grows, so does her name. Enjoy today's show and wake up, y'all!
Playlist: Gay Sons Of Lesbian Mothers by Kaki King Carson’s Blues by Suzanne Vega Trust No Man by Ma Rainey Ain’t Life a Brook by Ferron Fast Car by Tracy Chapman Willow by Joan Armatrading Birds of a Feather by The Harmaleighs The Look of Love by Dusty Springfield A Bo Story: Solas by Jane Antonia Cornish Shadow On the Wall by Brandi Carlile Fool of Me by Meshell Ndegeocello Droplet by Jenny Hval & Susanna We Fell In Love in October by girl in red The Waiting Song by Ani DiFranco Yūgen by Jane Antonia Cornish
We fall in love, we fall out of love; we love others, and we love ourselves. Wherever you are in the world of love, remember to feel it with your whole being! No matter who you love, we want to celebrate LOVE on Valentine's Day! So go out and spread love and light, y'all!
Playlist:
17 by Aphex Twin
L-O-V-E by Nat “King” Cole Love and Affection by Joan Armatrading Lover Lover Lover by Leonard Cohen I’ll Wear Your Ring by Trixie Mattel In the Hearts of Men by First Aid Kit Helplessly Hoping by Jamestown Revival Remember Roses by Lola Marsh Coming Up Roses by Keira Knightley Tuk Rueh (feat. Christian Cow) by Melodiesinfonie A Bo Story: Dreaming Reality by Melodiesinfonie All I Ever Wanted by Meg Baird Other People by Beach House University Hill by Destroyer Love by Lana Del Rey You Don’t Love Me by Skinshape Last of My Kind by Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit I by Aphex Twin
This week Kenny and Lo keep it light and discuss movies they believe every black person should see. Black on the Prowl producer Doria also makes a cameo.
Listen as Ashley sits with Saber Copy Editor Macy and discusses all things Columbus State financial aid.
Grab your popcorn and live through the decades with us as we move through soundtracks from the 1930s to the 2010s. This show will be a little more different as Bo introduces a more conversational quality with producer, Matthew Mooon. Sit back and enjoy, love and light, y'all!
Playlist: Moon River (Choral Version “Breakfast at Tiffany’s”) by Henry Mancini Over the Rainbow (“The Wizard of Oz”)by Judy Garland As Time Goes By (“Casablanca”) by Dooley Wilson Lara’s Theme (Jazz Version “Doctor Zhivago”) by Maurice Jarre Clip: Plastic Jesus (“Cool Hand Luke”) performed by Paul Newman Love Story (“Love Story”) by Michele Garruti Last Tango in Paris (“Last Tango in Paris”) by Michele Garruti Meditation (“Stalker”) by Eduard Artemyev Falling (“Twin Peaks”) by Julee Cruise American Beauty (“American Beauty”) by Thomas Newman Comptine d’un Autre Été (“Le Fabuleux Destin d'Amélie Poulain”) by Yann Tiersen A Minute to Breathe (“Before the Flood”) by Trent Reznor & Atticus Ross Lost Stars (“Begin Again”) by Kiera Knightly Shallow (“A Star is Born”) by Lady Gaga & Bradley Cooper 1917 (“1917”) by Thomas Newman Clip: Karaoke Scene from “Lost in Translation” More Than This (“Lost in Translation”) by Roxy Music
This week the hosts of Black on the Prowl discuss Deandre Arnold, a student whose hair is the subject of much controversy. Tune in to see what they had to say!
Stars have always been there for us, from the day we are born, they shine their light from so far to reach our eyes and faintly light our night skies. Not only are they far, they are ancient. Some no longer exist, some not knowing we exist. They are our past, "The future doesn't exist for us, there is only past and present"
Playlist: Champagne Supernova by Sweet Little Band I Only Have Eyes for You by Art Garfunkel Stars Fell On Alabama by Billie Holiday Don’t Let the Stars Get In Your Eyes by Boxcar Willie Stairway to the Stars by John Coltrane & Milt Jackson Don’t Let the Stars Get In Your Eyes by K.D. Lang Stars Fell On Alabama by Cannonball Adderley Quintet featuring John Coltrane) A Bo Story: Deep Field: Earth Choir by Eric Whitacre, Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, Eric Whitacre’s Singers, Virtual Choir 5 Space Song by Beach House Somewhere Tonight by Beach House Wrapped by Ola Szmidt Star Dust by John Coltrane A Sky Full of Stars by Coldplay Le lac (From 'Matthias & Maxime' Soundtrack) by Jean-Michel Blais
This week Kenny continues to enlighten us with Black History Facts, Lo asks the group their New Years Resolutions + talks about awards show season, and Mel gives us her take on Kevin Hart's new Netflix documentary series.
Rivers form natural barries, they flow, in almost all cases, north to south towards the sea. Swollen by rain waters or melting ice, producing power. And along their banks, people fish, people bathe. Separating one country from another. Separating one state from another. Or cities, or towns. A beautiful thing about nature and about rivers, they carry on with or without us. Go experience life today. Make some art today.
Playlist: Plus tôt by Alexandra Stréliski Bloodless by Andrew Bird River Man by Nick Drake River Man by Brad Mehldau Daedalus by Nick Cave & Warren Ellis Deep River by Marian Anderson Walk with Me (Ambient Mix) by Moby Daughters of Man by Arborea Rivers and Roads by The Head and the Heart Aguas da Amazonia: 2. Jaupurá River performed by Uakti A Bo Story: Urartu to Ubud by David Parsons El Paso by Harry Gregson-Williams River Without Banks by Leo Svirsky Cry Me a River by Barbra Streisand Pup Shalom by hymn for her
Listen as the hosts discuss Martin Luther King Jr.'s dream. They ponder the meaning of MLK Day, if we have accomplished his dream, and their own dreams. Then, they head to The Dream Lives event to ask members of the Columbus Community, including Michael Soul, the same thing. The episode ends with a snippet of MLK's final speech, "I've Been to the Mountaintop".
In this interview, Matthew Moon sits with Junior League member, Bridgette Russell to talk about a really cool event they have coming up. Check it out here!
On today's ArtHaus Radio, we celebrate Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., a preacher and activist who sought to see one nation, not a nation divided. Ahead of MLK Day, think of what positive changes you bring to yourself and to the world. Always find ways to grow and do it with love. Love and light, y'all!
Playlist: Plus tôt by Alexandra Stréliski I Loves You, Porgy by Nina Simone Strange Fruit by Billie Holiday and Her Orchestra The Ballad of Birmingham by Jerry Moore Blues for Martin Luther King by Otis Spann American Dream by Bobby Womack Clip: MLK Speech over 'Who Am I' by Peace Orchestra We Shall Overcome by The Boys Choir of Harlem Blue In Green by Miles Davis Abraham, Martin, & John by Marvin Gaye I’m Human by Sunny War Run to Me by Brittany Howard So Beautiful or so What by Paul Simon Clip: MLK Jr. Speech “Our God is Marching On!” Feeling Good by Nina Simone Le Nouveau Départ by Alexandra Stréliski
Join us in another special edition of ArtHaus Radio where Bo sits with a local artist to highlight the talent in our area. In this interview, Bo sits with painter and classical pianist, Betsy Eby. Sit back and relax and she shares her mind: where she's from, what she does, and what art is to her. It's always great to gather alternative perspectives as we only can have our own in life. Enjoy, love and light, y'all!
Playlist: Plus tôt by Alexandra Stréliski Ever Blue played by Betsy Eby Yellow in G Major played by Betsy Eby In a Landscape - John Cage played by Betsy Eby Armenian Folk Song I - Hovhaness played by Betsy Eby Yellow Carnival played by Betsy Eby Spring Green played by Betsy Eby Gnossienne No. 7 - Satie played by Betsy Eby
Welcome to 2020! Our first show of the New Year is "Super Man" join us as Bo recounts the heroism, but human-ness he saw in his father. He sees fathers as Superman and the potential of being so heroic. Love and light y'all!
Playlist: Plus tôt by Alexandra Stréliski My Father by Judy Collins La Javanaise by Madeline Peryoux Within Without You by Ruth Moody Awake by Lambert A Bo Story: Piano Aquieu by Stars of the Lid O Superman by Laurie Anderson All Alright by Sigur Rós Superman (It’s Not Easy) by Five for Fighting Everloving by Moby Hands Away by Interpol Videotape by Radiohead Le Nouveau Départ by Alexandra Stréliski
Tune in to hear Kenny teach us about Kwanzaa, Lo talk about her mom's Christmas spending spree, and Mel's interesting Christmas gift history.
Today Jon Stringfellow reads "Twas the Night Before Christmas". Listen and enjoy the sounds of a crackling fire mixed with a lovely Christmas instrumental.
New years come with new beauty. The holiday season gives us a sense of togetherness, love, and warmth; New Years ushers in a sense of new beginnings and forward-thinking. Where will you begin next year? Who will you be in 2020?
Playlist: Auld Lang Syne by Jess Gillam Open by Luke Howard Awake by Lambert Solid Ground by Michael Kiwanuka Perfect Man (Acoustic) by Max Frost Texas Sun by Khruangbin & Leon Bridges Thinking About You by Ocie Elliott The Sea At Night by 2002 Honeybee (Live Acoustic) by The Head and The Heart Wolf by Big Thief Quiet Car Ride by The Coast Crystal Silence by Gary Burton and Chick Corea Zionsville by Khruangbin Piano Joint (This Kind of Love) by Michael Kiwanuka Auld Lang Syne by Guy Lombardo Auld Lang Syne - Christmas Piano Song by Winter Solstice
I hope you enjoyed our wintery mix of music today. The Solstice falls on December 21st, the shortest day of the year...The night of the year which is why we celebrate the light at this time of year. I wanna wish everyone a happy everything, whatever your tradition is, may you celebrate with family and loved ones. May the child be sparked and awoken...brought back to life. May you enjoy the season the child with all the bright-eyed wonder of your child-self. We have but one life, so let's live it and make this world a better place. Love and light, y'all!
Playlist: Skating by Andrew Bird I’ll Be Home For Christmas by Bing Crosby White Christmas by Andrew Bird Great Light of the World by Bebo Norman Folk Song by Jan Garbarek Silent Night by Bing Crosby Oh Holy Night by Andrew Bird Claude Debussy’s “Snow is Dancing” by John Novacek A Bo Story Piano Aquieu by Stars of the Lid The Christmas Song (Alternate Take) by Nat “King” Cole We Three Kings of Orient Are by José Feliciano Hark! The Herald Angels Sing by Vince Guaraldi Trio Welcome Christmas from The Grinch [CLIP] The Queen's Christmas Message Alabaster by Andrew Bird The Chanukah Song by Adam Sandler Ose Shalom by hannukkah songs
This weeks episode of Black on the Prowl features a fun fact about the city of Kemet, info about Tyler Perry Studios, Gina Rodriguez's controversy, and more! Tune in to hear about all of this and find out who our student of the week is.
The holidays are here, it's a time for giving and a time for love. It's important to know that buying expensive gifts is not what creates love, it's the heart that goes into. Make your special loved one a holiday gift, be creative. But most importantly, share your love and spread positivity this holiday season! Love and light, y'all!
Playlist: Plus tôt by Alexandra Stréliski Nights Falling by Andrew Bird O Tannenbaum by Vince Guaraldi Trio For Emma by Bon Iver It Came Upon a Midnight Clear by José Feliciano Winter Lady by Leonard Cohen A Bo Story: Silent Night by Sam Brady Long River by Joni Mitchell Hockey by Jane Siberry New York Holiday by Josh Rouse Christmas Is Coming by Andrew Bird Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas (Arr. Mackay) by Hugh Martin & Ralph Blane - Jess Gillam, Oscar Holch, Matthew Sharp, Sam Becker & Ming Liu [CLIP] T.S. Eliot - Journey of the Magi Sweet Baby James by James Taylor White Winter Hymnal by Fleet Foxes Ragged Wood by Fleet Foxes So Soft, Your Goodbye by Chet Atkins
This episode of Black on the Prowl features our student of the week, Sulaiman As-Salaam. Listen as Kenny B., Lo, and Sulaiman discuss T.I.'s "hymengate", CSU's Theatre Department, etc.
There seem to be different states of being, different states of mind. There are different events that trigger our access to these states of being and Bo recounts times he may have entered those altered states. Love and light y'all!
Playlist: Plus tôt by Alexandra Stréliski Jewels and Gold by Angus & Julia Stone Tal by Choying Drolma & Steve Tibbetts Letting Go by Nitin Sawhney Abraham by Sufjan Stevens A Bo Story: Imp by Man Bartlett Déjà Vu by Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young Nangs by Tame Impala Deep Sleep by Space Music Orchestra Lesson Learned by Ray LaMontagne Blister in the Sun by Eric Anders Hallelujah by Jeff Buckley Pup Shalom by hymn for her
It's the smells and the food that trigger the memories. We hope your feast is good and that you're enjoying a special day with your friends or family. Whoever you celebrate with, spread the love because it's the one thing keeping us going. Look at the people close to you with love in your eyes and meet strangers with light in your eyes. Love and light, y'all!
Playlist: A Stream With Bright Fish by Brian Eno & Harold Budd I’ve Got Plenty To Be Thankful For by Bing Crosby Autumn In New York by Billie Holiday God Bless the Child by Billie Holiday and Her Orchestra Autumn Leaves by Bill Evans Trio A Bo Story: Rhubarb by Aphex Twin Be Thankful for What You Got by William DeVaughn Give Thanks and Praise by Bob Marley & The Wailers Thanksgiving Song by Mary Chapin Carpenter Alabaster by Andrew Bird Dream 13 (minus even) by Max Richter Lembrancinha by Chicano Batman Thank You by Dido Thanksgiving by George Winston
This episode we introduce our student of the week segment! Jordan Battle sat in with us today and talked about how she changed her major from biology to theatre, her lab series play "For Colored Girls", etc. Lo also brings up Daniel Pantaleo, as well as her positive experience with her high school resource officer. Tune in to see what else our favorite cohosts talked about on this episode of Black on the Prowl..
"We're always in the middle of history...always watching..." 1963 was an incredibly eventful year for America: The death of singer, Patsy Cline, Martin Luther King's infamous "I Have a Dream" speech and his jailing in Birmingham, AL. The Beatles make their American television debut on the "Ed Sullivan Show," and on November 22nd, America's 35th president, John F. Kennedy, is assassinated in Dallas, Texas. A year of change for America, a defining year that would change this country forever.
Playlist: Easy Does It by Oscar Peterson Summertime (Mono) by Gerry & The Pacemakers So Much In Love by The Tymes It's All Right by The Impressions Our Day Will Come by Ruby & The Romantics Fanfare No. 1 for the Inauguration of John F. Kennedy by National Symphony Orchestra & Christoph Eschenbach A Bo Story: Blue Rose by Duke Ellington Life’s Railway to Heaven by Patsy Cline Blue Bayou by Roy Orbison Blue Velvet by Bobby Vinton Up On the Roof by The Drifters A Bo Story: Adagio for Strings by Leonard Bernstein & New York Philharmonic The End of the World by Skeeter Davis A Change Is Gonna Come by Sam Cooke Blowin’ In the Wind by Peter, Paul, and Mary If I Had a Hammer by Trini Lopez The Times They Are A-Changin’ by Bob Dylan A Bo Story: In a Sentimental Mood by Duke Ellington & John Coltrane I Want to Hold Your Hand by The Beatles I by Aphex Twin
No Strangers Here is a poetry show hosted by Jon Stringfellow, a freshman English major here at CSU. This pilot episode focuses on one of Jon's poems entitled "Let These Fingers SIng". Tune in to hear his poem, as well as the motivation behind it.
Join Black On The ProwL as they discuss black culture and black students on the campus of Columbus State University.
Join Bo as he shares the music of his friends and acquaintances that he's met over the years. Enjoy this eclectic range of music. Be productive today, don't worry, we're in this together.
Songs: Chau Paris by Andrew Zohn Star Girl by Jake Xerxes Fussel A Bo Story: Main Title (The Godfather Waltz) from the Godfather by Riccardo Muti, Massimo Colombo & Filarmonica della Scala I Blame Baltimore by Sebastian Blanck A Bo Story: Ohio Waltz by Snow Hill Strings When You Get to Asheville by Steve Martin & Edie Brickell Most of All by Hazmat Modine A Bo Story: Yūgen by Jane Antonia Cornish Lumina by Joan Osborne Time After Time by Cyndi Lauper That’s the Way I’ve Always Heard It Should Be by Carly Simon Way Over Yonder by Carole King A Bo Story: Harrison St. Bridge by Greg Merkle I’ll Be There by Jackson 5 Where Did I Go (Ponyfarm Edit) by Eric Bazilian & Blutonium Boy Pup Shalom by hymn for her
Today, Ashley and Jessica come in to discuss Columbus State University's Food Pantry to make sure you're knowledgeable on what you have access to in case you're unsure of when your next meal will be!
Today we're celebrating Brazil! This South American country has a rich culture, and, two fun facts for you: Portugal claimed the land of Brazil in the year 1500 then independence was declared in 1822. Also, Brazil is the 5th largest country in the world both by land and population size! Love and light, y'all!
Playlist:
I by Aphex Twin The Girl from Ipanema by Stan Getz & João Gilberto Wave by João Gilberto Baby by Gal Costa and Caetano Veloso A Bo Story: Doce de Coco by Yo-Yo Ma, Paquito D’Rivera & Romero Lubambo Chove Chuva by Jorge Ben É luxo só (feat. Antônio Carlos Jobim) by João Gilberto Mas, Que Nada! By Jorge Ben Corcovado (Quiet Nights of Quiet Stars) by Stan Getz, Astrud Gilberto, Antônio Carlos Jobim & João Gilberto Cucurrucucu Paloma by Caetano Veloso Chega de saudade (feat. Antônio Carlos Jobim) by João Gilberto A Bo Story: Melodia sentimental, W555 by Ocelli O Estrangeiro (The Stranger) by Caetano Veloso & Lila Downs Mais Bonito Não Há by Milton Nascimento & Tiago Iorc Todo Homem - A COLORS SHOW by Zeca Veloso I by Aphex Twin
This episode of the Saber Spot is all about relationships in college. What are your thoughts?
Death isn't always the end. Our loved ones, whoever they may be, will always live on. Let's take a day to honor their memories with love and respect! Love and light, y'all!
Playlist: Self-portrait With Hair Down by Elliot Goldenthal When the Saints Go Marching In by Louis Armstrong Cold, Cold Heart by Hank Williams Cold Little Heart by Michael Kiwanuka Depth Over Distance by Ben Howard Ghosts by James Vincent McMorrow Montras by Mariza A Bo Story: Depth Over Distance by Fort Road Solo Tu by Elliot Goldenthal Recuérdame (Arullo) by Gael García Bernal & Lucy Hernández Burn It Blue by Caetano Veloso & Lila Downs O Mar by MadreDues Catacomb (Live) by Poi Dog Pondering All Saints Day by Van Morrison When the Saints Go Marching In by Elvis Presley The Ghost In You by The Psychedelic Furs Pup Shalom by hymn for her Remember Me (Reunion) by Anthony Gonzalez & Ana Ofelia Murguía
This coming week is Halloween week. A time that really feels like fall; ghosts, ghouls, candy, costumes. Enjoy the holiday, enjoy the season. Love and light, y'all!
Playlist: I by Aphex Twin Spinning Song by Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds Broken Skin by Nitin Sawhney Walking on a String (Feat. Phoebe Bridgers) by Matt Berninger Such a Simple Thing by Ray LaMontagne Waiting for You by Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds A Bo Story: The Mind’s Eye by Max Richter Nature Boy by Nat “King” Cole Moniker, Pt. 3 by Penny & Sparrow Ghosteen by Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds The Ghost Song by Jim Morrison & The Doors Dawn’s Highway by Jim Morrison & The Doors Bright Horses by Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds All You Zombies by The Hooters I by Aphex Twin
The World Series begins this week and we will see a lot of people coming together to enjoy the game. Bo is feeling reminiscent of the game, he recalls back to his days playing baseball in his youth. Enjoy the Baseball Show, love and light y'all.
Playlist: Take Me Out to the Ball Game (Jazz Piano) by Alan Pasqua Did You See Jackie Robinson Hit That Ball? by Count Basie and His Orchestra Baseball Boogie by Mabel Scott Van Lingle Mungo by David Frishberg Mrs. Robinson by Simon & Garfunkel Catfish by Bob Dylan A Bo Story: From Field of Dreams: “The Place Where Dreams Come True” and “Shoeless Joe” by Cincinnati Pops Orchestra and Erich Kunzel Vida Blue by David Bixler Glory Days by Enisa Glory Days (EP Version) by Roo Panes Letting Go by Nitin Sawhney Carry on with Me by Júníus Meyvant Run to Me by Brittany Howard [Clip] Field of Dreams - Playing Catch Take Me Out to the Ball Game (Piano Version) by Larry Goldings
Feel the moonlight on your skin. A stone in the sky but a star in its own beauty. Its light can fill us with energy when we stop to feel it. Love and light y'all.
Playlist: Moondance by Van Morrison A Bo Story: Flamenco Sketches by Miles Davis Written in Lightning by Mutual Benefit Moonlight Serenade by Frank Sinatra [Clip] It's A Wonderful Life (1946) - Lasso the Moon Le Soleil est près de moi by Air Harvest Moon by Neil Young What a Little Moonlight Can Do by Billie Holiday & Teddy Wilson and His Orchestra La Vie En Rose by Melody Gardot Fade Into You by Mazzy Star La Javanaise by Madeleine Peyroux Stay Out of Trouble by Kings of Convenience Walkin’ After Midnight by Patsy Cline Pink Moon by Nick Drake Grieg: Lyric Pieces, Book I, Op. 12: No.1, Arietta by Emil Gilels
No matter when and where you are listening to this, we invite you into your own imagination. Be free, and as Bo says in this episode, "Allow yourself the freedom to be brave enough to imagine. It takes great love of self and other and lends to beauty. The beautiful imagination, creativity..."
Playlist:
Imagination by Glenn Miller and His Orchestra Away by MICHELLE Over the Moon by The Marías Here’s That Rainy Day by Astrud Gilberto feat. Walter Wanderley Trio Time (Is) by Solange When Will They Learn [Remix] by Kassa Overall feat. Carmen Lundy Suspirium by Thom Yorke WHEN I WAS OLDER (Music Inspired by the Film “ROMA”) by Billie Eilish Make Out in My Car (Sufjan Stevens Version) by Moses Sumney & Sufjan Stevens Come Back to Me by Art School Girlfriend A Bo Story: An Ocean on the Moon by Teen Daze But Beautiful by Tony Bennett & Bill Evans The Ghost In You by Duncan Sheik [Clip] Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory - Pure Imagination West End Girls (Remastered) by Pet Shop Boys Vogue by Madonna So Soft, Your Goodbye by Chet Atkins
Another playlist for you to relax to this week. Fill your morning with some beautiful voices that have spanned across decades and have delighted many hearts. Love and light, y'all!
Playlist:
Chosen by Heather Masse Closer Now by Ruth Moody Meu Fado Meau by Mariza Ney Ogmin Chöying Podrang by Choying Drolma & Steve Tibbetts Musica Nostalgica by Alfred Schnittke - Wendy Warner & Irina Nuzova Central Reservation by Beth Orton Greta Thunberg UN Speech Follow by Susan Tedeschi If It Wasn’t Broken by Sunny War Who Knows Where the Time Goes by Cat Power Running Up That Hill (A Deal With God) by Kate Bush Willow Weep for Me by Billie Holiday At Last by Etta James All Neon Like by Björk Yūgen by Jane Antonia Cornish
The Saber Spot is a show where the staff of The Saber, Columbus State's newspaper, discuss their articles, as well as events going on around campus. This pilot episode delves into the campus health center... we learn where they are located, what services they offer, and how helpful they are to students.
No stories today, just great tunes. The leaves are starting to change and beginning to fall. Soon, our forests will exist in a range of beautiful colours. Sit back, and enjoy your hour with us on ArtHaus Radio. Love and light, y'all!
Playlist:
Intro: Plus tôt by Alexandra Stréliski
Songs: Urge for Going by Joni Mitchell Once I Was by Tim Buckley Abraham by Sufjan Stevens Mr. Rodriguez (Soho EP Version) by Rayland Baxter How to Disappear Completely by Radiohead Strange by Patsy Cline Sinnerman (Live in New York/1965) by Nina Simone Live Long by Kings of Convenience The Circle Game by Joni Mitchell Apples In the Basket by Gordon Bok Something’s Wrong by James Taylor Urge for Going by Tom Rush
Outro: Le Nouveau Départ by Alexandra Stréliski
Today, Bo sits down with poet, Nick Norwood, to talk life, history, and art. Join us as we play some of his favourite music and listen to one of his pieces.
Intro: Plus tôt by Alexandra Stréliski
Songs: You Ain’t Going Nowhere by The Byrds Listen to the Mocking Bird by Clarence White Jubilee Street by Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds Poem: Eagle & Phenix Dam 1 by Nick Norwood
Is time real? Isn't time only relevant? It's funny how, in our imagination, we can instantaneously traverse what we know as 'time' to revisit our memories so vividly. Almost like time travel, right? Time is art really...
The purpose of art is to wake us up, the purpose of ArtHaus Radio is to wake us up gently.
Intro: Plus tôt by Alexandra Stréliski
First Songs: Time of the Season by The Zombies Tomorrow Never Knows by The Beatles Who Knows Where the Time Goes by Judy Collins
A Bo Story: My Insect Life by Kaki King
Next Songs: Changes by David Bowie El Condor Pasa/If I Could by Simon & Garfunkel Sour Times by Portishead Clocks by Coldplay
A Bo Story: We Move Lightly by Dustin O’Halloran
Last Songs: Traveling Light by Leonard Cohen Comes a Time by Neil Young Out Is the Time by Dirty Projectors Charles Bukowski poem "Roll the Dice" Pup Shalom by hymn for her
It's a new day, are you living it? Sometimes we see ourselves in a different way and have new dreams, are you striving for those dreams? Live every day reaching for those goals. Art isn't just painting, it is about discovering the world and creating yourself. Go out and do just that, create something for yourself. Love and light, y'all!
Intro: San Luis by Gregory Alan Isakov
First Songs: Goodbye Rain by Hush Kids Lebanon by J.S. Ondara Babylon by David Gray
A Bo Story: Mars by Nick Cave & Warren Ellis
Next Song: Milk and Honey by Jackson C. Frank
A Bo Story: Gilded by Sarah Davachi
Next Songs: Let My Love Pull You In by Phillip LaRue Lost Without You by Freya Ridings Bolting Volts by Molly Parden Waves, Breaking by Mutual Benefit Pontchartrain by Anders Osborne
A Bo Story: We Move Lightly by Dustin O’Halloran
Last Songs: Roads by Portishead ocean eyes by Billie Eilish Erik Satie: 3 Gynopédies: No. 1 by Pascal Rogé
This episode isn't about night time, but how we move through the world. How we create, how we live, how we love and how our pasts and histories contribute to who we are. See the beauty in the things you and other people create. It opens the mind. The purpose of art is to wake us up, the purpose of ArtHaus Radio is to wake us up gently.
Intro: Plus tôt by Alexandra Stréliski
First Songs: Night Moves by Bob Seger & The Silver Bullet Band Blind Vision by Alexandra Stréliski Moon River (Choral Version) by Henry Mancini
A Bo Story: Blue In Green by Miles Davis
Last Songs: Holding Back the Years by Simply Red Blister in the Sun by Midnite String Quartet Nightingale Sing by Mutual Benefit Gnossiennes: No. 4 by Pascal Rogé On Hyndford Street by Van Morrison Young Folks by City of the Sun Southern Star by Gregory Alan Isakov Grieg: Lyric Pieces, Book V, Op. 54: No.4, Notturno by Alice Sara Ott Last Broadcast by Doves
Outro: Pup Shalom by hymn for her
This show is dedicated to artists by artists. As painters, we have a way of visualising the world in a different view and can create that same world in an infinite amount of ways. Be inspired today, go make some art, go see some art. Create! The purpose of art is to wake us up, the purpose of ArtHaus Radio is to wake us up gently.
Intro: Plus tôt by Alexandra Stréliski
First Songs: A Case of You by Joni Mitchell Turpentine by Brandi Carlile Summer in Siam by The Pogues
A Bo Story The Mind’s Eye by Max Richter
Next Songs: Vincent by James Blake Painted by Yiruma The Vivian Girls Are Visited in the Night by Saint Dargarius by Sufjan Stevens
A Bo Story Childlike Innocence by Gianluca Piacenza
Last Songs: Mona Lisa by Nat “King” Cole The Art Teacher by Rufus Wainwright Magritte by John Cale Andy Warhol by David Bowie Colour by Pete Josef Painter In Your Pocket by Destroyer Artists Only (Live) by Talking Heads
Outro: Kurt & Elisabeth by Max Richter
Our Program Director Doria had the pleasure of interviewing her cousin, Clinton Babers. Clint is an r&b singer/songwriter who talks about his friendship with Outkast member Big Boi, the moment he realized he is a voting member of the Recording Academy, his albums, etc.
In this special stream of ArtHaus Radio, Bo Bartlett sits down with renowned violist and NPR host, Miles Hoffman, to discuss his classical history and how people get into the world of classical music. This stream features performances by Hoffman and others, so sit back and immerse yourself in the sounds of the concert hall and relax. The purpose of art is to wake us up, the purpose of ArtHaus Radio is to wake us up gently.
Intro: Changing Winds by Alexandra Stréliski
Interview Songs: Miles Hoffman plays Bach, Sarabande from Suite No. 3 in C Major for solo viola Miles Hoffman and Alberto Parrini play Piston Duo for Viola and Violoncello, mvmts. 1 and 2 Miles Hoffman plays Bruch Romanze, Op. 85, for viola and orchestra Miles Hoffman plays Bach, Allemande and Courante from Suite No. 3 in C Major for solo viola Miles Hoffman plays Bach, Bourrées I and II and Gigue from Suite No. 3 in C Major for solo viola
Outro: Miles Hoffman plays Bach, Minuets I and II from Suite No. 1 in G Major
If you're taking on the Fall Trace path today, whether you're jogging or biking, be sure to take care of yourself and stay hydrated. Take in the world around you and listen to the smooth sounds of ArtHaus Radio. The episode is designed to emulate the emotions of travel, so take it all in. The purpose of art is to wake us up, the purpose of ArtHaus Radio is to wake us up gently.
Changing Winds by Alexandra Stréliski When It’s Sleepy Time Down South by Louis D. Armstrong Colours by Donovan Thomas County Law by Iron & Wine Someday Soon by Judy Collins Wild Fire by Laura Marling Don’t Cry For Me (Acoustic) by Cobi
A Bo Story: 20161218 by Man Bartlett
Ferry Cross the Mersey by Gerry and the Pacemakers Every Time I Hear That Song by Brandi Carlile The Song They Play Every Night by Little Green Cars Hold You in My Arms by Ray LaMontagne Man Like You by Patrick Watson Seven Falls by Laura Veirs I by Aphex Twin
Our country is so vast with so many wonders waiting for you to see it. Travel from The Peach State all the way to The Golden State and see it all. We'll be right here to get your road trip started. The purpose of art is to wake us up, the purpose of ArtHaus Radio is to wake us up gently.
Intro: Changing Winds by Alexandra Stréliski First Four Songs: Hit the Road Jack by Ray Charles Georgia On My Mind by Ray Charles America by Simon & Garfunkel The Upper Peninsula By Sufjan Stevens Dallas by Jimmie Dale Gilmore Have You Ever Seen Peaches Growing on a Sweet Potato Vine by Jake Xerxes Fussell Ramblin’ Man by Hank Williams
A Bo Story: 20160628 by Man Bartlett
Last Songs: Hit the Road by John Lee Hooker Caravan by Blur (Sittin’ On) The Dock of the Bay Traveling Alone by Jason Isbell Rainy Night In Georgia by Brook Benton Circle ‘Round the Sun by James Taylor I by Aphex Twin
Today, we're sitting down with RIA706, a rising star with the perfect songs for you. Tune in as we sit down with the artist behind "Daddy" and let's talk music!
Eyes are everywhere as you move through this world. Some watching eyes we are conscious of, some we are not. Create a world for yourself and live the life you choose to live. You only get one. Remember to go see some art or make some art because the purpose of art is to wake us up, the purpose of ArtHaus Radio is to wake us up gently.
Intro: Plus tôt by Alexandra Stréliski First Four Songs: Eyes Without a Face by Krister & Dalbani Glass, Concrete, & Stone by David Byrne The Safety Dance by Sleeping At Last Fårö by Martyn Heyne White Wedding by Whip
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Last Six Songs: Innocent Eye, Crystal See by Eyvind Kang Truly, Madly, Deeply by Ray LaMontagne Last Rite by Jan Garbarek Cucurrucucú Paloma by Caetano Veloso Sisters of Mercy by Leonard Cohen You Will Not Die by Nakhane Pup Shalom by hymn for her
We're at the halfway mark for summer and it's hotter than can be. Make sure you're staying hydrated and finding time to find yourself this summer. It's a great big world out there. Go see it. The purpose of art is to wake us up, the purpose of ArtHaus Radio is to wake us up gently.
Intro: Plus tôt by Alexandra Stréliski
First Four Songs: Summerwind by Frank Sinatra The Way Young Lovers Do by Van Morrison Retrograde by James Blake Uratu to Ubud by David Parsons
A Bo Story: Grotte by Mikrovolt
Last Ten Songs: Summertime by Louis Armstrong & Ella Fitzgerald Porcelain by Moby Summertime Sadness by Lana Del Rey Wrecking Ball by Emmylou Harris Le Sud by Lola Marsha Grotte by Mikrovolt 5th Of July, Ashbury Park (Sandy) by Bruce Springsteen Summertime by Janis Joplin Nothing Takes the Place of You by Toussaint McCall
Our program manager Doria sits down with Te'Que, a local artist here in Columbus, Georgia. Te'Que discusses what motivates her artistry, her single "Wave", and her take on what success truly means amongst other things.
Georgia is home to a large fair, and Columbus has its fair share of fairs and festivities. Come ride the coaster of our sound waves on today's episode of ArtHaus. The purpose of art is to wake us up, the purpose of ArtHaus radio is to wake us up gently.
Intro: Plus tôt by Alexandra Stréliski
First Six Songs: If the Stars were Mine (Orchestra Version) by Melody Gardot From the Morning by Nick Drake Country Fair by Van Morrison Je N’en Connais Pas La Fin (Live Version) by Jeff Buckley The Safety Dance by Urselle Let It Flow by Jimmie Spheeris
A Bo Story: Mountains by Filippo Cocco
Last seven Songs: Fair Play by Van Morrison Geronimo’s Cadillac by Michael Martin Murphey Ingots by Kaki King Walk with Me (Ambient Mix) by Moby Meu Fado Meu by Mariza Pup Shalom by hymn for her I by Aphex Twin
This week's ArtHaus is going to be a little different than normal. Bo is sitting down with the Jake Xerxes Fussell to talk about art, music, and Columbus for a combination show of music and interview. Enjoy this week's ArtHaus, and visit ArtHausRadio.com. Love and light y'all.
Songs: Raggy Levy by Jake Xerxes Fussell Blues All Around My Bed by Precious Bryant Long Wavy Hair by Cliff Scott I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry covered by Jimmie Spheeris Have You Ever Seen Peaches Growing on a Sweet Potato Vine by Jake Xerxes Fussell The River St. Johns by Jake Xerxes Fussell
Our program manager Doria had the pleasure of interviewing Maurice Moore, a Canadian R&B singer. Maurice talks about his love for Shania Twain, creating his home studio, the real-life Amber Room, etc.
We're gliding back in time today to ride the nostalgia coaster. Though not all of us were born in the time these songs came out, they still have that old-timey feel. So sit back and enjoy the "Old-Timey Show." The purpose of art is to wake us up, the purpose of ArtHaus Radio is to wake us up gently.
Intro: Kentucky Waltz by David Johnson
First Four Songs: Wayfaring Stranger by Burl Ives Little Black Train by Woody Guthrie Irene by Lead Belly It’s Nobody’s Fault but Mine by Blind Willie Johnson
A Bo Story: Opus 20 by Dustin O’Holloran
Last Ten Songs: The Rainstorm by Thomas Wiggins I’m So Lonesome I Could Cry by Hank Williams Faded Love by Patsy Cline Green, Green Grass of Home by Porter Wagoner As Time Goes By (Rehearsal) by Frank Sinatra La-La Means I Love You by The Delfonics Moonshiner by Bob Dylan Star Girl by Jake Xerxes Fussel Bird Song by Heather Masse Au Fond de Temple Saint by David Byrne
Don't be blue, come feel the colours of the skies and the waters with us. Feel the serenity of the world as you wake up this morning. The purpose of art is to wake us up, the purpose of ArtHaus Radio is to wake us up gently.
Intro: Plus tôt by Alexandra Stréliski
First Song: Sunny Skies by James Taylor
A Bo Story: Move In Blue by James Place
Next Six Songs: Little Bubble by Dirty Projector Blue by Joni Mitchell The Bourgeois Blues by Lead Belly Famous Blue Raincoat by Leonard Cohen Bluebird by Lola Marsh Baby Blue by Martina Topley-Bird
A Bo Story: Blue in Green by Miles Davis
Last Eight Songs: Blue Skies by Noah & The Whale All Alright by Sigur Ros Hobo Blues by John Lee Hooker Blue Skies by Ella Fitzgerald It’s All Over Now, Baby Blue by Bob Dylan Blue by LeAnn Rimes Little Blue Dot by Carl Sagan Blue by Beyonce
Some think dreams come from our emotions and can reveal what is deep within us, some think dreams give us foresight, and some think dreams are just mashes of little thoughts strung together to sort of make sense. However you view dreams, you're awake now, so let's start our day because the purpose of art is to wake us up, the purpose of ArtHaus Radio is to wake us up gently.
Intro: Plus tôt by Alexandra Stréliski First Five songs I Don’t Owe You Anything by The Smiths Cold Little Heart by Michael Kiwanuka Slow Burn by Kacey Musgraves Sweet dreams (Of You) by Patsy Cline
A Bo Story: Yekermo Sew by Mulatu Astatke
Last Ten Songs: All I Have to Do Is Dream by The Everly Brothers Who Am I by Peace Orchestra (I Have A Dream Speech) Is It Any Wonder? By Durand Jones & The Indications I’ve Got Dreams To Remember by Otis Redding Fruity by Rubblebucket I Still Feel by Martina Topley-Bird In Dreams by Roy Orbison At Last by Etta James These Dreams of You by Van Morrison Le Nouveau Depart by Alexandra Stréliski
Join us for the Angel show. We left you off with the God show last week and wanted to further explore the ethereal. The purpose of art is to wake us up, the purpose of ArtHaus Radio is to wake us up gently.
In this episode, Bo recalls times in his teenage years and the religion that built part of his youth. Tune in to hear captivating stories with enriching sounds. The purpose of art is to wake us up, the purpose of ArtHaus Radio is to wake us up gently.
Intro Plus tôt by Alexandra Stréliski
First five songs: Into the Sun by Chris and Thomas 33 “GOD” by Bon Iver God Shuffled His Feet by Crash Test Dummies
A Bo Story: The Final Myth by Terence Hannum
Next Six Songs: One of Us by Joan Osborne Oh God Where Are You Now? By Sufjan Stevens Jesus by hymn for her Om Pana Phem by Choying Drolma & Steve Tibbetts Hallelujah by Jeff Buckley Trust by Lucy Dacus I by Aphex Twin God’s Plan by Drake
Feel the river. Feel the light of the moon. Wake up to the smooth sounds and the music that Earth has offered us. Bo has great stories for you, wake up with us. The purpose of Art is to wake us up, the purpose of ArtHaus Radio is to wake us up gently.
Intro: Plus tôt by Alexandra Stréliski
First Five Songs: Moon River by The Innocence Moon Bolting Volts by Molly Parden Retrograde by James Blake Everybody Here Wants You by Jeff Buckley You Learn by Jon Brion River Man by Nick Drake
A Bo Story: There is a Light That Never Goes Out by Twinkle Twinkle Little Rockstar Suns by Jogging House
Next Six Songs: There is a Light That Never Goes out by Rho & Isabella Ragonese Quit With Me by Lucy Wainwright Roche feat. Matthew Perryman Jones I Know How to Speak by Manchester Orchestra Graceland by Allan Rayman Baby by Ariel Pink’s Haunted Graffiti Moon River by Henry Mancini
Our current program manager, Doria, chats with the lovely ladies of June's Diary. They are a girl group consisting of five women: Ashly, Shyann, Gabby, Kristal, and Brie. These extremely talented ladies gave us their insight into the industry, past hurt, their bond, etc.
We got a band in from Athens, GA called The Orange Constant. We are digging their sound and the members are really cool, you'll have to hear their stories and hear them talk about their songs. Keep your eye out for them!
https://theorangeconstant.com/ https://www.facebook.com/theorangeconstant https://www.youtube.com/user/TheOrangeConstant https://www.instagram.com/orangeconstant/
In this interview, we sit down with Tiara Johnson, a business owner based in Atlanta, GA. We won't spoil anything in the description here, so it play and listen to the great things she has coming!
With the help of Bo's son, Man Bartlett, we present ArtHaus Radio "Color Time for the Animal Season" enjoy a great mix of music and a good story to immerse you in the times
Intro: Plus tôt by Alexandra Stréliski
First Five Songs: Autumn by Moondog The First Days of Spring by Noah & The Whale Alaska by Maggie Rogers Two Doves by Dirty Projector Neon Moon by Cigarettes After Sex Black Doves by Lewis & Clark Winter Lady by Leonard Cohen
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Next Seven Songs:
Lux (Story Song) White by Ken Nordine Bumbo by Nomo Tiny Sticks by ESG Autumn Sweater by Yo La Tengo Blue Skies by Noah & The Whale Our Last Night Together by Vera November
When we think of a fresh morning, we think of birds chirping, the sunlight bouncing off the fresh morning dew, and the blue skies that hover over our lives. Tune in to Fresh Morning to wake up right. The purpose of art is to wake us up, the purpose of ArtHaus Radio is to wake us up gently.
Intro: Plus tôt by Alexandra Stréliski
First Seven Songs: Hey Mami by Sylvan Esso London in February by Coastal Conrad by Ben Howard Move In Blue by James Place Suzanne by Judy Collins Overturn by Alexandra Stréliski Young Folks by City of the Suns If You Were Mine by Billie Holiday
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Next Seven Songs: Space Station by Nick Cave & Warren Ellis (Story Song) Mad World by Michael Andrew and Gary Jules Heavenly Day by Patty Griffin There Is a Light That Never Goes Out by Loquat Mirrorball by Elbow Here’s Where the Story Ends by The Sundays Auf Wiedersehen by hymn for her
Shola Ophelia is an independent artist from Dallas, Texas. She talked to our program manager about being a student, working on her EP, her current single "Like You Used To", etc.
Emmallie Heard is a local artist here in Columbus, GA. Our program manager had the chance to sit and talk with her about her musical inspirations, YouTube, new music, etc.
People are beautiful and there are many different things that make them so. It all is within the individual. In this episode, Bo recounts some times where he witnessed beauty. The purpose of art is to wake us up, the purpose of ArtHaus Radio is to wake us up gently.
Intro: Plus tôt by Alexandra Stréliski
First Five Songs: Beautiful People by Melanie Two Doves by Dirty Projects Tal Choying Drolma & Steve Tibbetts Annabelle Lee by Marissa Nadler Young Folks by City of the Sun
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Next Five Songs: Valerie by Amy Winehouse Lyric Pieces Book V, Op. 54: No. 4, Notturo Sweet Jane by Cowboy Junkies Virginia by Marissa Nadler Green Eyes by Coldplay
Last Five Songs: Blister in the Sun by Midnite String Quartet Melissa by The Allman Brothers Band Lisa Sawyer by Leon Bridges Le Nouveau Départ by Alexandra Stréliski Tera Naam Jisne Liya with Betsy Ebby
In this pilot episode of Love Language, the hosts discuss the Love Language quiz. They talk about what it is and how it relates to their relationships, zodiac signs, etc.
In this episode, Bo dives into Space and explores the very idea around space. Relax and enjoy the sounds of this episode. The purpose of art is to wake us up, the purpose of ArtHaus Radio is to wake us up gently.
Intro: Plus tôt by Alexandra Stréliski
First Four Songs: Written in Lightning by Mutual Benefit Sugar Mountain by Neil Young I’ve Been Let Down by Mazzy Star If You Were Mine by Billie Holiday
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Last Eight Songs: Space Oddity by David Bowie Star Girl by Jake Xerxes Fussell Fifty-Five Falls by Marissa Nadler The Golden Age by Beck The Dress Looks Nice on You Good for Me by Aimee Mann I’m So Lonesome I Could Cry by Al Green Interlude by Alexandra Streliski
In this episode, Bo has selected music for his wife, Betsy Eby, and even included some songs Betsy is featured on. Relax and enjoy this loving playlist and start your morning in a good mood.
Intro: Plus tôt by Alexandra Stréliski
First Four Songs: 3 Gymnopédies: No. 1 by Erik Satie Half the Perfect World by Madeline Peyroux Elena & Lila by Max Richter For My Crimes by Marissa Nadler
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Next Five Songs: On the Nature of Daylight by Max Richter La Vie en Rose by Melody Gardot 3 Gymnopédies: No. 1 Surprise Ice by Kings of Convenience Flamenco Sketches by Miles Davis
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Last Two Songs: Cello-Piano Bach Prelude Nightingale Sing by Mutual Benefit
In this episode, Bo reminisces of his childhood in the Chattahoochee Valley and the defining river of Columbus, GA. Relax and enjoy Rivertown Radio.
Intro: Plus tôt by Alexandra Stréliski
First Four Songs: The River by Bruce Springsteen Blood Red River by Beth Orton I’m So Lonesome I Could Cry by Hank Williams River by Leon Bridges
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Next Five Songs: See See the Rider Blues by Ma Rainey The Rainstorm by Thomas Wiggins Down to Zero by Joan Armatrading Let It Flow by Jimmie Spheeris Moon River by The Innocence Mission
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Last Three Songs: River by Natalie Merchant Love Me Like a River Does by Melody Gardot Blue In Green by Miles Davis
ArtHaus Radio is a show created by painter Bo Bartlett, dedicated to promoting openness of the mind through creative mediums. The purpose of art is to wake us up, the purpose of ArtHaus Radio is to wake us up gently. WE DO NOT OWN THESE SONGS. Artists and their respective songs are listed below.
Intro: Plus tôt by Alexandra Stréliski
First Four Songs: My Hometown by Bruce Springsteen We Move Lightly by Dustin O’Halloran Comeback by Jimmie Spheeris Coming Home Leon Bridges
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Next Five Songs: Hometown by Lola Marsh Elena & Lila by Max Richter Homesick by Kings of Convenience Helpless by Neil Young & Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young Into the Mystic by Van Morrison
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Last Four Songs: Homeward Bound by Simon & Garfunkel This Must Be the Place by Iron & Wine & Ben Bridwell Home by Edward Sharpe & The Magnetic Zeros Pup Shalom by hymn for her
ArtHaus Radio is a show created by painter Bo Bartlett, dedicated to promoting openness of the mind through creative mediums. The purpose of art is to wake us up, the purpose of ArtHaus Radio is to wake us up gently. WE DO NOT OWN THESE SONGS. Artists and their respective songs are listed below.
Intro: Plus tôt by Alexandra Stréliski
First Four Songs: Be Here Now by Ray LaMontagne Dolphins by Tim Buckley Blue Skies by Noah & The Whale Morning Sun by Melody Gardot
A Bo Story - Background music: 20160628 by Man Bartlett
Next Five Songs: Aria 1 (Pt. 1) by Max Richter, Ben Russell, Yul Morning Bells by Lola Marsh Morning by Beck Opus 23 by Dustin O’Halloran Cayman Islands by Kings of Convenience [Clip] Mr. Rogers It’s A Beautiful Day in the Neighbourhood
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Last Five Songs: I Am the Mercury by Jimmie Spheeris Bird Girl by Antony & The Johnsons Everloving by Moby Wake Up, Little Sparrow by Devendra Banhart
The Exchange this week features two directors Jamila Turner & Rachel Blackburn who have brought the Busted Open Canon Stage Series to Columbus State University. This inclusive event brings students of color to roles may not be available to them in normal circumstances. Support this series!
No DC today, but it's cool! It's our last show of the semester so we just sit back and pretty much talk about everything.
Tonight we talk some real stuff and some heavy stuff, tune in and make sure you are ready for some real conversation. Also, hit up our Twitter @pillowtalkdm and join the conversation!
This one's a wild ride y'all!
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WCUG Marketing Director, Nia, and Production Director, Matthew Moon, sit down with two wonderful women with the Youth Orchestra of Greater Columbus. Listen in as we talk to Stephanie Payne (YOGC Executive Director) and Kat Cannella (YOGC Marketing Director) about this absolutely spectacular event coming up on Tuesday, October 30th at 7:30pm.
DC is out this weekend, but your resident WCUG staff is here! Tune in while we recap our wild Atlanta Pride weekend!
Your hosts Matt and Amelia explore their minds and talk space, aliens, and their astronomy class.
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Let's get real deep...but also spooky. October is coming up quick and we're ready for it!
If you're in, around, or just want to visit Columbus, GA, this is the tour for you! We sat down with Asher Brooks to talk about some of the paranormal activity going on in Columbus. Don't worry, we don't think there are demons....we think.
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Hello and welcome back to the semestre! GYS is back with new episodes, in this one we wanted to remain chill. Let's not dive in until next week! :P
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This week college football review, "Best Poll in College Football, NFL, and "Superbold Projections."
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This week on DtG, college football preview and story lines. And our hosts give us their "Super Bold Projections."
Listen for the hashtags #AquafinaBottle #Twinkie #BucketList #FIFAkick #I'mReckless? #DentalDamMyths #CM! #1/10 #40%
We're discussing Kanye West, Cardi B, Meek Mill and more. Tune in and talk with us! (The beginning though!)
Today, we discuss some paranormal things that international cultures observe in their society. Tune in, you'll like it!
We start off talking about Marvel, but we go into KPOP. KPOP is one of the most complex things in existence and we should create a master class...but we won't lol.
This is our show from last week and it was Matt's first week back from England! Anyway, we're going to discuss our Doctor Who faves, our favourite villains and more. Tune in.
From Hairy H*es to Myers Briggs dating apps, we talk about it all! Follow Mystic's Blog : https://feministthots.wordpress.com/ Follow Juju on Snap: juhughhef
If you like the app we covered this week it's called: PersonalityMatch
We sit down with NAMI to talk about the organization and it effect its had on those who have struggled with mental illness.
This week we jump into e-sports and fall into K-Pop as Kai and Nia talk about their e-sports team, competitive Splatoon 2, tips for new players, and weapons they hate. Then talk about K-Pop and their comparison to western music industries, falling into the pit, and possibly there will be a sequel.
Are there people that can cheat with no remorse? What about, "once a cheater, always a cheater?"
It's WCUG's new show Mic Check! In this first episode, we're getting right into and we talk Cardi B's new album, Nicki Minaj's new singles, Azaelia Banks' Azaelia Bank, and more.
We discuss things like pirates and Doctor Who...which one is real? Hahah, we're kidding. We all know The Doctor is real...hahaha, just kidding again.
In this episode, we discuss coming out. It's a process that's different from everyone and it doesn't apply to one group of people. Interact with us and let us know your story on our Twitter: @pillowtalkdm
This week Kai brings his underboss, his right-hand man, his Storm Guardian from his Secchione Familgia. They talk about Overwatch, spending money on pre-orders, what it means to be an artist and why Kai is called Don Primo.
Welcome to Pillow Talk. A show about things that can only be discussed late at night. FAKE NEWS ALERT: THIS IS A FALSE EPISODE! THERE IS NO NEW SHOW ON COUGAR RADIO.
And who's to blame this time?! It's not too late to help your favourite crew solve the latest mind-boggling and emotionally wrenching murder. Tune in now and help as Sheppard and Charles are left to solve a murder alone under dire circumstances.
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Cast: Abigail Permenter - Charles Stone Cailie Cruikshank - Winry Banks/Natalia Frasier Caitlyn Gallagher - Sally Banks/Doctor/Victoria Vale Conner Douthit - Police Officer Rowan/Graham Bicks Cortland Ellis - Dan Banks/George Lamont Derek Rains - Carter Sheppard Emma Permenter - Daisy Kitts/Mrs. Lawlin/Melissa Lindsey Hannah Moore - Tammy Banks/Linda Black Matt Rorer - Gerald Fuller/Jerry Woods/Producer Yvonne Marshall - Samantha Stone/Tina Red/Writer & Creator
"Because the lives of the wicked should be made brief. For the rest of us death will be a relief. We all deserve to die..." - Sweeney Todd
Stone Cold Mysteries returns with Razor's Edge, the fourteenth episode of your favourite murder mystery. Tune in as Samantha Stone, Charles Stone, and Chief Carter Sheppard and met with a string of murders under strange circumstances. Can the crew solve this murder with a few close shaves? Or with this mystery leave them in the red? Well tune in and find out.
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Cast: Abigail Permenter - Charles Stone Cailie Cruikshank - Danielle Goods/Winry Banks Caitlyn Gallagher - Lady Shannon Goods/Sally Banks Conner Douthit - James Steel/Police Officer Rowan Cortland Ellis - Sir Dan Goods/Dan Banks Derek Rains - Carter Sheppard Emma Permenter - Patricia Bates/Daisy Kitts Hannah Moore - May Goods/Tammy Banks Matt Rorer - Taylor March/Gerald Fuller/Producer Oso Holley - Narrator Yvonne Marshall - Samantha Stone/Writer & Creator
Here we present the 13th episode of Stone Cold Mysteries for your listening pleasure! In "Drowning In Love" our not-so-friendly group of friends find themselves interrupted by murder while giving Steel a tour of London. Will this mystery be solved by the breath of the detectives, or will they find themselves drowning in the mystery? Well, tune in and find out.
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Cast: Abigail Permenter - Charles Stone Cailie Cruikshank - Ms. Myrrh/Danielle Goods Caitlyn Gallagher - Baker/Lady Shannon Goods Conner Douthit - James Steel Cortland Ellis - Dan Goods Derek Rains - Carter Sheppard Emma Permenter - Patricia Bates Hannah Moore - May Goods Matt Rorer - Taylor March/Narrator/Producer Yvonne Marshall - Samantha Stone/Writer & Creator
Tune in to this month's episode of Stone Cold Mysteries. You'll be on the edge of your seat for this one! Some familiar "faces" return to stir up some trouble, and a murder hits Stone close to home while the unaware chief of police, Carter Sheppard, entertains a very much unwanted house guest. Want more details? Well, you'll just have to tune in and find out!
Cast: Abigail Permenter - Charles/Phoebe Mason [NEW CAST MEMBER ] Cailie Cruikshank - Ms. Myrrh Caitlyn Gallagher - Victoria Vale/Mrs. Rivers Conner Douthit - Frederick Miller/Detective Steel Cortland Ellis - Mr. Smith/Police Officer Derek Rains - Carter Sheppard Emma Permenter - Bella Faye/Mrs. Lawlin Hannah Moore - Clara Miller/Ms. Spring Jack Golden-Weathers - Narrator Matt Rorer - Arthur Conan Doyle/Mr. Brick/Producer Thomas Marshall - Henry Wolfe Yvonne Marshall - Samantha Stone/Writer & Creator
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WCUG Cougar Radio presents the eleventh episode of your new favourite radio drama, Stone Cold Mysteries. Join Stone, Sheppard, and the new member of the Stone family, Charles Stone as they embark on a trip via train to an anonymous client up north. Will this train ride be full of relaxation and much deserved leisure time or will there be darker forces of murder being conducted? Well, tune in and find out.
Cast: Abigail Permenter - Charles/Diana Snyder/Frederick Fisher/Phoebe Mason Caitlyn Gallagher - Kasey Matthews/Victoria Vale Conner Douthit - Thomas Marsh/Police Officer/Frederick Miller Cortland Ellis - Audience Member 1/Dean Brooks/Conductor/Garret Jones Derek Rains - Carter Sheppard Emma Permenter - Sarah Garrison/Audience Member 4/Bonnie/Bella Faye Hannah Moore - Dora Boons/Jade Lambert/Audience Member 3 Jack Golden-Weather - Narrator Matt Rorer - Audience Member 2/James Merriweather/Ben Fisher/Arthur Conan Doyle/Producer Thomas Marshall - Henry Wolfe Yvonne Marshall - Samantha Stone/Writer & Creator
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THE NEW YEARS FESTIVAL is one of London's most popular events where people come together to celebrate the new year. This festival is full of fireworks, games, laughs, and murder. What murder? Well, you'll just have to tune in and find out so you can help Stone, Sheppard, Charlie and Bonnie in this murderous spectacle!
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Cast: Abigail Permenter - Charles/Diana Snyder/Frederick Fisher Caitlyn Gallagher - Kasey Matthews/Ellen Dyer/Volunteer Coordinator Conner Douthit - Thomas Marsh/Police Officer/Luke Hunter Cortland Ellis - Owen Dewitt/Dean Brooks Derek Rains - Carter Sheppard Emma Permenter - Bonnie/Sarah Garrison/Adelaide Ruttheimer Hannah Moore - Dora Boons/Jade Lambert/Mary White Matt Rorer - Music Shop Owner/James Merriweather/Ben Fisher Oso Holley - Narrator Yvonne Marshall - Samantha Stone/Writer & Creator
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Samantha Stone and Chief Sheppard are back with a new murder case that has the town scared headless after they witnessed a barbaric spectacle! Join Stone as she collects evidence and suspects in solving this gruesome case on this cold London day. Will Stone and Sheppard manage to find the beastly mind that concocted this horrific crime, or will they both lose their heads? Well, let's tune in and find out.
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Cast (Alphabetical Order): Abigail Permenter - Louise Brewer/Royal Guard/Charlie/Horse Trainer Caitlyn Gallagher - Constable Blair/Woman (Horse Trainer Fanatic) Conner Dulthit - Stanley Beck/Bruce Griggs/Lyle Gray Cone Cortland Ellis [NEW] - Owen Dewitt Derek Rains - Chief Carter Sheppard/Jack Stanford Emma Permenter - Helen Gray Cone/Dentist Assistant Hannah Moore - Mrs. Smalls/Police Officer Joanne/Dora Boons Matt Rorer - Roy Baldwin/Dentist Dr. Taylor/Music Shop Owner/Producer Niaja Anderson - Narrator Yvonne Marshall - Samantha Stone/Show Creator & Writer
In Sheppard's Fire, a young Carter Sheppard must navigate a mind-boggling case without help because the investigative Samantha Stone is incapacitated. Will Sheppard be blinded by the smoke and need his daring young detective friend, or will he solve this hot case all on his own? In Cindy's Dog, Carter Sheppard finds a case for him and his young friend, Samantha Stone, to take up; however, he keeps it secret. Their classmate Cindy's dog has gone missing and it is up to the contrasting duo to find the dog for a heart-warming reward!
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Cast Abigail Permenter: Charlie/Woman at Fire Derek Rains: Carter Sheppard/Man at Fire Emma Permenter: Clara Wickes/Cindy Matt Rorer: Albert Smith/Mr. Stone/Producer Oso: Narrator/Police Officer Yvonne: Samantha Stone/Kid at Fire/Writer & Creator
We don't want to lose you over the summer, so here we present STONE COLD STORIES! This episode takes you back to Stone and Sheppard's first case solve in a not so fun way. In "The First Murder," Stone and Sheppard's teacher falls dead while the students are out to lunch. Will this classroom be all fun and learning, or will the walls be painted red with murder? In "The Burgled Butcher," Sheppard comes to Stone with a new, but not so interesting case: someone has been stealing from the butcher? Will this case be a breeze for a young and seemingly-naïve Stone, or will she be left scratching her head?
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Cast Abigail Permenter: Charlie/School Kid Derek Rains: Carter Sheppard//School Kid/Police Officer/Arthur Ashdown Matt Rorer: School Kid/Police Officer 2/ Mr. Kerry/ Arthur Adams/Mr. Stone/Producer Megan Rorer: [In Commercials only] Kid 2/Mom Oso: Narrator Yvonne: Samantha Stone/School Kids/Mrs. Marvin/Writer/Freezies Commercial
JOIN US for yet another Stone Cold Mysteries. It's nighttime, the air is festive in Berkshire, England, December 23, 1890 . This dark night is illuminated by illustrious ballgowns and dapper suits. The important and wealthy people of the United Kingdom have gathered at Windsor Castle for the Queen's annual Christmas ball. Attending are none other than police chief Carter Sheppard and his date, Samantha Stone, who has a feeling this nice night out may turn bloody. Will the floors be stained red with murderous intention, or is this all apart of an investigators homicidal imagination? Well, tune in and find out.
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Cast (Alphabetical Order): Abigail Permenter - Louise Brewer/Royal Guard Caitlyn Gallagher - Bartender/Queen Conner Dulthit - Stanley Beck Derek Rains - Chief Carter Sheppard Emma Permenter - Royal Guard/Anna Tanner Hannah Moore - Mrs. Baldwin/Mrs. Smalls Matt Rorer - Roy Baldwin/Producer Oso Holley - Ticket Man/Narrator Yvonne Marshall - Samantha Stone/Show Creator & Writer
JOIN US for yet another Stone Cold Mysteries. It's a sunny and seemingly pleasant "vacation" for Stone, Sheppard, and Charlie on the coast of Fort Myers, Florida. The team was invited by the brutish Police Chief of the town after solving the case of the murder of one of their detectives to be guests at the funeral procession for the departed detective. The air smells sweet with opportunity, or maybe it's just sweet to the three because it smells of a job. Will this vacation turn sour with blood and death or will they leave because this isn't their city? Well, tune in and find out.
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Cast (Alphabetical Order): Abigail Permenter - Charles Caitlyn Gallagher - Carol Goodwin/Museum Clerk Conner Dulthit - Detective Steel Derek Rains - Chief Carter Sheppard/Carriage Driver/Police Chief Daniels Emma Permenter - First Mate/Concierge Hannah Moore - Boat Officer/Coast Guard Matt Rorer - Moon's Lass Captain/Fred Worth/ Dr. Lewis Cane/Producer Oso Holley - Coast Gaurd/Narrator Yvonne Marshall - Samantha Stone/Show Creator & Writer
JOIN SAMANTHA STONE because she needs your help solving this murderous case! It was a calm day in the docks where Samantha Stone and Charles were taking a relaxing fishing trip, but the sea had different plans for the pair when a body is fished up and shakes some waves. Grab your pen and paper detectives and solve this Stone Cold Mystery!
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Cast (Alphabetical Order): Abigail Permenter - Diana Snyder/Charles Caitlyn Gallagher - Kasey Matthews/Rosie's General Store Cashier Conner Dulthit - Dale Pearson/Baker Derek Rains - Chief Carter Sheppard Emma Permenter - Sarah Garrison/Chef at Simmon's Hannah Moore - Jade Lambert/Hostess at Simmon's Matt Rorer - James Merriweather/Narrator/Producer Oso Holley - Coast Gaurd PJ Vongsavang - Thomas Marsh/Fish Seller Wright Calhoun - Baker Yvonne Marshall - Samantha Stone/Show Creator & Writer
JOIN SAMANTHA STONE because she needs your help solving this murderous case! A traveling acting troupe was creating a beautiful, and alluring performance of the tragedy "Julius Caesar," that is, until the acting becomes all..too..real. Grab your pen and paper detectives and solve this Stone Cold Mystery!
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Cast List : Abigail Permenter - Police Sherry/Diana Snyder Caitlyn Gallagher - Kara Smith/Kasey Matthews Conner Douthit - Mark Carlyle/Dale Pearson Derek Rains - Carter Sheppard Emma Permenter - Sharon Terry/Sarah Garrison Hannah Moore - Violet Moore/Jade Lambert Matt Rorer - Priest Murphy/James Merriweather/Producer Oso Holley - Narrator PJ Vongsavang - Andrew Carson/Driver/Thomas Marsh Yvonne Marshall - Samantha Stone/Writer & Creator
JOIN SAMANTHA STONE as this case is a right hook for her. After walking on the lines with death, Stone decided it's time to learn self-defense. Her hopes are thwarted when she stumbles on a murder at a local boxing ring called Pugilism. Will this case be an easy K.O. for Stone, or will this be one heck of a blow, well tune in and find out.
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Cast List: Abigail Permenter - Charlie/Officer Sherry Caitlyn Gallagher - Victoria Vale/Kara Smith Conner Douthit - Mark Carlyle Derek Rains - Carter Sheppard Emma Permenter - Sharon Terry Hannah Moore - Violet Moore Matt Rorer - Priest Murphy/Producer Nia Anderson - Narrator PJ Vongsavang - Gabriel Ivanovf/Andrew Carson Yvonne Marshall - Samantha Stone/Writer & Creator
JOIN SAMANTHA STONE because she needs your help solving this murderous case! A recently promoted factory worker, who has cheated his way through his career, was heinously murdered by an unknown assailant. Will this case grind Stone's gears or will she solve it like clockwork? Well, tune in and find out!
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Cast List: Caitlyn Gallagher - Victoria Vale Conner Douthit - Charlie ... Derek Rains - Carter Sheppard Emma Permenter - Ethel Parks Hannah Moore - Ester Rhodes Matt Rorer - Edgar Hamill/Producer PJ Vongsavang - Gabriel Ivanovf Oso Holley - Narrator Yvonne Marshall - Samantha Stone/Writer & Creator
Some men just can't hold their drinks down, and Stone thinks she knows why! Tune in to this episode to solve yet another murder. Bar and factory owner, Venn Benson, is murdered while visiting his bar with his wife. Who has the gall to do such a thing? Well, tune in and find out.
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Cast List: Abigail Permenter - Karen Faye Caitlyn Gallagher - Loraine Benson Derek Rains - Carter Sheppard Emma Permenter - Barmaid Matt Rorer - Carl Simmons/Richard Simmons/Venn Benson/Producer PJ Vongsavang - Bartender/Police Officer Oso Holley - Narrator Yvonne Marshall - Samantha Stone/Writer
JOIN SAMANTHA STONE because she needs your help solving this murderous case! A famous food critic is killed by an unknown man (or woman), keep your ears open for strategically placed clues so you can solve this case!
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Cast List: Abi Permenter - Barmaid Caitlyn Gallagher - Neighbour Derek Rains - Carter Sheppared/Landlord Hannah Moore - Nosy Maid Matt Rorer - Carl Simmons/Producer Oso Holley - Narrator Yvonne Marshall - Samantha Stone/Writer & Creator