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Let Loose the Kraken!! is turning 100 episodes old on Memorial Day May 28, 2007 and to celebrate we are featuring two hours of all “Back In the Day” Old School Rap artists. Other WPVM DJs and guests will be dropping by all night to help celebrate. So dust off your boombox, slip on your shell toes, grab your Kangol and tune in to Let Loose the Kraken!! on Monday May 28 from 9-11pm for two solid hours of your favorite Old School rappers.
Stream or check out the archive here.
On today’s Making Progress, Veronika will interview MAIN’s Executive Director Wally Bowen about the state of our media, and his upcoming event this Thursday night at Jubilee!
Barry will interview noted local filmmaker Rebecca Macneice about her film project: Rebecca was at Camp Casey, in Crawford TX, from it’s creation in 2005, and she has amassed hundreds of hours of video following the movement that was forged there, from Texas to Washington, New York City, and right here in Asheville. Following Cindy Sheehan, Code Pink, Veterans for Peace, Joan Baez, and many others, Rebecca is putting together a powerful chronical of the anti-war movement that grew up at the gates of George Bush’s ranch. She has a demo reel ready for viewing, and we will be talking about what it takes to bring a project like this to completion. Tune in for info on how to view the demo. To contact Rebecca for a screening or more info, call 281-1341 or email her at info@macneicefilms.com
Asheville Global Report editor Eamon Martin will join us by phone for an exclusive interview on the demise of the printed edition of AGR. The last issue will be printed this week.
David will give us the latest on the embattled Attorney General saga, and much more…
tonight (Monday) at 6 pm, and again at 1 pm on Tuesday
WPVM is currently searching for music hosts in the Asheville/WNC area to fill some current open slots in our music programming.
People with a broad and extensive knowledge of progressive (not “prog”) music/ideas are highly encouraged to get in touch with us.
If interested, please fill out our program application and submit a 15-minute demo. Further details can be found in the program application.
WPVM looks forward to hearing from you!
This week on The Paris of the South radio hour , Francois and Stephanie invite you to share : good humor , plenty of new stuff (courtesy of Radio France International and Francodiffusion), follow-up on the new president of France , + Charlotte Gainsbourg latest album 5:55 (Thank’s , she did not call it 6:66 !). Enjoy !
listen to the latest show anytime through the WPVM archives or click on the word “archive ” to listen to it NOW!archives
This 13-part series on ”The Working Artist” airs
TUESDAY, MAY 15 at 10:00 am
It begins with breath, movement, the belly, art, and Lisa Sarasohn.
Join Stephanie each week to feast on sound, image, texture, design, craft and all the artful delights created by her guests’ imagination and inspiration.
It’s programming you’ll hear from Asheville only on WPVM.
This series of What Nourishes is being underwritten by Earth Exchange, the Asheville foundation dedicated to support sustainability initiatives in the Southern Highlands. Call (828) 255-8001 for information.
Celebrate WPVM and help us meet our spring funddrive goal of $15,000! See the May Family Reunion! Support community radio! Thrill to the musical stylings of Ash Divine! Dance to DJs! Hear the Hellblinki Sextet! Amaze at the variety of other performers! Donate to WPVM! $5 minimum for entry! Dressing as Rupert Murdoch gets you $1 off!
Joli Rouge 130 College St., Asheville
May 11, 8 pm >>>>>>>?
