Programming

How deep does Gen Z’s music knowledge go? Do they seek out the classics? Have they ever felt the joy of finding a pristine Rolling Stones vinyl elbow-deep in dusty milk crates at a neighbor’s estate sale? These are the questions Fallon Markwell asks herself as she prepares for her weekly show “Microgroove”.   Airing Fridays […]

PPT Episode 13 How could so many people get it so wrong? That’s the question Vincent Bevins answers in his book If We Burn Beginning in 2010 and lasting for a decade popular uprisings all over the world bround unprecedented numbers of people out in the streets. Images of repression and brutality, spread by social […]

Tune in to WSLR at 6:30 Friday June 21 or click on the link below to hear the latest episode of the Progressive Page Turner With the recent decision in Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization revoking abortion protections, we are in a political moment in which adoption is, increasingly, being revealed as an institution […]

JOIN ME LIVE OR FROM THE ARCHIVES FOR THE NEXT TWO WEEKS AS i HIGHLIGHT ‘THE EAGLES.;  HOW DID THEY GET THERE; WHAT BANDS WERE THEY IN BEFORE AND AFTER BEING PART OF THE EAGLES. STILL ONE MORE WEEK TO HEAR THE ‘MAMAS AND PAPAS’ SHOW

JOIN ME TONIGHT OR ON ARCHIVES FOR THE MAMAS AND PAPAS STORY AND MUSIC.  THE GROUPS THEY WERE IN BEFORE THEY BECAME THE MAMAS AND PAPAS.  THE SHOW CAN BE FOUND ON ARCHIVES TILL JUNE 26 .  LAST WEEKS SHOW ON ‘ THE BYRDS’ IS STILL AVAILABLE TILL JUNE 22ND.

Tensions have been growing between Mainland China and Taiwan. Like a lot of current political situations it’s difficult to understand without historical context. My guest today is Eve J. Chung. Her book, Daughters of Shandong, is fiction but it’s based on her grandmother’s flight from Communist China to the Island of Taiwan. PPT: Episode 11