Timothy and the radio crew were joined by performers from Santa Cruz’ burlesque group Burlesque La Moustache Je T’aime (Blamjets) to talk about their upcoming show.
It was a hot day for the News Staff, and there’s News of nuclear proliferation and terrorism that’s hot off the press. Read the full news here.
S’hot out there. Hot. So.
Early season heat? Delayed from before normal? Whooph. Tired, body s’hot. Monkey underpants pillow? Two museum flicker a colon mask. Brain. Water dish taken by the chickens.
Did you just say eggplant?
Timothy, and the crew are in the studio to talk about sustainability. They were joined by UCSC’s Sustainability coordinator, Aurora Winslade, Gabe Dominguez from the band Shake Your Peace, and Bonnie Mcpike the Division Program Coodinator for Ecology Action.
The News runs a surprisingly in-depth abbreviated segment, looking at the ongoing Presidential primary campaign, net neutrality, and the gas tax scam. Read the full news here.
There’s little progress to report today. Ongoing plans to take over the world remain stalled. It’s been one of those weeks where you’re waiting to take a step forward, but keep placing one foot behind the other.
For those of you out there familiar with Astrology, everybody was excited for a time about the Age of Aquarius. There’s been a great deal of debate among people who care about Astrology about whether the Age of Aquarius has begun, is about to begin, or began upwards of 500 years ago.
I’d like to offer an alternative theory: Astrology is crap.
Four members of the Santa Cruz Roller Girls join us in the studio today as we talk about UCSC’s acquisition of The Grateful Dead’s archives. Timothy talks to the Head of Special Collections and Archives, Christine Bunting, about the boatloads of dead stuff being shipped to her office and plays segments of our interview with Bob Weir from January 2007. The Roller Girls–Robin Yo’ Life, Charlie Redstick, Babs Bomber, and Rollita–discuss their upcoming game at the Santa Cruz Civic on May 10th, and help us give away some tickets to that game.
Alec joins us via remote to discount The Age of Aquarius in favor of The Age of Irony before discussing the oil oligarchy, Microsoft music mayhem, and a very special secret Award of Excellence. Read the full news here.
