http://www.odeo.com/channels/1330-Items-of-interest-to-the-Whole-Wheat-Radio-wiki-community yes Items for the collaborative wiki community of Whole Wheat Radio. Items for the collaborative wiki community of Whole Wheat Radio. Music, comedy, rants, house concerts - all from one of the oldest and friendliest communities dealing out independent music for adults on the web. en 40 Fri, 13 Nov 2009 15:18:04 -0800 Fri, 13 Nov 2009 15:18:04 -0800 Music http://www.odeo.com/episodes/25448819-Carrie-Elkin-Interview-At-Whole-Wheat-Radio Carrie Elkin Interview At Whole Wheat Radio Source: wholewheatradio.org      Here is the audio from the INTERVIEW (not the house concert) with Carrie Elkin in case you missed it live. House concert in a few hours...woohoo!      Carrie Elkin Interview At Whole Wheat Radio Source: wholewheatradio.org      Here is the audio from the INTERVIEW (not the house concert) with Carrie Elkin in case you missed it live. House concert in a few hours...woohoo!      Carrie Elkin Interview At Whole Wheat Radio Source: wholewheatradio.org      Here is the audio from the INTERVIEW (not the house concert) with Carrie Elkin in case you missed it live. House concert in a few hours...woohoo!      tag:odeo.com,2009-11-13,25448819 Fri, 13 Nov 2009 15:18:04 -0800 yes Items of interest to the Whole Wheat Radio wiki community http://www.odeo.com/episodes/25448820-Carrie-Elkin-Interview-At-Whole-Wheat-Radio Performer is Carrie Elkin Performer is Carrie Elkin Performer is Carrie Elkin tag:odeo.com,2009-11-13,25448820 Fri, 13 Nov 2009 12:00:00 -0800 yes Items of interest to the Whole Wheat Radio wiki community http://www.odeo.com/episodes/25444012-Website-Ester-And-Carrie-Package Website Ester And Carrie Package Source: kdlg.org      From Esther Golton: Mike Mason with KDLG Dillingham interviewed Esther Golton and Carrie Elkin yesterday about their upcoming trip to this remote Alaskan fishingcommunity. Original is here: http://kdlg.org/news/archi ve.php?id=391      Website Ester And Carrie Package Source: kdlg.org      From Esther Golton: Mike Mason with KDLG Dillingham interviewed Esther Golton and Carrie Elkin yesterday about their upcoming trip to this remote Alaskan fishingcommunity. Original is here: http://kdlg.org/news/archi ve.php?id=391      Website Ester And Carrie Package Source: kdlg.org      From Esther Golton: Mike Mason with KDLG Dillingham interviewed Esther Golton and Carrie Elkin yesterday about their upcoming trip to this remote Alaskan fishingcommunity. Original is here: http://kdlg.org/news/archi ve.php?id=391      tag:odeo.com,2009-11-12,25444012 Thu, 12 Nov 2009 17:46:21 -0800 yes Items of interest to the Whole Wheat Radio wiki community http://www.odeo.com/episodes/25324497-Rod-Picott-And-Amanda-Shires-Live-At-Whole-Wheat-Radio Performer is Rod Picott And Amanda Shires Performer is Rod Picott And Amanda Shires Performer is Rod Picott And Amanda Shires tag:odeo.com,2009-10-17,25324497 Sat, 17 Oct 2009 21:00:00 -0700 yes Items of interest to the Whole Wheat Radio wiki community http://www.odeo.com/episodes/25294722-Mortality%E2%80%99s-a-Sticky-Wicket Resolutions Marian makes when reminded of her own finite lifespan: Wear skirts more often Send thank you notes Cook stuff from scratch and eat it with red wine Spend all my time with friends who are easy to be with Call my Mom Write some less silly, peppy, juvenile songs, for goodness’ sake Forget about Inbox Zero Do something about health care reform If it’s pretty outdoors, go outdoors, immediately Get a cat someday (borrow if necessary) Forget about number 6 Do breast exams more regularly I spent the month of September planning my upcoming recording project, working backstage at The Lion King, and wondering whether the lump in my breast would kill me, ruin me financially, or just disappear. The odds of finding something deadly in my left breast are very small at my age.  But don’t we all have that friend — relative — high school classmate — who meets an unfair and early end through cancer?  It’s a code word for “unjust” when applied to the young.  So I couldn’t help worrying just... Resolutions Marian makes when reminded of her own finite lifespan: Wear skirts more often Send thank you notes Cook stuff from scratch and eat it with red wine Spend all my time with friends who are easy to be with Call my Mom Write some less silly, peppy, juvenile songs, for goodness’ sake Forget about Inbox Zero Do something about health care reform If it’s pretty outdoors, go outdoors, immediately Get a cat someday (borrow if necessary) Forget about number 6 Do breast exams more regularly I spent the month of September planning my upcoming recording project, working backstage at The Lion King, and wondering whether the lump in my breast would kill me, ruin me financially, or just disappear. The odds of finding something deadly in my left breast are very small at my age.  But don’t we all have that friend — relative — high school classmate — who meets an unfair and early end through cancer?  It’s a code word for “unjust” when applied to the young.  So I couldn’t help worrying just a little.  That’s what you do when you think you’re sick: worry. Then, of course, the realization always follows that I WILL die, sooner or later.  And that doesn’t make me special; all of you will too.  I could survive a dozen deadly cancers, be a walking medical miracle, and then unexpectedly have a run-in with a rabid illegally imported chinchilla that would end me. And what a way to go.  It’s embarrassing how poorly we (Americans in particular) cope with the inevitability of death when the fact iswe walk with it daily. In any case, mortality has been on my mind for the last six weeks or so.  I fretted, I fussed, and between doctor and hospital visits I found I wanted to do very different things than I imagined I’d want to do.  Go hiking — now.  Sit for an hour with a borrowed cat — now.  Step outside and look at the mountains — now. Why bring this up with you?  Well, it’s breast cancer awareness month, for one.  Check ‘em, ladies.  Set an alarm on your fancy phone.  And it’s never a bad time to ponder the stuff you need to do to have a full life — now.  Please take a second to remember. Suppose you and I never realize our full potential as human beings; suppose we either don’t work hard enough, or we’re not good enough, or life thwarts us, or whatever.  And we don’t reach our goals, and we’re unsatisfied with the Cliff’s Notes version of our life.  Then what are we left with?  How we lived along the way. How we used our eyes to see and hands to do.  That’s all we get.  You know this.  I don’t have to preach at you.  But I’m happy to remind you. I got a clean bill of health last week — the lump was nothing, though for quite a while they thought it was — and I’m feeling much better now.* But I want to remember what I learned while I was wondering about the length of my barely-significant life.  I want to remember how deeply I loved looking at Alaska, and how much I appreciated the company of good friends.  How staying positive and thankful, inasmuch as I could, held me together.  How risks suddenly seemed smaller, less scary, and more appealing.  Hold that knowledge tight. I’m not at all special for going through this; it’s a little little nothing, and so many people go through worse every day.  But it’s real.  Sharing stories is what we do, so this is mine at the moment.  Please be mindful of your life and death.  Be mindful.  That’s all. I look forward to seeing some of you in New York City, Massachusetts, and Seattle next month – Marian *I also got another kind of bill that made me less than thrilled.  But had I needed some sort of operation, I would be filing for bankruptcy and ending my career.  For the record, and this is my first openly public political statement ever: though I’m in many ways a conservative, I support the public option, partially because I have little to no hope of health care in the foreseeable future, and neither do most of my friends — I know far too many artists and musicians desperately fundraising tens of thousands or more to cover a single illness that’s long past.  But I won’t discuss politics at length here, or in the comments.  If it helps you to put a face on the solvent yet uninsured, anyway, mine will do. Resolutions Marian makes when reminded of her own finite lifespan: Wear skirts more often Send thank you notes Cook stuff from scratch and eat it with red wine Spend all my time with friends who are easy to be with Call my Mom Write some less silly, peppy, juvenile songs, for goodness’ sake Forget about Inbox Zero Do something about health care reform If it’s pretty outdoors, go outdoors, immediately Get a cat someday (borrow if necessary) Forget about number 6 Do breast exams more regularly I spent the month of September planning my upcoming recording project, working backstage at The Lion King, and wondering whether the lump in my breast would kill me, ruin me financially, or just disappear. The odds of finding something deadly in my left breast are very small at my age.  But don’t we all have that friend — relative — high school classmate — who meets an unfair and early end through cancer?  It’s a code word for “unjust” when applied to the young.  So I couldn’t help worrying just a little.  That’s what you do when you think you’re sick: worry. Then, of course, the realization always follows that I WILL die, sooner or later.  And that doesn’t make me special; all of you will too.  I could survive a dozen deadly cancers, be a walking medical miracle, and then unexpectedly have a run-in with a rabid illegally imported chinchilla that would end me. And what a way to go.  It’s embarrassing how poorly we (Americans in particular) cope with the inevitability of death when the fact iswe walk with it daily. In any case, mortality has been on my mind for the last six weeks or so.  I fretted, I fussed, and between doctor and hospital visits I found I wanted to do very different things than I imagined I’d want to do.  Go hiking — now.  Sit for an hour with a borrowed cat — now.  Step outside and look at the mountains — now. Why bring this up with you?  Well, it’s breast cancer awareness month, for one.  Check ‘em, ladies.  Set an alarm on your fancy phone.  And it’s never a bad time to ponder the stuff you need to do to have a full life — now.  Please take a second to remember. Suppose you and I never realize our full potential as human beings; suppose we either don’t work hard enough, or we’re not good enough, or life thwarts us, or whatever.  And we don’t reach our goals, and we’re unsatisfied with the Cliff’s Notes version of our life.  Then what are we left with?  How we lived along the way. How we used our eyes to see and hands to do.  That’s all we get.  You know this.  I don’t have to preach at you.  But I’m happy to remind you. I got a clean bill of health last week — the lump was nothing, though for quite a while they thought it was — and I’m feeling much better now.* But I want to remember what I learned while I was wondering about the length of my barely-significant life.  I want to remember how deeply I loved looking at Alaska, and how much I appreciated the company of good friends.  How staying positive and thankful, inasmuch as I could, held me together.  How risks suddenly seemed smaller, less scary, and more appealing.  Hold that knowledge tight. I’m not at all special for going through this; it’s a little little nothing, and so many people go through worse every day.  But it’s real.  Sharing stories is what we do, so this is mine at the moment.  Please be mindful of your life and death.  Be mindful.  That’s all. I look forward to seeing some of you in New York City, Massachusetts, and Seattle next month – Marian *I also got another kind of bill that made me less than thrilled.  But had I needed some sort of operation, I would be filing for bankruptcy and ending my career.  For the record, and this is my first openly public political statement ever: though I’m in many ways a conservative, I support the public option, partially because I have little to no hope of health care in the foreseeable future, and neither do most of my friends — I know far too many artists and musicians desperately fundraising tens of thousands or more to cover a single illness that’s long past.  But I won’t discuss politics at length here, or in the comments.  If it helps you to put a face on the solvent yet uninsured, anyway, mine will do. tag:odeo.com,2009-10-16,25294722 Fri, 16 Oct 2009 00:07:37 -0700 yes Items of interest to the Whole Wheat Radio wiki community music, Alaska, awareness, lump, News & Explanations, breast-exam, marian-call, breast-cancer http://www.odeo.com/episodes/25289902-Exclusive-mp3-from-Boo-Hewerdine%E2%80%99s-former-The-Bible-frontman-new-record-%E2%80%9CGod-Bless-The-Pretty-Things%E2%80%9D-Navigator-Oct-26 If Boo Hewerdine is known nowadays it’s for being the former lead singer of the English band The Bible. But for me I’ll always associate him (even though I loved some of the stuff The Bible put out) with one record he did with Darden Smith in 1989 called Evidence. It was a strange collaboration since Boo was known for gorgeous indie rock and Darden for southwestern rootsy folk. But they pulled it off and in fact it was those contrasting approaches to music that did it. Boo Hewerdine’s first record in almost a decade is out Oct 26. It’s called God Bless The Pretty Things. As you can hear from the song “Muddy Water” Boo has one of the most beautiful male voices in music. Buy it here. Muddy Water Bonus: Boo Hewerdine is very generous on his website with mp3’s from his discography available for sampling. Here are a couple I like. Love Thieves Mapping the Human Heart Bell Book and Candle From The Bible Crystal Palace If Boo Hewerdine is known nowadays it’s for being the former lead singer of the English band The Bible. But for me I’ll always associate him (even though I loved some of the stuff The Bible put out) with one record he did with Darden Smith in 1989 called Evidence. It was a strange collaboration since Boo was known for gorgeous indie rock and Darden for southwestern rootsy folk. But they pulled it off and in fact it was those contrasting approaches to music that did it. Boo Hewerdine’s first record in almost a decade is out Oct 26. It’s called God Bless The Pretty Things. As you can hear from the song “Muddy Water” Boo has one of the most beautiful male voices in music. Buy it here. Muddy Water Bonus: Boo Hewerdine is very generous on his website with mp3’s from his discography available for sampling. Here are a couple I like. Love Thieves Mapping the Human Heart Bell Book and Candle From The Bible Crystal Palace If Boo Hewerdine is known nowadays it’s for being the former lead singer of the English band The Bible. But for me I’ll always associate him (even though I loved some of the stuff The Bible put out) with one record he did with Darden Smith in 1989 called Evidence. It was a strange collaboration since Boo was known for gorgeous indie rock and Darden for southwestern rootsy folk. But they pulled it off and in fact it was those contrasting approaches to music that did it. Boo Hewerdine’s first record in almost a decade is out Oct 26. It’s called God Bless The Pretty Things. As you can hear from the song “Muddy Water” Boo has one of the most beautiful male voices in music. Buy it here. Muddy Water Bonus: Boo Hewerdine is very generous on his website with mp3’s from his discography available for sampling. Here are a couple I like. Love Thieves Mapping the Human Heart Bell Book and Candle From The Bible Crystal Palace tag:odeo.com,2009-10-13,25289902 Tue, 13 Oct 2009 06:53:39 -0700 yes Items of interest to the Whole Wheat Radio wiki community singer-songwriter, 80's, the bible, Boo Hewerdine http://www.odeo.com/episodes/25264664-Audio-Evan-Phillips-Live-At-Whole-Wheat-Radio-http-bit-ly-PTpLj Audio: Evan Phillips Live At Whole Wheat Radio http://bit.ly/PTpLj Audio: Evan Phillips Live At Whole Wheat Radio http://bit.ly/PTpLj Audio: Evan Phillips Live At Whole Wheat Radio http://bit.ly/PTpLj tag:odeo.com,2009-10-10,25264664 Sat, 10 Oct 2009 04:14:09 -0700 yes Items of interest to the Whole Wheat Radio wiki community http://www.odeo.com/episodes/25263425-Evan-Phillips-Live-At-Whole-Wheat-Radio Evan Phillips Live At Whole Wheat Radio Source: wholewheatradio.org      Here is the recorded audio magazine (podcast) of the Evan Phillips house concert. Enjoy! http://wholewheatradio.org /wiki/images/4/4d/Evan_Phi llips_--_Whole_Wheat_Radio _House_Concerts_--_01_--_E van_Phillips_Live_At_Whole _Wheat_Radio.mp3      Evan Phillips Live At Whole Wheat Radio Source: wholewheatradio.org      Here is the recorded audio magazine (podcast) of the Evan Phillips house concert. Enjoy! http://wholewheatradio.org /wiki/images/4/4d/Evan_Phi llips_--_Whole_Wheat_Radio _House_Concerts_--_01_--_E van_Phillips_Live_At_Whole _Wheat_Radio.mp3      Evan Phillips Live At Whole Wheat Radio Source: wholewheatradio.org      Here is the recorded audio magazine (podcast) of the Evan Phillips house concert. Enjoy! http://wholewheatradio.org /wiki/images/4/4d/Evan_Phi llips_--_Whole_Wheat_Radio _House_Concerts_--_01_--_E van_Phillips_Live_At_Whole _Wheat_Radio.mp3      tag:odeo.com,2009-10-10,25263425 Sat, 10 Oct 2009 02:17:31 -0700 yes Items of interest to the Whole Wheat Radio wiki community http://www.odeo.com/episodes/25267721-Evan-Phillips-Live-At-Whole-Wheat-Radio Performer is Evan Phillips Performer is Evan Phillips Performer is Evan Phillips tag:odeo.com,2009-10-09,25267721 Fri, 09 Oct 2009 21:00:00 -0700 yes Items of interest to the Whole Wheat Radio wiki community http://www.odeo.com/episodes/25255343-Sarah-C-Hanson-Interview Performer is Sarah C. Hanson Performer is Sarah C. Hanson Performer is Sarah C. Hanson tag:odeo.com,2009-10-08,25255343 Thu, 08 Oct 2009 13:42:24 -0700 yes Items of interest to the Whole Wheat Radio wiki community http://www.odeo.com/episodes/25255342-Matt-the-Electrician-%E2%80%9CAnimal-Boy%E2%80%9D-Available-now Matt The Electrician is an all around great dude. You’ll hear that from his friends, colleagues, and acquaintances. He’s also a pretty great songwriter and instrumentalist. Unlike some artists that release dozens of records but never show you their true face, on Animal Boy, Matt leaves no personal or autobiographical stone unturned. It’s all in there for the good of the song and I suppose Matt’s sanity. Even the cover songs are used to relay Matt’s heartfelt emotions and made his own like on “Faithfully” where he pledges lifelong fidelity to his lover. Or on his own song “Got Your Back” where he pleads his case once again for staying together forever through thick and thin. But it’s this song about a letter he actually wrote to the Walmart customer complaint department about a worker who helps him in his time of need that is both autobiographical and hilarious that I share with you today (listen as he rhymes “garage” and “assuage” and name drops Miley Cyrus amidst other literary fea... Matt The Electrician is an all around great dude. You’ll hear that from his friends, colleagues, and acquaintances. He’s also a pretty great songwriter and instrumentalist. Unlike some artists that release dozens of records but never show you their true face, on Animal Boy, Matt leaves no personal or autobiographical stone unturned. It’s all in there for the good of the song and I suppose Matt’s sanity. Even the cover songs are used to relay Matt’s heartfelt emotions and made his own like on “Faithfully” where he pledges lifelong fidelity to his lover. Or on his own song “Got Your Back” where he pleads his case once again for staying together forever through thick and thin. But it’s this song about a letter he actually wrote to the Walmart customer complaint department about a worker who helps him in his time of need that is both autobiographical and hilarious that I share with you today (listen as he rhymes “garage” and “assuage” and name drops Miley Cyrus amidst other literary feats of heavy lifting). Animal Boy just became available on CD Baby, I suggest you scoot over there and get yerself a copy. For Angela Matt The Electrician is an all around great dude. You’ll hear that from his friends, colleagues, and acquaintances. He’s also a pretty great songwriter and instrumentalist. Unlike some artists that release dozens of records but never show you their true face, on Animal Boy, Matt leaves no personal or autobiographical stone unturned. It’s all in there for the good of the song and I suppose Matt’s sanity. Even the cover songs are used to relay Matt’s heartfelt emotions and made his own like on “Faithfully” where he pledges lifelong fidelity to his lover. Or on his own song “Got Your Back” where he pleads his case once again for staying together forever through thick and thin. But it’s this song about a letter he actually wrote to the Walmart customer complaint department about a worker who helps him in his time of need that is both autobiographical and hilarious that I share with you today (listen as he rhymes “garage” and “assuage” and name drops Miley Cyrus amidst other literary feats of heavy lifting). Animal Boy just became available on CD Baby, I suggest you scoot over there and get yerself a copy. For Angela tag:odeo.com,2009-10-07,25255342 Wed, 07 Oct 2009 14:19:33 -0700 yes Items of interest to the Whole Wheat Radio wiki community Americana, Matt The Electrician http://www.odeo.com/episodes/25239156-Sarah-C-Hanson-Interview Sarah C. Hanson Interview Source: wholewheatradio.org      Here is the recorded audio of the Sarah C Hanson-Hofstetter interview done earlier this morning.      Sarah C. Hanson Interview Source: wholewheatradio.org      Here is the recorded audio of the Sarah C Hanson-Hofstetter interview done earlier this morning.      Sarah C. Hanson Interview Source: wholewheatradio.org      Here is the recorded audio of the Sarah C Hanson-Hofstetter interview done earlier this morning.      tag:odeo.com,2009-10-05,25239156 Mon, 05 Oct 2009 17:30:11 -0700 yes Items of interest to the Whole Wheat Radio wiki community http://www.odeo.com/episodes/25237562-Sarah-C-Hanson-Interview Performer is Sarah C. Hanson Performer is Sarah C. Hanson Performer is Sarah C. Hanson tag:odeo.com,2009-10-05,25237562 Mon, 05 Oct 2009 15:19:06 -0700 yes Items of interest to the Whole Wheat Radio wiki community http://www.odeo.com/episodes/25223563-Peter-Mulvey-%E2%80%9CLetter-From-a-Flying-Machine%E2%80%9D-Signature-Sounds Here’s another song from the excellent new Peter Mulvey record on Signature Sounds. If you’d like an invite to the Oct. 11 Chicago area house concert email me at cbonnell@gmail.com. Buy Letters From A flying Machine here or here. Kids In The Square Here’s another song from the excellent new Peter Mulvey record on Signature Sounds. If you’d like an invite to the Oct. 11 Chicago area house concert email me at cbonnell@gmail.com. Buy Letters From A flying Machine here or here. Kids In The Square Here’s another song from the excellent new Peter Mulvey record on Signature Sounds. If you’d like an invite to the Oct. 11 Chicago area house concert email me at cbonnell@gmail.com. Buy Letters From A flying Machine here or here. Kids In The Square tag:odeo.com,2009-10-02,25223563 Fri, 02 Oct 2009 12:59:43 -0700 yes Items of interest to the Whole Wheat Radio wiki community http://www.odeo.com/episodes/25213400-Greg-Trooper-%E2%80%9CThe-Williamsburg-Affair%E2%80%9D Greg Tropper is a throwback artist. Like those throwback jerseys the NFL is peddling, Greg Trooper’s music is a mix of the classic sounds from the past and a modern sensibility. His mix of folk, blues, and soul make his music nearly unclassifiable. Greg’s “new” record was recorded in 1995 and produced by Eric “Roscoe” Ambel. It never saw the light of day for whatever reason and now it is available as a pre-order digital download from Greg Trooper here. Here’s one of the blue eyed soul numbers from the new album The Williamsburg Affair. Stronger All The Time Greg Tropper is a throwback artist. Like those throwback jerseys the NFL is peddling, Greg Trooper’s music is a mix of the classic sounds from the past and a modern sensibility. His mix of folk, blues, and soul make his music nearly unclassifiable. Greg’s “new” record was recorded in 1995 and produced by Eric “Roscoe” Ambel. It never saw the light of day for whatever reason and now it is available as a pre-order digital download from Greg Trooper here. Here’s one of the blue eyed soul numbers from the new album The Williamsburg Affair. Stronger All The Time Greg Tropper is a throwback artist. Like those throwback jerseys the NFL is peddling, Greg Trooper’s music is a mix of the classic sounds from the past and a modern sensibility. His mix of folk, blues, and soul make his music nearly unclassifiable. Greg’s “new” record was recorded in 1995 and produced by Eric “Roscoe” Ambel. It never saw the light of day for whatever reason and now it is available as a pre-order digital download from Greg Trooper here. Here’s one of the blue eyed soul numbers from the new album The Williamsburg Affair. Stronger All The Time tag:odeo.com,2009-09-30,25213400 Wed, 30 Sep 2009 20:23:52 -0700 yes Items of interest to the Whole Wheat Radio wiki community http://www.odeo.com/episodes/25183046-Liz-Malys-Live-At-Whole-Wheat-Radio Performer is Liz Malys Performer is Liz Malys Performer is Liz Malys tag:odeo.com,2009-09-25,25183046 Fri, 25 Sep 2009 07:51:52 -0700 yes Items of interest to the Whole Wheat Radio wiki community http://www.odeo.com/episodes/25163556-Audio-Liz-Malys-Live-At-Whole-Wheat-Radio-http-bit-ly-ftkn0 Audio: Liz Malys Live At Whole Wheat Radio http://bit.ly/ftkn0 Audio: Liz Malys Live At Whole Wheat Radio http://bit.ly/ftkn0 Audio: Liz Malys Live At Whole Wheat Radio http://bit.ly/ftkn0 tag:odeo.com,2009-09-22,25163556 Tue, 22 Sep 2009 02:09:43 -0700 yes Items of interest to the Whole Wheat Radio wiki community http://www.odeo.com/episodes/25163558-Liz-Malys-Live-At-Whole-Wheat-Radio Liz Malys Live At Whole Wheat Radio Source: wholewheatradio.org      Here is the audio of both the house concert AND the next day's interview with the lovely and very talented Elizabeth Malys .... http://wholewheatradio.org /wiki/images/6/66/Liz_Maly s_--_Whole_Wheat_Radio_Hou se_Concerts_--_01_--_Liz_M alys_Live_At_Whole_Wheat_R adio.mp3      Liz Malys Live At Whole Wheat Radio Source: wholewheatradio.org      Here is the audio of both the house concert AND the next day's interview with the lovely and very talented Elizabeth Malys .... http://wholewheatradio.org /wiki/images/6/66/Liz_Maly s_--_Whole_Wheat_Radio_Hou se_Concerts_--_01_--_Liz_M alys_Live_At_Whole_Wheat_R adio.mp3      Liz Malys Live At Whole Wheat Radio Source: wholewheatradio.org      Here is the audio of both the house concert AND the next day's interview with the lovely and very talented Elizabeth Malys .... http://wholewheatradio.org /wiki/images/6/66/Liz_Maly s_--_Whole_Wheat_Radio_Hou se_Concerts_--_01_--_Liz_M alys_Live_At_Whole_Wheat_R adio.mp3      tag:odeo.com,2009-09-22,25163558 Tue, 22 Sep 2009 00:49:19 -0700 yes Items of interest to the Whole Wheat Radio wiki community http://www.odeo.com/episodes/25193631-Liz-Malys-Live-At-Whole-Wheat-Radio Liz Malys Live At Whole Wheat Radio Source: wholewheatradio.org      Here is the audio of both the house concert AND the next day's interview with the lovely and very talented Elizabeth Malys .... http://wholewheatradio.org /wiki/images/6/66/Liz_Maly s_--_Whole_Wheat_Radio_Hou se_Concerts_--_01_--_Liz_M alys_Live_At_Whole_Wheat_R adio.mp3      Liz Malys Live At Whole Wheat Radio Source: wholewheatradio.org      Here is the audio of both the house concert AND the next day's interview with the lovely and very talented Elizabeth Malys .... http://wholewheatradio.org /wiki/images/6/66/Liz_Maly s_--_Whole_Wheat_Radio_Hou se_Concerts_--_01_--_Liz_M alys_Live_At_Whole_Wheat_R adio.mp3      Liz Malys Live At Whole Wheat Radio Source: wholewheatradio.org      Here is the audio of both the house concert AND the next day's interview with the lovely and very talented Elizabeth Malys .... http://wholewheatradio.org /wiki/images/6/66/Liz_Maly s_--_Whole_Wheat_Radio_Hou se_Concerts_--_01_--_Liz_M alys_Live_At_Whole_Wheat_R adio.mp3      tag:odeo.com,2009-09-22,25193631 Tue, 22 Sep 2009 00:49:19 -0700 yes Items of interest to the Whole Wheat Radio wiki community http://www.odeo.com/episodes/25163557-Liz-Malys-Live-At-Whole-Wheat-Radio Performer is Liz Malys Performer is Liz Malys Performer is Liz Malys tag:odeo.com,2009-09-19,25163557 Sat, 19 Sep 2009 21:00:00 -0700 yes Items of interest to the Whole Wheat Radio wiki community http://www.odeo.com/episodes/25142601-Mitakuye-Oyasin-Whole-Wheat-Community Whole Wheat Community Jim Kloss and Whole Wheat Radio are creating new definitions of community. As our government structures argue and debate over their ideologies and dogma, it is more common to see the people doing a much better job of building a future built upon transparency, accountability, and sustainability. These are the key factors...the very foundation stones of our future...and community is the tool of choice in this millenium. So what is so unique about the Whole Wheat community? Well, it has a lot to do with demonstrating fiscal responsibility by being publicly accountable for all income and expenses. It has a lot to do with initiating a local mission along with an Internet mission, and melding the physical world with the virtual world. WWR is not your average run-o-the-mill Internet Radio station streaming music and webcasting house concerts. The community's roots go much deeper than that. As an example, last December WWR hosted one of the Transition Health Policy Tea... Whole Wheat Community Jim Kloss and Whole Wheat Radio are creating new definitions of community. As our government structures argue and debate over their ideologies and dogma, it is more common to see the people doing a much better job of building a future built upon transparency, accountability, and sustainability. These are the key factors...the very foundation stones of our future...and community is the tool of choice in this millenium. So what is so unique about the Whole Wheat community? Well, it has a lot to do with demonstrating fiscal responsibility by being publicly accountable for all income and expenses. It has a lot to do with initiating a local mission along with an Internet mission, and melding the physical world with the virtual world. WWR is not your average run-o-the-mill Internet Radio station streaming music and webcasting house concerts. The community's roots go much deeper than that. As an example, last December WWR hosted one of the Transition Health Policy Team's community discussions with participation from the Talkeetna residents and the online members. It's all there, it's transparent...take a look! Whole Wheat was an active participant in the Talkeetna Community Playground Project, and purchased the monkey bars. We were there as the 2008 Talkeetna Democratic Caucus was webcast. The Internet community was even involved in the decision making process when the question of whether WWR should remain a member of the Talkeetna Chamber of Commerce. Now there is a new twist to the Chamber of Commerce story which has brought to the forefront the need for a Whole Wheat Radio Event Contract. Jim's quick summary of the new twist: I am trying to establish a generally non-discriminatory policy for holding events here. What do we, as the listening community, get in exchange? The right to webcast, record and document whatever that activity is. I realize that many of you won't be interested in listening to the meetings, but the deeper issue is: the local community will have a media resource they or their organizations can potentially use. This will hopefully encourage more local participation in all aspects of WWR. I have participated in many online communities over the last 10 years, and I am really loving the directions taken by the WWR community...that is why I have remained and supported not just the wonderful independent music offered for play by some absolutely wonderful artists...but also because of the idea of an open community. A model that bridges the gap and encompasses both worlds...one which allows everybody, whether physically or virtually, to be part of the overall value of the community. Whole Wheat has been the perfect place for allowing people the opportunity of creating a valuable community. I am sure most people get overwhelmed by the multitude of social sites out there. They all have qualities and can be beneficial for many reasons. I have enjoyed my Google Reader, and I have also utilized a few of the social sites other than Facebook. All of them have their place, pros and cons, but when it comes down to basics and feeling at home...I'll choose the Whole Wheat community over all the other hyped social sites every time! Whole Wheat Community Jim Kloss and Whole Wheat Radio are creating new definitions of community. As our government structures argue and debate over their ideologies and dogma, it is more common to see the people doing a much better job of building a future built upon transparency, accountability, and sustainability. These are the key factors...the very foundation stones of our future...and community is the tool of choice in this millenium. So what is so unique about the Whole Wheat community? Well, it has a lot to do with demonstrating fiscal responsibility by being publicly accountable for all income and expenses. It has a lot to do with initiating a local mission along with an Internet mission, and melding the physical world with the virtual world. WWR is not your average run-o-the-mill Internet Radio station streaming music and webcasting house concerts. The community's roots go much deeper than that. As an example, last December WWR hosted one of the Transition Health Policy Team's community discussions with participation from the Talkeetna residents and the online members. It's all there, it's transparent...take a look! Whole Wheat was an active participant in the Talkeetna Community Playground Project, and purchased the monkey bars. We were there as the 2008 Talkeetna Democratic Caucus was webcast. The Internet community was even involved in the decision making process when the question of whether WWR should remain a member of the Talkeetna Chamber of Commerce. Now there is a new twist to the Chamber of Commerce story which has brought to the forefront the need for a Whole Wheat Radio Event Contract. Jim's quick summary of the new twist: I am trying to establish a generally non-discriminatory policy for holding events here. What do we, as the listening community, get in exchange? The right to webcast, record and document whatever that activity is. I realize that many of you won't be interested in listening to the meetings, but the deeper issue is: the local community will have a media resource they or their organizations can potentially use. This will hopefully encourage more local participation in all aspects of WWR. I have participated in many online communities over the last 10 years, and I am really loving the directions taken by the WWR community...that is why I have remained and supported not just the wonderful independent music offered for play by some absolutely wonderful artists...but also because of the idea of an open community. A model that bridges the gap and encompasses both worlds...one which allows everybody, whether physically or virtually, to be part of the overall value of the community. Whole Wheat has been the perfect place for allowing people the opportunity of creating a valuable community. I am sure most people get overwhelmed by the multitude of social sites out there. They all have qualities and can be beneficial for many reasons. I have enjoyed my Google Reader, and I have also utilized a few of the social sites other than Facebook. All of them have their place, pros and cons, but when it comes down to basics and feeling at home...I'll choose the Whole Wheat community over all the other hyped social sites every time! tag:odeo.com,2009-09-17,25142601 Thu, 17 Sep 2009 19:49:28 -0700 yes Items of interest to the Whole Wheat Radio wiki community http://www.odeo.com/episodes/25126451-Esther-Golton-Live-At-Whole-Wheat-Radio Performer is Esther Golton Performer is Esther Golton Performer is Esther Golton tag:odeo.com,2009-09-14,25126451 Mon, 14 Sep 2009 17:42:45 -0700 yes Items of interest to the Whole Wheat Radio wiki community http://www.odeo.com/episodes/25126450-Audio-Esther-Golton-Live-At-Whole-Wheat-Radio-http-bit-ly-2PZH67 Audio: Esther Golton Live At Whole Wheat Radio http://bit.ly/2PZH67 Audio: Esther Golton Live At Whole Wheat Radio http://bit.ly/2PZH67 Audio: Esther Golton Live At Whole Wheat Radio http://bit.ly/2PZH67 tag:odeo.com,2009-09-14,25126450 Mon, 14 Sep 2009 17:14:46 -0700 yes Items of interest to the Whole Wheat Radio wiki community http://www.odeo.com/episodes/25124842-Esther-Golton-Live-At-Whole-Wheat-Radio Esther Golton Live At Whole Wheat Radio Source: wholewheatradio.org      Here is the recorded audio (i.e. podcast) from last Saturday's Relaxation Party & CD release with Esther Golton: http://wholewheatradio.org /wiki/images/f/fc/Esther_G olton_--_Whole_Wheat_Radio _House_Concerts_--_01_--_E sther_Golton_Live_At_Whole _Wheat_Radio.mp3      Esther Golton Live At Whole Wheat Radio Source: wholewheatradio.org      Here is the recorded audio (i.e. podcast) from last Saturday's Relaxation Party & CD release with Esther Golton: http://wholewheatradio.org /wiki/images/f/fc/Esther_G olton_--_Whole_Wheat_Radio _House_Concerts_--_01_--_E sther_Golton_Live_At_Whole _Wheat_Radio.mp3      Esther Golton Live At Whole Wheat Radio Source: wholewheatradio.org      Here is the recorded audio (i.e. podcast) from last Saturday's Relaxation Party & CD release with Esther Golton: http://wholewheatradio.org /wiki/images/f/fc/Esther_G olton_--_Whole_Wheat_Radio _House_Concerts_--_01_--_E sther_Golton_Live_At_Whole _Wheat_Radio.mp3      tag:odeo.com,2009-09-14,25124842 Mon, 14 Sep 2009 15:15:58 -0700 yes Items of interest to the Whole Wheat Radio wiki community http://www.odeo.com/episodes/25138682-Esther-Golton-Live-At-Whole-Wheat-Radio Performer is Esther Golton Performer is Esther Golton Performer is Esther Golton tag:odeo.com,2009-09-12,25138682 Sat, 12 Sep 2009 20:00:00 -0700 yes Items of interest to the Whole Wheat Radio wiki community http://www.odeo.com/episodes/25087016-Two-Poems-for-Autumn Here are a couple old poems that want to have a permanent home here.  Plus I miss having time to write at you guys!  I’m working for The Lion King and planning for some recording this winter.  Fingers crossed that the money, the time, and my sanity align. I have had poetry on the brain this month; I’ve gone to several readings and shared a concert with Anchorage poet Keith Liles, which was a lot of fun.  Here are two old poems of mine that just wanted to be posted somewhere permanent, so here they are, for my reference as much as anything else. And constantly being revised. All my best to you – M What I’ve learned from Boeing (with thanks also to McDonnell-Douglas, Airbus, Piper, and Aeronca) They terrify, but they’ve taught me, these towering painted tubes. I am a restless pupil. I keep one unblinking eye out the window, always, to make the ground stay where it ought to, to eject if I must. My lessons will not take not take not take, so I rescribe them, so I make flashcards, so I r... Here are a couple old poems that want to have a permanent home here.  Plus I miss having time to write at you guys!  I’m working for The Lion King and planning for some recording this winter.  Fingers crossed that the money, the time, and my sanity align. I have had poetry on the brain this month; I’ve gone to several readings and shared a concert with Anchorage poet Keith Liles, which was a lot of fun.  Here are two old poems of mine that just wanted to be posted somewhere permanent, so here they are, for my reference as much as anything else. And constantly being revised. All my best to you – M What I’ve learned from Boeing (with thanks also to McDonnell-Douglas, Airbus, Piper, and Aeronca) They terrify, but they’ve taught me, these towering painted tubes. I am a restless pupil. I keep one unblinking eye out the window, always, to make the ground stay where it ought to, to eject if I must. My lessons will not take not take not take, so I rescribe them, so I make flashcards, so I repeat and repeat again: I’ve learned this much is true: : One. We fold up the wheels to fly. No don’t let’s go back We dial down the engines to cruise. We cannot continue up and up and always up – we will plateau, twenty minutes in, and when we do, you’ll feel a clenched fist pull your stomach straight down a thousand feet, every time, and then we will descend, every time, which is worse, every time. Two. There is a backup plan: should the hydraulics fail, the wheels can still extend and retract five times before they’re exhausted. We have two engines, but one is enough. Three. The sun rises with you and sets later — the day is longer — from way up here. Some seasonal changes can only be seen from above. Everything looks its proper size, the busy things little, the ancient things looming. Four. Clouds indicate excitement ahead. The little bumps will make you jump, but they won’t take you out. True turbulence inspires shouts, involuntary, hallelujah, as it acquaints you finally with the naked strength of the forces that keep you impossibly afloat. Blasts buffet our tiny bodies and we remember our relative importance and we shake Five. It is possible to keep one’s calf muscles flexed and taut for all of nine hours without ever relaxing. Or noticing. Six. Do-overs and go-‘rounds are horrific but smart. The alternative, stubbornness – costly. Seven. Weight is no governor of airworthiness.  There are other forces at play. Thrust overcomes gravity, logic, boggles every obstacle. Eight. Airplanes want to fly.  It’s harder to land than to launch. In fact, A stiff breeze on the tarmac will lift each bird with longing. Best tie them down ’til takeoff or they will. And sure as sure is sure, I am not the captain and he will not let me steer or even make suggestions. Nine. Ten. Try though I might with cold concentration to keep us airborne, we land every time. (As we must.  My foolishness knows no bounds. My stomach will not be persuaded.  Stay up stay up stay) And last (take note, write this down, quick, eleven, keep breathing): we must do as much falling as flying – exactly, to the inch — to go anywhere. I’ve got it, it’s all down all down, I abbreviate wildly, trying so hard so hard to transcribe this thund’rous three-hour lecture, while with chapped lips I swallow lukewarm air in quarts and bless my terror: I bless the takeoff, the touchdown, and that time in-between three hundred souls inevitably bent on anxious meditation scratching at the meaning in this hollow bird, all of us, all of it crammed with prayers and promises. ++++++++++ Test Strips or Colored Crises of Conscience Deep down darkroom where I’m Queen of all you see – manipulating images — at last a lone and quiet and free to wrestle all my inner demons. The smell of fixer soaks my hands. My crystal ball, the test strip in the tub slowly glows its prognostic-stripes — three seconds, six seconds, nine, wow, double digits, so so dark — my feet hurt too much to wonder. Choose quickly. Set the timer. I fix the paper, ferry it into the light and sit for the first time in hours (I must. Just a moment. Wait). Her skin in shades of gray unmakes me. Ghostly or sunburnt? I get to decide. Like back in high school, in Washington, in the rainforest of the nation, where the sun-god shon so seldom it tempted my soggy imagination toward degrees of browner white. C’mon, all the cute girls do it, spend their time, their parents’ money, to go to the mini-mall but return from Cabo. To fake’n’bake or no? That was my question. Of course, not really my question — I couldn’t afford those radiant hotbeds of rest free lunch kid book of tickets dangling and if I could I’d just get skin cancer, like as not; at least premature wrinkles. Still in summertime I chose my SPF: 45, 30, 15 — flirting with danger – wondering if sun really cured acne, wondering if those girls (boys) would notice me if I looked orange like them against the Blue-gray Sound. Bleach my hair. Take diet pills. Learn to walk that way. Quit acting so damn smart. Pretend to hate my teachers. Then would I escape these minor crises of conscience, wondering now if it’s a sin for me to keep my lily-white Scandinavian/English/Scotch-Irish skin? To like it sometimes, even? Bitch, racist, don’t even think that. White is trite. In Hawai’i they stared for good reason. I was wrestling with issues of sov’reignty in museums, studying the Queen’s jail cell, not lying out by the pool. Hah. At work they asked me why I had nothing to show for my trip, gringa. I grinned, I laughed.  Rolled down my sleeves. So now what do I do with my own photograph? Three seconds, six seconds, nine seconds, twelve. Reimagine myself. Could I slip out of the grip suffocating white liberal guilt if I just drift, just let myself follow the sun — hell with cancer, loosen up, bitch – and stopped carrying 45 like a gun in my backpack? I guess I’d survive and eventually get tawny and chic. As if. Well, maybe just one second more. There. Maybe freckles would scare off the zits. There. Maybe my man would survey me proudly, bless me: Look at you, you’ve got some color! This photo at the beach would look so much sweeter – but the heart of my matter is, you’ve stared down this demon before. Here in California it takes so so so much effort (and sunscreen and shut-up and forced, cold laughter) just to like myself the way I’m meant to be: Healthy. Just healthy. Just…one more second. Here are a couple old poems that want to have a permanent home here.  Plus I miss having time to write at you guys!  I’m working for The Lion King and planning for some recording this winter.  Fingers crossed that the money, the time, and my sanity align. I have had poetry on the brain this month; I’ve gone to several readings and shared a concert with Anchorage poet Keith Liles, which was a lot of fun.  Here are two old poems of mine that just wanted to be posted somewhere permanent, so here they are, for my reference as much as anything else. And constantly being revised. All my best to you – M What I’ve learned from Boeing (with thanks also to McDonnell-Douglas, Airbus, Piper, and Aeronca) They terrify, but they’ve taught me, these towering painted tubes. I am a restless pupil. I keep one unblinking eye out the window, always, to make the ground stay where it ought to, to eject if I must. My lessons will not take not take not take, so I rescribe them, so I make flashcards, so I repeat and repeat again: I’ve learned this much is true: : One. We fold up the wheels to fly. No don’t let’s go back We dial down the engines to cruise. We cannot continue up and up and always up – we will plateau, twenty minutes in, and when we do, you’ll feel a clenched fist pull your stomach straight down a thousand feet, every time, and then we will descend, every time, which is worse, every time. Two. There is a backup plan: should the hydraulics fail, the wheels can still extend and retract five times before they’re exhausted. We have two engines, but one is enough. Three. The sun rises with you and sets later — the day is longer — from way up here. Some seasonal changes can only be seen from above. Everything looks its proper size, the busy things little, the ancient things looming. Four. Clouds indicate excitement ahead. The little bumps will make you jump, but they won’t take you out. True turbulence inspires shouts, involuntary, hallelujah, as it acquaints you finally with the naked strength of the forces that keep you impossibly afloat. Blasts buffet our tiny bodies and we remember our relative importance and we shake Five. It is possible to keep one’s calf muscles flexed and taut for all of nine hours without ever relaxing. Or noticing. Six. Do-overs and go-‘rounds are horrific but smart. The alternative, stubbornness – costly. Seven. Weight is no governor of airworthiness.  There are other forces at play. Thrust overcomes gravity, logic, boggles every obstacle. Eight. Airplanes want to fly.  It’s harder to land than to launch. In fact, A stiff breeze on the tarmac will lift each bird with longing. Best tie them down ’til takeoff or they will. And sure as sure is sure, I am not the captain and he will not let me steer or even make suggestions. Nine. Ten. Try though I might with cold concentration to keep us airborne, we land every time. (As we must.  My foolishness knows no bounds. My stomach will not be persuaded.  Stay up stay up stay) And last (take note, write this down, quick, eleven, keep breathing): we must do as much falling as flying – exactly, to the inch — to go anywhere. I’ve got it, it’s all down all down, I abbreviate wildly, trying so hard so hard to transcribe this thund’rous three-hour lecture, while with chapped lips I swallow lukewarm air in quarts and bless my terror: I bless the takeoff, the touchdown, and that time in-between three hundred souls inevitably bent on anxious meditation scratching at the meaning in this hollow bird, all of us, all of it crammed with prayers and promises. ++++++++++ Test Strips or Colored Crises of Conscience Deep down darkroom where I’m Queen of all you see – manipulating images — at last a lone and quiet and free to wrestle all my inner demons. The smell of fixer soaks my hands. My crystal ball, the test strip in the tub slowly glows its prognostic-stripes — three seconds, six seconds, nine, wow, double digits, so so dark — my feet hurt too much to wonder. Choose quickly. Set the timer. I fix the paper, ferry it into the light and sit for the first time in hours (I must. Just a moment. Wait). Her skin in shades of gray unmakes me. Ghostly or sunburnt? I get to decide. Like back in high school, in Washington, in the rainforest of the nation, where the sun-god shon so seldom it tempted my soggy imagination toward degrees of browner white. C’mon, all the cute girls do it, spend their time, their parents’ money, to go to the mini-mall but return from Cabo. To fake’n’bake or no? That was my question. Of course, not really my question — I couldn’t afford those radiant hotbeds of rest free lunch kid book of tickets dangling and if I could I’d just get skin cancer, like as not; at least premature wrinkles. Still in summertime I chose my SPF: 45, 30, 15 — flirting with danger – wondering if sun really cured acne, wondering if those girls (boys) would notice me if I looked orange like them against the Blue-gray Sound. Bleach my hair. Take diet pills. Learn to walk that way. Quit acting so damn smart. Pretend to hate my teachers. Then would I escape these minor crises of conscience, wondering now if it’s a sin for me to keep my lily-white Scandinavian/English/Scotch-Irish skin? To like it sometimes, even? Bitch, racist, don’t even think that. White is trite. In Hawai’i they stared for good reason. I was wrestling with issues of sov’reignty in museums, studying the Queen’s jail cell, not lying out by the pool. Hah. At work they asked me why I had nothing to show for my trip, gringa. I grinned, I laughed.  Rolled down my sleeves. So now what do I do with my own photograph? Three seconds, six seconds, nine seconds, twelve. Reimagine myself. Could I slip out of the grip suffocating white liberal guilt if I just drift, just let myself follow the sun — hell with cancer, loosen up, bitch – and stopped carrying 45 like a gun in my backpack? I guess I’d survive and eventually get tawny and chic. As if. Well, maybe just one second more. There. Maybe freckles would scare off the zits. There. Maybe my man would survey me proudly, bless me: Look at you, you’ve got some color! This photo at the beach would look so much sweeter – but the heart of my matter is, you’ve stared down this demon before. Here in California it takes so so so much effort (and sunscreen and shut-up and forced, cold laughter) just to like myself the way I’m meant to be: Healthy. Just healthy. Just…one more second. tag:odeo.com,2009-09-07,25087016 Mon, 07 Sep 2009 14:09:35 -0700 yes Items of interest to the Whole Wheat Radio wiki community Just for Fun, poetry poem boeing http://www.odeo.com/episodes/25106371-Two-Poems-for-Autumn Here are a couple old poems that want to have a permanent home here.  Plus I miss having time to write at you guys!  I’m working for The Lion King and planning for some recording this winter.  Fingers crossed that the money, the time, and my sanity align. I have had poetry on the brain this month; I’ve gone to several readings and shared a concert with Anchorage poet Keith Liles, which was a lot of fun.  Here are two old poems of mine that just wanted to be posted somewhere permanent, so here they are, for my reference as much as anything else. And constantly being revised. All my best to you – M What I’ve learned from Boeing (with thanks also to McDonnell-Douglas, Airbus, Piper, and Aeronca) They terrify, but they’ve taught me, these towering painted tubes. I am a restless pupil. I keep one unblinking eye out the window, always, to make the ground stay where it ought to, to eject if I must. My lessons will not take not take not take, so I rescribe them, so I make flashcards, so I r... Here are a couple old poems that want to have a permanent home here.  Plus I miss having time to write at you guys!  I’m working for The Lion King and planning for some recording this winter.  Fingers crossed that the money, the time, and my sanity align. I have had poetry on the brain this month; I’ve gone to several readings and shared a concert with Anchorage poet Keith Liles, which was a lot of fun.  Here are two old poems of mine that just wanted to be posted somewhere permanent, so here they are, for my reference as much as anything else. And constantly being revised. All my best to you – M What I’ve learned from Boeing (with thanks also to McDonnell-Douglas, Airbus, Piper, and Aeronca) They terrify, but they’ve taught me, these towering painted tubes. I am a restless pupil. I keep one unblinking eye out the window, always, to make the ground stay where it ought to, to eject if I must. My lessons will not take not take not take, so I rescribe them, so I make flashcards, so I repeat and repeat again: I’ve learned this much is true: : One. We fold up the wheels to fly. No don’t let’s go back We dial down the engines to cruise. We cannot continue up and up and always up – we will plateau, twenty minutes in, and when we do, you’ll feel a clenched fist pull your stomach straight down a thousand feet, every time, and then we will descend, every time, which is worse, every time. Two. There is a backup plan: should the hydraulics fail, the wheels can still extend and retract five times before they’re exhausted. We have two engines, but one is enough. Three. The sun rises with you and sets later — the day is longer — from way up here. Some seasonal changes can only be seen from above. Everything looks its proper size, the busy things little, the ancient things looming. Four. Clouds indicate excitement ahead. The little bumps will make you jump, but they won’t take you out. True turbulence inspires shouts, involuntary, hallelujah, as it acquaints you finally with the naked strength of the forces that keep you impossibly afloat. Blasts buffet our tiny bodies and we remember our relative importance and we shake Five. It is possible to keep one’s calf muscles flexed and taut for all of nine hours without ever relaxing. Or noticing. Six. Do-overs and go-‘rounds are horrific but smart. The alternative, stubbornness – costly. Seven. Weight is no governor of airworthiness.  There are other forces at play. Thrust overcomes gravity, logic, boggles every obstacle. Eight. Airplanes want to fly.  It’s harder to land than to launch. In fact, A stiff breeze on the tarmac will lift each bird with longing. Best tie them down ’til takeoff or they will. And sure as sure is sure, I am not the captain and he will not let me steer or even make suggestions. Nine. Ten. Try though I might with cold concentration to keep us airborne, we land every time. (As we must.  My foolishness knows no bounds. My stomach will not be persuaded.  Stay up stay up stay) And last (take note, write this down, quick, eleven, keep breathing): we must do as much falling as flying – exactly, to the inch — to go anywhere. I’ve got it, it’s all down all down, I abbreviate wildly, trying so hard so hard to transcribe this thund’rous three-hour lecture, while with chapped lips I swallow lukewarm air in quarts and bless my terror: I bless the takeoff, the touchdown, and that time in-between three hundred souls inevitably bent on anxious meditation scratching at the meaning in this hollow bird, all of us, all of it crammed with prayers and promises. ++++++++++ Test Strips or Colored Crises of Conscience Deep down darkroom where I’m Queen of all you see – manipulating images — at last a lone and quiet and free to wrestle all my inner demons. The smell of fixer soaks my hands. My crystal ball, the test strip in the tub slowly glows its prognostic-stripes — three seconds, six seconds, nine, wow, double digits, so so dark — my feet hurt too much to wonder. Choose quickly. Set the timer. I fix the paper, ferry it into the light and sit for the first time in hours (I must. Just a moment. Wait). Her skin in shades of gray unmakes me. Ghostly or sunburnt? I get to decide. Like back in high school, in Washington, in the rainforest of the nation, where the sun-god shon so seldom it tempted my soggy imagination toward degrees of browner white. C’mon, all the cute girls do it, spend their time, their parents’ money, to go to the mini-mall but return from Cabo. To fake’n’bake or no? That was my question. Of course, not really my question — I couldn’t afford those radiant hotbeds of rest free lunch kid book of tickets dangling and if I could I’d just get skin cancer, like as not; at least premature wrinkles. Still in summertime I chose my SPF: 45, 30, 15 — flirting with danger – wondering if sun really cured acne, wondering if those girls (boys) would notice me if I looked orange like them against the Blue-gray Sound. Bleach my hair. Take diet pills. Learn to walk that way. Quit acting so damn smart. Pretend to hate my teachers. Then would I escape these minor crises of conscience, wondering now if it’s a sin for me to keep my lily-white Scandinavian/English/Scotch-Irish skin? To like it sometimes, even? Bitch, racist, don’t even think that. White is trite. In Hawai’i they stared for good reason. I was wrestling with issues of sov’reignty in museums, studying the Queen’s jail cell, not lying out by the pool. Hah. At work they asked me why I had nothing to show for my trip, gringa. I grinned, I laughed.  Rolled down my sleeves. So now what do I do with my own photograph? Three seconds, six seconds, nine seconds, twelve. Reimagine myself. Could I slip out of the grip suffocating white liberal guilt if I just drift, just let myself follow the sun — hell with cancer, loosen up, bitch – and stopped carrying 45 like a gun in my backpack? I guess I’d survive and eventually get tawny and chic. As if. Well, maybe just one second more. There. Maybe freckles would scare off the zits. There. Maybe my man would survey me proudly, bless me: Look at you, you’ve got some color! This photo at the beach would look so much sweeter – but the heart of my matter is, you’ve stared down this demon before. Here in California it takes so so so much effort (and sunscreen and shut-up and forced, cold laughter) just to like myself the way I’m meant to be: Healthy. Just healthy. Just…one more second. Here are a couple old poems that want to have a permanent home here.  Plus I miss having time to write at you guys!  I’m working for The Lion King and planning for some recording this winter.  Fingers crossed that the money, the time, and my sanity align. I have had poetry on the brain this month; I’ve gone to several readings and shared a concert with Anchorage poet Keith Liles, which was a lot of fun.  Here are two old poems of mine that just wanted to be posted somewhere permanent, so here they are, for my reference as much as anything else. And constantly being revised. All my best to you – M What I’ve learned from Boeing (with thanks also to McDonnell-Douglas, Airbus, Piper, and Aeronca) They terrify, but they’ve taught me, these towering painted tubes. I am a restless pupil. I keep one unblinking eye out the window, always, to make the ground stay where it ought to, to eject if I must. My lessons will not take not take not take, so I rescribe them, so I make flashcards, so I repeat and repeat again: I’ve learned this much is true: : One. We fold up the wheels to fly. No don’t let’s go back We dial down the engines to cruise. We cannot continue up and up and always up – we will plateau, twenty minutes in, and when we do, you’ll feel a clenched fist pull your stomach straight down a thousand feet, every time, and then we will descend, every time, which is worse, every time. Two. There is a backup plan: should the hydraulics fail, the wheels can still extend and retract five times before they’re exhausted. We have two engines, but one is enough. Three. The sun rises with you and sets later — the day is longer — from way up here. Some seasonal changes can only be seen from above. Everything looks its proper size, the busy things little, the ancient things looming. Four. Clouds indicate excitement ahead. The little bumps will make you jump, but they won’t take you out. True turbulence inspires shouts, involuntary, hallelujah, as it acquaints you finally with the naked strength of the forces that keep you impossibly afloat. Blasts buffet our tiny bodies and we remember our relative importance and we shake Five. It is possible to keep one’s calf muscles flexed and taut for all of nine hours without ever relaxing. Or noticing. Six. Do-overs and go-‘rounds are horrific but smart. The alternative, stubbornness – costly. Seven. Weight is no governor of airworthiness.  There are other forces at play. Thrust overcomes gravity, logic, boggles every obstacle. Eight. Airplanes want to fly.  It’s harder to land than to launch. In fact, A stiff breeze on the tarmac will lift each bird with longing. Best tie them down ’til takeoff or they will. And sure as sure is sure, I am not the captain and he will not let me steer or even make suggestions. Nine. Ten. Try though I might with cold concentration to keep us airborne, we land every time. (As we must.  My foolishness knows no bounds. My stomach will not be persuaded.  Stay up stay up stay) And last (take note, write this down, quick, eleven, keep breathing): we must do as much falling as flying – exactly, to the inch — to go anywhere. I’ve got it, it’s all down all down, I abbreviate wildly, trying so hard so hard to transcribe this thund’rous three-hour lecture, while with chapped lips I swallow lukewarm air in quarts and bless my terror: I bless the takeoff, the touchdown, and that time in-between three hundred souls inevitably bent on anxious meditation scratching at the meaning in this hollow bird, all of us, all of it crammed with prayers and promises. ++++++++++ Test Strips or Colored Crises of Conscience Deep down darkroom where I’m Queen of all you see – manipulating images — at last a lone and quiet and free to wrestle all my inner demons. The smell of fixer soaks my hands. My crystal ball, the test strip in the tub slowly glows its prognostic-stripes — three seconds, six seconds, nine, wow, double digits, so so dark — my feet hurt too much to wonder. Choose quickly. Set the timer. I fix the paper, ferry it into the light and sit for the first time in hours (I must. Just a moment. Wait). Her skin in shades of gray unmakes me. Ghostly or sunburnt? I get to decide. Like back in high school, in Washington, in the rainforest of the nation, where the sun-god shon so seldom it tempted my soggy imagination toward degrees of browner white. C’mon, all the cute girls do it, spend their time, their parents’ money, to go to the mini-mall but return from Cabo. To fake’n’bake or no? That was my question. Of course, not really my question — I couldn’t afford those radiant hotbeds of rest free lunch kid book of tickets dangling and if I could I’d just get skin cancer, like as not; at least premature wrinkles. Still in summertime I chose my SPF: 45, 30, 15 — flirting with danger – wondering if sun really cured acne, wondering if those girls (boys) would notice me if I looked orange like them against the Blue-gray Sound. Bleach my hair. Take diet pills. Learn to walk that way. Quit acting so damn smart. Pretend to hate my teachers. Then would I escape these minor crises of conscience, wondering now if it’s a sin for me to keep my lily-white Scandinavian/English/Scotch-Irish skin? To like it sometimes, even? Bitch, racist, don’t even think that. White is trite. In Hawai’i they stared for good reason. I was wrestling with issues of sov’reignty in museums, studying the Queen’s jail cell, not lying out by the pool. Hah. At work they asked me why I had nothing to show for my trip, gringa. I grinned, I laughed.  Rolled down my sleeves. So now what do I do with my own photograph? Three seconds, six seconds, nine seconds, twelve. Reimagine myself. Could I slip out of the grip suffocating white liberal guilt if I just drift, just let myself follow the sun — hell with cancer, loosen up, bitch – and stopped carrying 45 like a gun in my backpack? I guess I’d survive and eventually get tawny and chic. As if. Well, maybe just one second more. There. Maybe freckles would scare off the zits. There. Maybe my man would survey me proudly, bless me: Look at you, you’ve got some color! This photo at the beach would look so much sweeter – but the heart of my matter is, you’ve stared down this demon before. Here in California it takes so so so much effort (and sunscreen and shut-up and forced, cold laughter) just to like myself the way I’m meant to be: Healthy. Just healthy. Just…one more second. tag:odeo.com,2009-09-07,25106371 Mon, 07 Sep 2009 14:09:35 -0700 yes Items of interest to the Whole Wheat Radio wiki community Just for Fun, poetry poem boeing http://www.odeo.com/episodes/25058874-Malcolm-Holcombe-%E2%80%9CFor-The-Mission-Baby%E2%80%9D-Echo-Mountain-Sept-29 Here’s my modus operandi: find something I like that no one else has written about and share it with you. It’s a pretty hard and fast rule for the site. With exceptions. Malcolm Holcombe is one such exception. See the new record has already been mentioned by The Velvet Rut, 9B, and on Hero Hill but that’s not going to stop me. I chose the title track to share since it clearly struck a chord with Holcolmbe and it’s also got more of an old timey sound than some of the more blues influenced tracks on the new record. Guests include Mary Gauthier and Tim O’Brien. For The Mission Baby Here’s my modus operandi: find something I like that no one else has written about and share it with you. It’s a pretty hard and fast rule for the site. With exceptions. Malcolm Holcombe is one such exception. See the new record has already been mentioned by The Velvet Rut, 9B, and on Hero Hill but that’s not going to stop me. I chose the title track to share since it clearly struck a chord with Holcolmbe and it’s also got more of an old timey sound than some of the more blues influenced tracks on the new record. Guests include Mary Gauthier and Tim O’Brien. For The Mission Baby Here’s my modus operandi: find something I like that no one else has written about and share it with you. It’s a pretty hard and fast rule for the site. With exceptions. Malcolm Holcombe is one such exception. See the new record has already been mentioned by The Velvet Rut, 9B, and on Hero Hill but that’s not going to stop me. I chose the title track to share since it clearly struck a chord with Holcolmbe and it’s also got more of an old timey sound than some of the more blues influenced tracks on the new record. Guests include Mary Gauthier and Tim O’Brien. For The Mission Baby tag:odeo.com,2009-09-01,25058874 Tue, 01 Sep 2009 18:29:49 -0700 yes Items of interest to the Whole Wheat Radio wiki community http://www.odeo.com/episodes/25053524-Live-Interview-At-Whole-Wheat-Radio Performer is Marian Call Performer is Marian Call Performer is Marian Call tag:odeo.com,2009-08-31,25053524 Mon, 31 Aug 2009 17:15:37 -0700 yes Items of interest to the Whole Wheat Radio wiki community http://www.odeo.com/episodes/25043334-Audio-Live-Interview-At-Whole-Wheat-Radio-http-bit-ly-3UUAaX Audio: Live Interview At Whole Wheat Radio http://bit.ly/3UUAaX Audio: Live Interview At Whole Wheat Radio http://bit.ly/3UUAaX Audio: Live Interview At Whole Wheat Radio http://bit.ly/3UUAaX tag:odeo.com,2009-08-29,25043334 Sat, 29 Aug 2009 17:18:31 -0700 yes Items of interest to the Whole Wheat Radio wiki community http://www.odeo.com/episodes/25043336-Live-Interview-At-Whole-Wheat-Radio Live Interview At Whole Wheat Radio Source: wholewheatradio.org      Here is the recorded audio of our brunch with Marian Call. If you've never heard her sing, listen. Be surprised. Be amazed. Or just be...      Live Interview At Whole Wheat Radio Source: wholewheatradio.org      Here is the recorded audio of our brunch with Marian Call. If you've never heard her sing, listen. Be surprised. Be amazed. Or just be...      Live Interview At Whole Wheat Radio Source: wholewheatradio.org      Here is the recorded audio of our brunch with Marian Call. If you've never heard her sing, listen. Be surprised. Be amazed. Or just be...      tag:odeo.com,2009-08-29,25043336 Sat, 29 Aug 2009 16:01:48 -0700 yes Items of interest to the Whole Wheat Radio wiki community http://www.odeo.com/episodes/25043335-Live-Interview-At-Whole-Wheat-Radio Performer is Marian Call Performer is Marian Call Performer is Marian Call tag:odeo.com,2009-08-29,25043335 Sat, 29 Aug 2009 14:56:29 -0700 yes Items of interest to the Whole Wheat Radio wiki community http://www.odeo.com/episodes/24949483-Performer-is Performer is Performer is Performer is tag:odeo.com,2009-08-09,24949483 Sun, 09 Aug 2009 13:32:49 -0700 yes Items of interest to the Whole Wheat Radio wiki community http://www.odeo.com/episodes/25023319-Live-At-Whole-Wheat-Radio Live At Whole Wheat Radio Source: wholewheatradio.org      Here is the recorded MP3 audio magazine of the lovely Raina Rose house concert in case you missed it or in case you were here and don't want the buzz to fade...enjoy!      Live At Whole Wheat Radio Source: wholewheatradio.org      Here is the recorded MP3 audio magazine of the lovely Raina Rose house concert in case you missed it or in case you were here and don't want the buzz to fade...enjoy!      Live At Whole Wheat Radio Source: wholewheatradio.org      Here is the recorded MP3 audio magazine of the lovely Raina Rose house concert in case you missed it or in case you were here and don't want the buzz to fade...enjoy!      tag:odeo.com,2009-08-08,25023319 Sat, 08 Aug 2009 14:05:00 -0700 yes Items of interest to the Whole Wheat Radio wiki community http://www.odeo.com/episodes/24949484-Live-At-Whole-Wheat-Radio Performer is Raina Rose Performer is Raina Rose Performer is Raina Rose tag:odeo.com,2009-08-07,24949484 Fri, 07 Aug 2009 21:00:00 -0700 yes Items of interest to the Whole Wheat Radio wiki community http://www.odeo.com/episodes/25051219-Live-Interview-At-Whole-Wheat-Radio Live Interview At Whole Wheat Radio Source: wholewheatradio.org      The LuLu Small Interview audio in case you missed it! Click below to just listen or use the direct link: http://wholewheatradio.org /wiki/images/d/d4/LuLu_Sma ll_-_Whole_Wheat_Radio_Int erviews_-_01_-_Live_Interv iew_At_Whole_Wheat_Radio.m p3      Live Interview At Whole Wheat Radio Source: wholewheatradio.org      The LuLu Small Interview audio in case you missed it! Click below to just listen or use the direct link: http://wholewheatradio.org /wiki/images/d/d4/LuLu_Sma ll_-_Whole_Wheat_Radio_Int erviews_-_01_-_Live_Interv iew_At_Whole_Wheat_Radio.m p3      Live Interview At Whole Wheat Radio Source: wholewheatradio.org      The LuLu Small Interview audio in case you missed it! Click below to just listen or use the direct link: http://wholewheatradio.org /wiki/images/d/d4/LuLu_Sma ll_-_Whole_Wheat_Radio_Int erviews_-_01_-_Live_Interv iew_At_Whole_Wheat_Radio.m p3      tag:odeo.com,2009-08-05,25051219 Wed, 05 Aug 2009 17:49:32 -0700 yes Items of interest to the Whole Wheat Radio wiki community http://www.odeo.com/episodes/24912680-Folk-Crush-Abi-Tapia We love us some Abi Tapia. After seeing her set at Falcon Ridge in the Most Wanted Song Swap, we fell absolutely in love with her songs. So much so that we went home and bought her latest CD, The Beauty in the Ruin, in its entirety. And we haven’t stopped listening. “Let the Lover Be” is an anthem for LGBT community and we can’t stop singing it in the car. Here’s a video in case you need convincing: Right?! Right?! Gahhh, we love love love her. We want to pinch her cute little cheeks. She’s got a great stage presence too, and if you live in NYC you can find that out for yourself when Abi plays at The Bitter End at 8pm tonight! And for those of us in Boston, Abi has two local gigs coming up: Toad in Cambridge (8/26) and the Boston Folk Festival (9/13). (Abi Tapia’s latest CD is The Beauty in the Ruin, available on iTunes. For tour dates and more go to www.abitapia.com) We love us some Abi Tapia. After seeing her set at Falcon Ridge in the Most Wanted Song Swap, we fell absolutely in love with her songs. So much so that we went home and bought her latest CD, The Beauty in the Ruin, in its entirety. And we haven’t stopped listening. “Let the Lover Be” is an anthem for LGBT community and we can’t stop singing it in the car. Here’s a video in case you need convincing: Right?! Right?! Gahhh, we love love love her. We want to pinch her cute little cheeks. She’s got a great stage presence too, and if you live in NYC you can find that out for yourself when Abi plays at The Bitter End at 8pm tonight! And for those of us in Boston, Abi has two local gigs coming up: Toad in Cambridge (8/26) and the Boston Folk Festival (9/13). (Abi Tapia’s latest CD is The Beauty in the Ruin, available on iTunes. For tour dates and more go to www.abitapia.com) We love us some Abi Tapia. After seeing her set at Falcon Ridge in the Most Wanted Song Swap, we fell absolutely in love with her songs. So much so that we went home and bought her latest CD, The Beauty in the Ruin, in its entirety. And we haven’t stopped listening. “Let the Lover Be” is an anthem for LGBT community and we can’t stop singing it in the car. Here’s a video in case you need convincing: Right?! Right?! Gahhh, we love love love her. We want to pinch her cute little cheeks. She’s got a great stage presence too, and if you live in NYC you can find that out for yourself when Abi plays at The Bitter End at 8pm tonight! And for those of us in Boston, Abi has two local gigs coming up: Toad in Cambridge (8/26) and the Boston Folk Festival (9/13). (Abi Tapia’s latest CD is The Beauty in the Ruin, available on iTunes. For tour dates and more go to www.abitapia.com) tag:odeo.com,2009-08-04,24912680 Tue, 04 Aug 2009 09:07:49 -0700 yes Items of interest to the Whole Wheat Radio wiki community Uncategorized, lgbt, toad, abi tapia, folk crush, boston folk festival, falcon ridge, the bitter end http://www.odeo.com/episodes/24912679-Here-Goes-Nothing What to expect: Gossip. Concert rundowns. New music reviews. Folk Crushes. Cover Songs. General Awesomeness. What to expect: Gossip. Concert rundowns. New music reviews. Folk Crushes. Cover Songs. General Awesomeness. What to expect: Gossip. Concert rundowns. New music reviews. Folk Crushes. Cover Songs. General Awesomeness. tag:odeo.com,2009-08-03,24912679 Mon, 03 Aug 2009 21:22:38 -0700 yes Items of interest to the Whole Wheat Radio wiki community Uncategorized http://www.odeo.com/episodes/25023320-Live-Interview-At-Whole-Wheat-Radio Live Interview At Whole Wheat Radio Source: wholewheatradio.org      Here's the audio from the Utah Green interview earlier this morning. You think what you want ... I think it was of the most interesting interviews with one of the most interesting singer-songwriters to whisper on through the virtual door in a long while....      Live Interview At Whole Wheat Radio Source: wholewheatradio.org      Here's the audio from the Utah Green interview earlier this morning. You think what you want ... I think it was of the most interesting interviews with one of the most interesting singer-songwriters to whisper on through the virtual door in a long while....      Live Interview At Whole Wheat Radio Source: wholewheatradio.org      Here's the audio from the Utah Green interview earlier this morning. You think what you want ... I think it was of the most interesting interviews with one of the most interesting singer-songwriters to whisper on through the virtual door in a long while....      tag:odeo.com,2009-08-03,25023320 Mon, 03 Aug 2009 15:42:30 -0700 yes Items of interest to the Whole Wheat Radio wiki community http://www.odeo.com/episodes/24912682-Performer-is Performer is Performer is Performer is tag:odeo.com,2009-08-03,24912682 Mon, 03 Aug 2009 15:41:12 -0700 yes Items of interest to the Whole Wheat Radio wiki community http://www.odeo.com/episodes/24912681-Live-Interview-At-Whole-Wheat-Radio Performer is Utah Green Performer is Utah Green Performer is Utah Green tag:odeo.com,2009-08-03,24912681 Mon, 03 Aug 2009 12:00:00 -0700 yes Items of interest to the Whole Wheat Radio wiki community http://www.odeo.com/episodes/25080181-Live-At-Whole-Wheat-Radio-2009 Live At Whole Wheat Radio 2009 Source: wholewheatradio.org      Here is the audio magazine (podcast) from the Rocco John Group House Concert 2009 at Whole Wheat Radio in Talkeetna, Alaska! http://wholewheatradio.org /wiki/images/4/46/The_Rocc o_John_Group_-_Whole_Wheat _Radio_House_Concerts_-_01 _-_Live_At_Whole_Wheat_Rad io_2009.mp3      Live At Whole Wheat Radio 2009 Source: wholewheatradio.org      Here is the audio magazine (podcast) from the Rocco John Group House Concert 2009 at Whole Wheat Radio in Talkeetna, Alaska! http://wholewheatradio.org /wiki/images/4/46/The_Rocc o_John_Group_-_Whole_Wheat _Radio_House_Concerts_-_01 _-_Live_At_Whole_Wheat_Rad io_2009.mp3      Live At Whole Wheat Radio 2009 Source: wholewheatradio.org      Here is the audio magazine (podcast) from the Rocco John Group House Concert 2009 at Whole Wheat Radio in Talkeetna, Alaska! http://wholewheatradio.org /wiki/images/4/46/The_Rocc o_John_Group_-_Whole_Wheat _Radio_House_Concerts_-_01 _-_Live_At_Whole_Wheat_Rad io_2009.mp3      tag:odeo.com,2009-08-02,25080181 Sun, 02 Aug 2009 00:41:08 -0700 yes Items of interest to the Whole Wheat Radio wiki community http://www.odeo.com/episodes/25080182-Live-Interview-At-Whole-Wheat-Radio Live Interview At Whole Wheat Radio Source: wholewheatradio.org      The audio is in! The audio is in! David's awesome playing and chatting at Whole Wheat Radio. Download or stream ... and enjoy! http://wholewheatradio.org /wiki/images/8/8a/David_Re ynolds_-_Whole_Wheat_Radio _Interviews_-_01_-_Live_In terview_At_Whole_Wheat_Rad io.mp3      Live Interview At Whole Wheat Radio Source: wholewheatradio.org      The audio is in! The audio is in! David's awesome playing and chatting at Whole Wheat Radio. Download or stream ... and enjoy! http://wholewheatradio.org /wiki/images/8/8a/David_Re ynolds_-_Whole_Wheat_Radio _Interviews_-_01_-_Live_In terview_At_Whole_Wheat_Rad io.mp3      Live Interview At Whole Wheat Radio Source: wholewheatradio.org      The audio is in! The audio is in! David's awesome playing and chatting at Whole Wheat Radio. Download or stream ... and enjoy! http://wholewheatradio.org /wiki/images/8/8a/David_Re ynolds_-_Whole_Wheat_Radio _Interviews_-_01_-_Live_In terview_At_Whole_Wheat_Rad io.mp3      tag:odeo.com,2009-08-01,25080182 Sat, 01 Aug 2009 15:43:12 -0700 yes Items of interest to the Whole Wheat Radio wiki community http://www.odeo.com/episodes/24900166-Live-Interview-At-Whole-Wheat-Radio Performer is David Reynolds Performer is David Reynolds Performer is David Reynolds tag:odeo.com,2009-07-29,24900166 Wed, 29 Jul 2009 12:00:00 -0700 yes Items of interest to the Whole Wheat Radio wiki community http://www.odeo.com/episodes/24865255-Wheat-Phonegram-Left-At-Jul-24-09-02-35-03pm-Kelli-And-Johnsmith-Wheatgram-Phone-Call-From-Ireland Performer is A Whole Wheat Radio Listener Performer is A Whole Wheat Radio Listener Performer is A Whole Wheat Radio Listener tag:odeo.com,2009-07-24,24865255 Fri, 24 Jul 2009 16:36:25 -0700 yes Items of interest to the Whole Wheat Radio wiki community http://www.odeo.com/episodes/24865256-Well-Hello-Town-Meeting-With-Sarah-Palin-And-Facebook-Chit-Chat Performer is Whole Wheat Radio Performer is Whole Wheat Radio Performer is Whole Wheat Radio tag:odeo.com,2009-07-24,24865256 Fri, 24 Jul 2009 13:32:48 -0700 yes Items of interest to the Whole Wheat Radio wiki community http://www.odeo.com/episodes/24853606-Audio-Live-At-Whole-Wheat-Radio-http-bit-ly-7qpNx Audio: Live At Whole Wheat Radio http://bit.ly/7qpNx Audio: Live At Whole Wheat Radio http://bit.ly/7qpNx Audio: Live At Whole Wheat Radio http://bit.ly/7qpNx tag:odeo.com,2009-07-23,24853606 Thu, 23 Jul 2009 16:12:27 -0700 yes Items of interest to the Whole Wheat Radio wiki community http://www.odeo.com/episodes/24853608-Live-At-Whole-Wheat-Radio Live At Whole Wheat Radio Source: wholewheatradio.org      So you missed hearing Chelsea Berry live today on Whole Wheat Radio? Well, that's why they invented tape. Recording, not scotch. Well scotch is okay, but not tape. It's all confusing isn't it - since no tape was actually cut in the making of this wonderful little audio magazine / podcast. And now, it's yours. All yours. Have fun with it...      Live At Whole Wheat Radio Source: wholewheatradio.org      So you missed hearing Chelsea Berry live today on Whole Wheat Radio? Well, that's why they invented tape. Recording, not scotch. Well scotch is okay, but not tape. It's all confusing isn't it - since no tape was actually cut in the making of this wonderful little audio magazine / podcast. And now, it's yours. All yours. Have fun with it...      Live At Whole Wheat Radio Source: wholewheatradio.org      So you missed hearing Chelsea Berry live today on Whole Wheat Radio? Well, that's why they invented tape. Recording, not scotch. Well scotch is okay, but not tape. It's all confusing isn't it - since no tape was actually cut in the making of this wonderful little audio magazine / podcast. And now, it's yours. All yours. Have fun with it...      tag:odeo.com,2009-07-23,24853608 Thu, 23 Jul 2009 15:42:17 -0700 yes Items of interest to the Whole Wheat Radio wiki community http://www.odeo.com/episodes/25080183-Live-At-Whole-Wheat-Radio Live At Whole Wheat Radio Source: wholewheatradio.org      So you missed hearing Chelsea Berry live today on Whole Wheat Radio? Well, that's why they invented tape. Recording, not scotch. Well scotch is okay, but not tape. It's all confusing isn't it - since no tape was actually cut in the making of this wonderful little audio magazine / podcast. And now, it's yours. All yours. Have fun with it...      Live At Whole Wheat Radio Source: wholewheatradio.org      So you missed hearing Chelsea Berry live today on Whole Wheat Radio? Well, that's why they invented tape. Recording, not scotch. Well scotch is okay, but not tape. It's all confusing isn't it - since no tape was actually cut in the making of this wonderful little audio magazine / podcast. And now, it's yours. All yours. Have fun with it...      Live At Whole Wheat Radio Source: wholewheatradio.org      So you missed hearing Chelsea Berry live today on Whole Wheat Radio? Well, that's why they invented tape. Recording, not scotch. Well scotch is okay, but not tape. It's all confusing isn't it - since no tape was actually cut in the making of this wonderful little audio magazine / podcast. And now, it's yours. All yours. Have fun with it...      tag:odeo.com,2009-07-23,25080183 Thu, 23 Jul 2009 15:42:17 -0700 yes Items of interest to the Whole Wheat Radio wiki community http://www.odeo.com/episodes/24853607-Live-At-Whole-Wheat-Radio Performer is Chelsea Berry Performer is Chelsea Berry Performer is Chelsea Berry tag:odeo.com,2009-07-23,24853607 Thu, 23 Jul 2009 14:45:39 -0700 yes Items of interest to the Whole Wheat Radio wiki community