Fri
30
Mar '07
Here’s another episode of Coffee and Cartoons with Kornflake. This one is very heavy on Girlyman (and with good reason)!
Podcasts for March, 2007
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Here is a Friday edition of Thinking Out Loud with co-hosts Lynne Lupien and Charlotte Crockford. The sound quality is a little off, since it was recorded from the radio rather than the online stream, but it’s not too bad, all things considered. The subject matter was volunteer opportunities for older Lowell area residents.
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This guest-podcast of Campus Buzz has abysmal sound quality. Our phone service was out and I recorded it from the radio (35 miles from Lowell). The sound quality of the middle third of the show is unlistenable, but the beginning and end are OK.
Wed
28
Mar '07
Another Hodgeheg, including most of the songs and poems that are listed on the Spinitron playlist. Anne Tabbush, Anne Feeney, Nada Prem, Animal Collective, Sufi Choir, Blue Murder, Finest Kind, Hutchinson Family Singers… new music from Alice DiMicele and Seize the Day, Winter Flowers, Deborah Holland  … and more!
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Here is another Wednesday episode of Thinking Out Loud, with co-host Jim Giddings
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Here is a lively and informative edition of Thinking Out Loud in Spanish, with co-hosts Lindolfo Carballo, Miguel Lopez and Marcos Brito. Includes an interview with a woman who has been working with the detainees (and their children) who were caught up int he ICE raid at the clothing factory in New Bedford a couple of weeks ago and a wonderfully informative interview with a professor from El Salvador on the turbulent history of that country.
Mon
26
Mar '07
Hosted by: Venerable Ajahn Bouakeo
This is a production of the Buddhist Monks from Wat Buddhabhavana temple. If you would like to support our show, you could contribute by sending Donations to Wat Buddhabhavana of MA. 25 Milot Road, Westford, MA 01886, USA.
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Here is a Monday episode of Thinking Out Loud in English with co-hosts David Tierney and Dan Toomey.
Sun
25
Mar '07
Fri
23
Mar '07
Here is a long-awaited March edition of Coffee and Cartoons, just in time for the March Hares! For more information, see the Spinitron playlist and The Coffee and Cartoons Website [ Hour 2 will probably be available by 11:30 pm ]
Coffee and Cartoons 2007-03-23 part 1 [61:00m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download Coffee and Cartoons 2007-03-23 part 2 [57:00m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download '
In this Friday episode of Thinking Out Loud, Lynne talks with Lowell City Councilor Eileen Donoghue, candidate for the 5th district Congressional race. “This is the third interview with candidates we’ve had on Friday’s edition of TOL. This race is shaping up to be very exciting and I hope you’ll tune in, 10am tomorrow, on 91.5 FM or stream it live here. It is archived at Community Connections” Previous 5th district candidate interviews are with Niki Tsongas from last week, and Jamie Eldridge from February 23.
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Here is another guest podcast of WUML’s student-produced news program “Campus Buzz”, which can be heard each Friday for 9:00- 10:00. This episode includes a great restaurant review of one of my favorites: The Friendly Toast in Portsmouth NH.
Thu
22
Mar '07
Here is an episode of Hodgeheg with new music from Winter Flowers, Alice DiMicele, Martha Tilston, Melvern Taylor, and Seize the Day. Also poetry from dead poets read within the last couple of months by Librivox volunteers, music from Anna Tabbush, Nada Prem, Madrigaia, Pete Seeger, Barbara Dane, and an interview with Mel Duncan, founder from the Planetary Voices series.
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Another edition of Thinking Out Loud in Spanish with co-host Israel Lozano, talking about the political prisoners known as “the Cuban Five”. Includes Soledad Bravo’s song “La Guerrillera”.
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Here is another Wednesday edition of Thinking Out Loud in English, including a new song “Globalisation” by Seize the Day, environmental commentary by co-host Julie Villareal, and news and views about Mexico and ending the Iraq war from co-host Jim Giddings. See our playlist at Sprintron
(actually, check out Spinitron for any Wednesday edition of Thinking Out Loud in the last two years)
Tue
20
Mar '07
Hosted by: Venerable Ajahn Bouakeo
This is a production of the Buddhist Monks from Wat Buddhabhavana temple. If you would like to support our show, you could contribute by sending Donations to Wat Buddhabhavana of MA. 25 Milot Road, Westford, MA 01886, USA.
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Here is a second “guest podcast” posting from the WUML student-run public affairs political program “The Way the Wind Blows” with Nate, which airs Mondays at 4:00 p.m. I apologize for missing the initial 35 minutes of the show. In addition to the usual commentary from contemporary and historical black and radical commentators (Mumia Abu Jamal, Howard Zinn, etc.) it includes live recordings of this past weekend’s anti-war demonstrations in Washington DC, complete with ominous helicopter sounds trying to drown out the speakers’ voices. We need to hear directly from the voices that are now calling for action to stop this adminstration’s insane and illegal policies (Hodgeheg’s opinion), and not just from the belittling commentators in the mainstream and NPR media. This is the kind of radio that we need more of, and it’s one of the reasons that we need independent student governance of this radio station. The show also publicizes a call for a student-faculty strike by the Student Socialist Alliance for May. Stay tuned!
Mon
19
Mar '07
Here is another Monday episode of Thinking Out Loud in English with co-hosts Dan Toomey and David Tierney.
Sun
18
Mar '07
Fri
16
Mar '07
This is another Khmer language segment of Thinking Out Loud, courtesy of the folks at the Cambodian Mutual Assistance Association of Lowell (CMAA). [ The podcast won't be ready until sometime after 1:00 pm today, so please check back after that time to listen ]
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