October 11, 2008 by onair
There are 29 races on the ballot in most of Buncombe County—including the city of Asheville and nearby towns including Woodfin, Weaverville, and Black Mountain. Have you seen a sample ballot? Be informed. Register. Vote.
(It’s not too late to register—in NC, you can also register and vote during the One-Stop Registration and Absentee Voting period, October 16 through 1 pm November 1.)
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October 11, 2008 by onair

Patience , patience THE PARIS OF THE SOUTH Radio Hour is in California showing French tourists how cool American are ! I will be back in November in Asheville .
Meanwhile i stopped by the floating houses in Sausalito and recorded an exclusif interview with one of the eldest and fighters for the preservation and protection against speculators and developpers .
Meet jane , Tom and Melinda …The energy of the Seventies …Dreamers of a reality : Happiness in the bay of San Francisco at an affordable cost !
Long Live our community radio ! Please support our fundraising soon to come !
Cheers Francois
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October 9, 2008 by onair
The Doctor Awesome Show airs each Wednesday on WPVM from 2:00 to 4:00 PM. If you haven’t tuned it yet, you may be missing “the biggest self-absorbed trainwreck” you’ve ever heard.
This week Jason interviews Nick Prueher, writer for The Colbert Report and one co-host (along with Joe Pickett) of The Found Footage Festival, which will be making a stop in Asheville this Saturday as part of their 2008 tour. The Found Footage Festival is a showcase of strange, outrageous and profoundly stupid videos collected over the years by Nick and Joe. Find out what to expect at the show, how many videos are in the collection, what qualifies a video for screening in front of an audience and more.
Stephanie and Jason finally get around to having their wine-tasting, answer listener e-mails, dish out inaccurate and dangerous medical advice, share recipes and jam out to a playlist of all new music this week.
Tune in to this week’s archive: 
Listen to the Found Footage Festival interview by itself:

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October 8, 2008 by onair
This week on Veterans’ Voices we will play part two of our talk with Yana Pitner, UNCA Professor of European History and Russian-American, about the Georgia / Russia conflict and historical perspective.
Additionally, we will talk to Bruce Gagnon. He serves as Secretary/Coordinator of the Global Network Against Weapons and Nuclear Power in Space. He has been working on space issues for the past 20 years and helped create the GN in 1992. He has been named to Helen Caldicott’s Nuclear Policy Research Institute Board of Advisors. For 15 years he coordinated the Florida Coalition for Peace & Justice. He was trained as an organizer by the United Farmworkers Union.
If you missed last week’s interview, part 1 with Yana Pitner, get it before it’s gone.
Next week: The truth about Christopher Columbus.
Tune in to Veterans’ Voices at 5 pm every Wednesday or stream/podcast here.
Tags: bruce gagnon, GN, IVAW, keep space for peace, Peace, professor, space, UNCA, veterans, vets, vfp, yana pitner
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October 8, 2008 by onair

Loads of new music has been flooding our mailbox! Tonight we’ll be featuring tracks from Nightmares on Wax, Bomb the Bass, Martin Rev, a new Hot Chip remix from Mock n Toof, the new Ram Dass collaboration and Philly based artist Carl Franke. And of course, as always, a few surprises from our record bags.
Tune in Wednesday night @ 11pm!
www.nighttimeswerve.org
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October 7, 2008 by onair

photo steve brown
Join Shaggy and Peter as they broadcast live from Transyvania County NC in honor of All Hallows Eve.
Listen to the
Ooze Out Program
Tuesdays at 10 pm
on WPVM
103.5 FM Asheville
or WWW.WPVM.ORG
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October 6, 2008 by onair
Will your vote count? David Lynch doesn’t think so. Listen to cyber security expert Stephen Spoonamore reveal the flaws in our electronic voting systems.
Cecil Bothwell will tell us about the sentencing for former Sheriff Bobby Medford.
Barry will talk to arborsculptor Richard Reames about encouraging trees to take interesting shapes, over the course of decades. Reames will be teaching at the John C. Campbell Folk School in November. Check out the arborsculpture at his website here.
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.
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