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Time Again Radio is normally hosted by Zak Vincent and it airs Monday nights from 11 PM to 1 AM on WRIR. A late show for the fellas and ladies who are looking to get their folk, old time, country blues, jug band, ragtime and jazz fixes for the weekend.

The Man in the Gray Flannel Suit Show - A musical mid-life crisis -- a late-night search for meaning and happiness airs on WRIR LP Monday nights from 9 PM to 11 PM. Stream the show @ www.wrir.org

On November 18th, 1978, 918 people perished in Guyana in what has come to be known as the Jonestown Tragedy. The vast majority of those who perished were American citizens, and the Jonestown Tragedy remained the greatest loss of American life in a single deliberate act until the terrorist attacks that occurred on September 11th, 2001. “Regret this very Day” is a multi-part, nonlinear experimental radio documentary about the Peoples Temple and its charismatic founder Jim Jones produced by Ernestus Jiminy Chald. Unlike more traditional documentaries, “Regret this very Day” has no narrator or explanatory notes to fill the listener in on the particularities of what occurred within the Peoples Temple. Instead, Ernestus Jiminy Chald laboriously examined hundreds of hours of recorded tapes left behind by the Peoples Temple and selected material directly from these tapes to give the listener an insider glimpse into the world that Jim Jones and his followers inhabited. People often wonder how this sort of event could have happened. Why would nearly 1,000 people become so devoted to a single man and his revolutionary cause that they would literally give up their lives for him when ordered to do so? To many, such a notion seems absurd and unfathomable. But when one listens to these tapes, and considers the circumstances surrounding what happened in Jonestown on that fateful day and the events that led up to it, a portrait begins to emerge of a community that simply wanted to create a better world for their children than the racist, hateful world that American society offered them, and of the captivating leader who promised to create that world for them.

On November 18th, 1978, 918 people perished in Guyana in what has come to be known as the Jonestown Tragedy. The vast majority of those who perished were American citizens, and the Jonestown Tragedy remained the greatest loss of American life in a single deliberate act until the terrorist attacks that occurred on September 11th, 2001. “Regret this very Day” is a multi-part, nonlinear experimental radio documentary about the Peoples Temple and its charismatic founder Jim Jones produced by Ernestus Jiminy Chald. Unlike more traditional documentaries, “Regret this very Day” has no narrator or explanatory notes to fill the listener in on the particularities of what occurred within the Peoples Temple. Instead, Ernestus Jiminy Chald laboriously examined hundreds of hours of recorded tapes left behind by the Peoples Temple and selected material directly from these tapes to give the listener an insider glimpse into the world that Jim Jones and his followers inhabited. People often wonder how this sort of event could have happened. Why would nearly 1,000 people become so devoted to a single man and his revolutionary cause that they would literally give up their lives for him when ordered to do so? To many, such a notion seems absurd and unfathomable. But when one listens to these tapes, and considers the circumstances surrounding what happened in Jonestown on that fateful day and the events that led up to it, a portrait begins to emerge of a community that simply wanted to create a better world for their children than the racist, hateful world that American society offered them, and of the captivating leader who promised to create that world for them.

Tarzan SINGS? Not exactly. We do have songs ABOUT tarzan this week...along with dancing squarely around the room and a Chart Topping Cheezy that will let your mind dwell in the gutter...and it's shouldn't because it's about a desert for crying out loud

Who killed Abraham Lincoln?.. We all know the official story, but much can be potentially lost and buried amid 150 years of propaganda, distraction and endless war. Feel free to join us on a practical and entertaining journey through the topic by way of a casual reading of Why Everything You Think You Know About the Lincoln Assassination is Wrong (Anatomy of a Presidential Assassination), as compiled by late author and researcher, David McGowan and the Center for an Informed America.

Segment One An Eye Over Autumy by Steve Khan CD: The Blue Man (Columbia) Captain Fingers by Lee Ritenour CD: Captain Fingers (Epic) Segment Two Boogie Woogie Waltz by The Nels Cline Singers CD: Initiate (Cryptogramophone) Heavy Feel by Larry Coryell CD: Heavy Feel (Wide Hive) Segment Three Mira's Do-Re-Mis by Zvonimir Tot CD: Eloquent Silence (Chicago Sessions) Fade to Black by The Alex Skolnick Trio CD: Veritas (Palmetto) Discovery by John McLaughlin and the 4th Dimension CD: To the One (Abstract Logix)

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A rainbow-hued “Blue Wave” brightens the U.S. midterm elections; Scotland puts queer culture in the books, election anxiety kills an LGBTQ Christian forum in Armenia, Indonesia’s latest round-up nets lesbians for “rehab”, Tanzanian terror continues - fed claims to the contrary - while loud voices bite the eraser off Trump’s trans-exclusion plans, retired out Aussie High Court Judge Michael Kirby concedes to a 50th anniversary wedding, and more global LGBTQ news!

Hey! Joe is live in the Tampa studios for a little warmth and vacation! Perfect time to catch up and do some station business too for http://www.chiampa.info - tune in for the live show every Monday night at 8pm NY Time