April 24, 2008 by onair
This week in the Paris of the South radio Hour .
* Visite of the first International Salon of tourism in PAris with interesting stops to African countries that were associated with raging wars not long ago …
*COCAINE …is pouring to France , popular to the jet-set , it has now reach all levels of the society . RFI investigate !
*Meet New York based French photographer Martine BARRAT .She has been taking photos of Harlem , the famous African-American culture and business center in New York for over twenty years .
PLUS ! PLUS ! ADDED VALUES :
LIVE in the studio , Chuck BEATTIE .ASHEVILLE”S BEST BLUESman .
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April 23, 2008 by onair
Join co-hosts Molly and Lucia this Saturday night from 8-10 for an interview with Seez Mics aka Cole Policy of Educated Consumers. Educated Consumers latest album “Write Hear” is topping the charts with conscious lyrics and smooth beats, currently in heavy rotation in the hip hop library at WPVM. Check out their MySpace page at www.myspace.com/educatedconsumers and check out Drop Beats Not Bombs this Saturday, April 26th for a dope interview, solid beats and a fun time. Word.
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April 23, 2008 by onair
This week on Veterans’ Voices we discuss the differences and similarities between the Iraq war and Vietnam with Transylvania County’s busiest peace and social justice advocate, Connie Nash. 
Join Jason Hurd, Ronald Harayda and Kindra Phillips as they discuss a couple of today’s top stories with Connie.
In the art segment, we play Battle Hymns by the Nighwatchman, from the Body of War soundtrack. Watch the trailer here.
Tune in at 5 pm every Wednesday or stream/podcast here.
Tags: Asheville, Body of War, Connie Nash, Iraq, Jason Hurd, Nightwatchman, Peace, veterans, Vietnam
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April 22, 2008 by onair
Hear some new favorites from Snakeskin Violin, DJ Delores & Nigerian Disco Funk – classics from the dancehalls of Nigeria. In the second hour listen to the segment on the hidden meaning of Congolese music.
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April 22, 2008 by onair
Park your car and relax as Easy Mark keyword hijacks the word of the day. Music to rock your world! Also hear an interview with Troy DeGroff about EarthFare’s sponsorship of Quality Forward’s Earth Day Asheville Celebration at the Orange Peel Tuesday April 22 at 7PM.
Word! The last word, a remixed commentary from Mumia Abu Jamal – Empire by Euphemisms!
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Be sure to check out the programming guide for information on all of the great WPVM shows. Music shows are only archived for one week after broadcast. So get ‘em while they’re fresh!
How do you like your Afternoon Slacken? Got comments? Suggestions? Flattery? Email: easymark@wpvm.org
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April 21, 2008 by onair
Tune in tonight for another exciting installment of 7 Layer Dip. We’ve got an enticing melange of found audio, obscure soundtracks, a whole bunch of songs that sound dirty, but really aren’t, and if you are a good listening audience…we’ll read you a story.
Be sure to listen for the thickest layer of tonight’s dip: The Most Unwanted Music. An online poll conducted in the ’90s set Vitaly Komar, Alex Melamid and David Soldier on a quest to create the most annoying song ever. After gathering data about people’s least favorite music and lyrical subjects, they did the unthinkable: they combined them into a single monstrosity, specifically engineered to sound unpleasant to the maximum percentage of listeners. But don’t worry, we also have their composition of “The Most Wanted Music” to soothe your tattered nerves.
All this and more tonight and every Monday night from 10 to Midnight on WPVM!!!!
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April 21, 2008 by onair
Veronika will talk Living Wage with Sarah Osmer from justeconomicswnc.org about the upcoming Tour for Justice show this Tuesday at the Grey Eagle, and local coffee shop owner Jay Weatherly of the Dripolator will tell us the experience of a small business owner striving to pay a living wage.
David will talk about Food, yes Food.
Barry will have a brief talk with political comedian Swami Beyondananda, who is coming to Jubilee this Friday night at 7:30.
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