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Mountain Area Information Network
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On-air Tuesdays 2-4PM — Archived Wednesdays for one week.
Ho! This week your host Easy Mark rebroadcasts the December 25th 2007 show. Mazel tov!
The Last Word! Commentary from Mumia Abu Jamal – Crossing the Rubicon.
Email: easymark @ wpvm.org or feedback @ wpvm.org
We’ll talk to organizer Jenny Bowen about Tuesday’s “Stop Parkside!” rally in front of City Hall, and let you know how you can Stop Parkside! (Did I mention Stop Parkside!?) Download the flyer here.
Barry will tell us what it’s like to see children pepper-sprayed by federal agents, and more from his annual pilgrimage to the Rainbow Gathering.
Veronika will interview representatives from EqualityNC about this weeks events protesting “Reparative Therapy” (you know, where someone tells you you’re “broken” if you’re gay, and they can “repair” you.) Check out the calendar of events here.
Cecil will tell us the latest on the polluted CTS site.
This local news and public affairs show focuses on underreported information and encourages civic activism. Tune in live 7-8 pm Monday, catch the 1 pm Tuesday rebroadcast, or stream or podcast.
Don Howland is an underground rock-n-roll legend, shredding eardrums with his tinny ax and garage-punk high-lonesome vocals in such bands as Wooden Tit (from Asheville), Bassholes, Gibson Bros., and Great Plains for about 3 decades now. He’s coming all the way from his home in West Asheville to spin records and shoot the breeze on the air with Greg during “The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly”, Friday 2-4 pm. Don’s going up to Columbus, OH, later this summer to record another Bassholes album, so he’ll be talking about that, the Columbus music scene, and god knows what else. If you miss it, catch up by listening to the archive!
Why ? Because you are curious. Relax history nerds…! All questions will be answered.
If you are tired of listening and not learning anything, the Paris of the South radio hour is bringing knowledge to your ears. Stay in bed and enjoy the class!
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(On-air Tuesdays 2-4PM — Archived Wednesday to Wednesday)
Your host, Easy Mark, plays hot new music — interviews Peter Poffenberger, host of Ooze Out (on-air Tuesdays at 10PM), and features summertime mash ups from djbc.
The Last Word! Commentary from Mumia Abu Jamal – Tribute to Paul Robeson.
Email: easymark @ wpvm.org or feedback @ wpvm.org
Tonight !
Ariel Pink
and
The New Energy
Encounter Group
ooze out in Concert!
Recorded Sunday, May 18, 2008 at the home of a Pacific Palisades art collector, this happening was hosted by legendary performance artist Johanna Went.The New Energy Encounter Group performed a segment from their new play “Long Years in Space” in which they travel to planet art star under the guidance of power gallerist Dawn Kuss.
Listen to the
Ooze Out Program
Tuesdays at 10 pm
on WPVM
It has been brought to the attention of the Ooze Out staff that ipod laced bear traps have been placed around downtown Asheville. If you listen to the Ooze Out Program, please, do not pick up these ipods. Speaking of ipods, did you know that Starbucks recording artists Sonic Youth recently programmed door prize ipods at a benefit for the The Society for the Activation of Social Space through Art and Sound (SASSAS). Patrons of the arts who could afford the 300 $ admission fee got to see performances by bands who couldn’t, Ariel Pink and the Encounter Group, at the home of a Pacific Palisades CA art collector . WPVM listeners will get to hear these group’s blistering sets for free on this week’s edition of the Ooze Out Program, to be broadcast Tuesday July 8th at 10pm. For more of our contiuing dialog on analog vs. digital culture stay tuned for Ooze Out artist interviews starting in the next couple of weeks. For the best of Rock and Experimental from around the world…
Listen to the
Ooze Out Program
Tuesdays at 10 pm
on WPVM
103.5 FM Asheville
