Every Tuesday from 2-4 PM on WPVM, Afternoon Slacken with Easy Mark contains interviews, commentaries, and the unique sound of musical mash ups. (Mash ups are more than one song ‘synced’ or played together at the same time.) Each show also features a Crossover Segment (to highlight another WPVM community radio show). This week, cross on over and learn more about Pathways to the Sacred with Josh Jourdan.
Then stay tuned for music by and an interview with Wind, a local flutist and flute-maker. Wind tells us about his experiences making music at Georgia State University – with bonobo primates and Peter Gabriel. Wind has also performed at a Bonobo Conservation Initiative-event in New York City. This led to him being featured in the current issue of The New Yorker Magazine. According to one source, “Wild bonobos are happy, pleasure-loving creatures whose lifestyle is dictated by instinct and Mother Nature.”
You can listen to the live broadcast either on-air or on-line. After that, the archived show can be heard at wpvm.org. Just click on “Archives.” Once you’re on the archives page, Afternoon Slacken is right there at the top. Click the blue ‘stream’ button to play the show on your computer. Or click here to link directly to the archived show. Enjoy!