The Appalachian Sunday Morning is a two hour all Gospel Music Radio program with radio station & program host Danny Hensley. The program is recorded live each Sunday morning while being broadcast on 91.7 FM Community radio and streamed world wide on www.sbbradio.org. This program is uploaded to SoundCloud, RSS.com, radio4all, Podbean and iTunes to mention a few.

Aired mid-late July 2015 1. Time Machine - Sharky The Great 2. Choke - Rockness Monsta 3. Saturday Afternoon - North Scientifik 4. Sometimes remix - windchILL ft. Apollo's Sun 5. Scrapped Loops Vol. 2 [*portion] - Jay Alpha 6. Distortion - Rockfresh ft. Dope Fantasy & K.I.N.E.T.I.K. 7. Enjoy Da Ride - Busta Rhymes 8. This Iz Tha Time - First Division 9. Love - The Globetroddas 10. That's That - Perfect Practice 11. Right Back - Slum Village ft. De La Soul [Posdnuos] 12. Industry Shakedown - Freddie Foxx/Bumpy Knuckles 13. Getto Star (instrumental) - Reef 14, Good Foot - Solar C & Jon Rogers 15. I Be - Mystidious Misfits 16. More Rugged - Moka Only ft. Grand Puba 17. No Flow On The Rodeo - King Just 18. The Long Shot - A.D.S.T.

We'll spin music from Mali with Orchestra Gold (Mali x Oakland), Vieux Farka Toure, and Afel Boucoum, hear Dorothy Ashby's interpretation of the Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam, and go to the moon with Nina Simone.

We'll spin music from Mali with Orchestra Gold (Mali x Oakland), Vieux Farka Toure, and Afel Boucoum, hear Dorothy Ashby's interpretation of the Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam, and go to the moon with Nina Simone.

If you don't want to hear the sisters who defined the '50s "girl group" sound, or an early, previously unreleased recording by Roy Orbison and the Teen Kings then maybe skip Backbeat this week. But then you'd miss on of the crazier versions of Heartbreak Hotel, some great gospel by The Staple Singers and the New Lane Jubilairs and some fine banjo pickin' by an early folk preservationist named Buell Kayzee. Maybe you'd better not skip it after all.

Today, we’re confronting a difficult but urgent truth. Many Christians continue to support Israel unconditionally refusing to entertain discussion, dismissing alternative viewpoints, and placing Israel above Palestine, even as a genocide unfolds before their very eyes. With images of suffering and destruction livestreamed from Gaza, this silence is not accidental, it’s deliberate, and it’s devastating. But blind allegiance isn’t faith, it’s indoctrination. And today, we’re going to offer something different: clarity, context, and scriptural truth. We’re here to challenge the narrative, especially among those who believe that standing with Israel is synonymous with following Christ. If you’re one of those believers, we ask you not to turn away but to listen with humility and courage. We’ll be turning to biblical scholars and Christian voices of conscience, starting with Vanessa from the Wholehearted Ness Podcast, who breaks down the misinformation surrounding October 7th and offers a bold, faithful interpretation of what Scripture actually teaches about oppression, justice, and accountability. This isn’t about winning an argument, it’s about waking up. Because the Bible does not call us to defend empire. It calls us to defend the oppressed. Stay with us. Let the truth speak louder than propaganda. Let Scripture shine where politics have cast shadows.

- Hiroshima and Nagasaki Days, 80th anniversary of the dropping of (Nazi, according to Todd Rider's evidence) two nuclear weapons by the USA - Rowland Dye and Sue Luger, Bristol CND, join Tony. Matt O'Branain also joins Tony. - Hiroshima Day 80th anniversary of nuclear weapons used on Japan 6th August and Nagasaki Day 9th August - events in Bristol. 6th August 1945 - Hiroshima 9th August 1945 - Secret arrival of B61-12 nuclear bombs at RAF/USAF Lakenheath. Jeremy Corbyn: US Air Force in Britain, the USAF left in 1945 but returned in 1948 when NATO was formed. - Sue Luger discusses her installation art about Gaza. Starmer come clean! The British public deserve the truth over deployment of US nuclear weapons - Can we get rid of nuclear weapons? What would a nuclear war look like? Matt explains how NZ became nuclear free. - Declassified UK journalist Phil Miller doorsteps RAF Chief Sir Richard Knighton, and asks why is RAF aiding Israel's genocide - Bristol Palestine Action protest last Saturday - Police arrested 17 people, but refused to arrest elderly couple. - Todd Rider New Evidence - US nuclear weapons were really tested and developed by Nazis in WW2. - Himmler's SS were managing Nazi nuclear weapons programme in 1942 and passed research to USA in 1945 - On Nazi heavy water, everybody knows about the Norwegian heavy water plant uh at Vemork and how it was very heroically destroyed by Kirk Douglas and Richard Harris - But it's odd that you never really hear about the other 26 or so German heavy water sites that were scattered all over Axis territory - Trident Replacement will cost £200bn. £205 billion: the cost of Trident replacement - CND has calculated - Richard Sanders, Double Down News, explains Ghislaine Maxwell and Mossad were running blackmail operation that Epstein was fronting - Black Sabbath Christian song! After Forever (1971) - Have you ever thought about your soul - can it be saved? Or perhaps you think that when you're dead, you just stay in your grave - Ozzy Osbourne dies - was he a Satanist or not? After Forever song is all about how stupid it is not to believe in Jesus and God. - Sharon his wife is a Jewish Zionist and was his manager. Poem by Patricia Opulenza - Funky Rap newly released - The Ghislaine Maxwell Blackmail Files song. Was Prince Andrew conned by Epstein? - UK's David Lammy warned he could 'end up in The Hague' over Gaza 'cowardice' Conservative MP Kit Malthouse tells Labour MPs to pressure their party's leadership and 'insist on change' - Palestine Action documentary, 'To Kill a War Machine', explains enormous damage the now proscribed group have done to Israeli arms industry in Britain. - Wizard Bisan report - Palestinians believe Israelis are lacing GHF Aid supplies with drug Oxicodone. - Bioterrorism Flooding Gaza with Oxycodone hidden in flour packages and distributed under a false pretence of ‘humanitarian’ intervention - Pay MPs properly through tax, not private donations because UK democracy is dying fast - Simon Killane, former Wiltshire Councillor, explains democracy how he knows is dead in Britain and government is controlled by financiers behind the scenes who are happy to sacrifice any politician if convenient. - As a solution Simon suggests commercial lobbying of MPs should be illegal and politicians should be paid only out of taxes. - Simon found the press turned 180 degrees against him when he refused to follow orders from Party funders - Glenn Jenkins on Mark Saunders who filmed Luton rave collective in early 1990s The Luton based Exodus Collective came into existence in 1992 as part of the growing DIY culture - Unemployment, poverty and frustration amongst young people. They organised free 'rave' parties, renovated derelict homes, set up a community farm and now plan to open a community centre - Tech financier and Bilderberger Peter Thiel discusses his obsession with the Antichrist and Armageddon. Trillionaire Bilderberg 4th Reicher Peter Thiel is an Accelerationist - Thiel is funding technology to replace human decision making and bring the West into line with dictatorial anarcho-capitalist China - yet he warns us about the Antichrist he and Netanyahu are enabling - NOT The BCfm Politics Show presented by Tony Gosling https://politicsthisweek.gn.apc.org/2025/07/not-the-bcfm-politics-show-presented-by-tony-gosling-249/

This week on the show, the spokesperson from the Gaza Municipality, Asem Alnabih, joins hosts Nora Barrows-Friedman and Ali Abunimah to talk about the daily struggle for life in Gaza and Israeli damage to essential Palestinian infrastructure. The Electronic Intifada’s contributor Donya Abu Sitta discusses the so-called Gaza Humanitarian Foundation’s massacres of Palestinians as they face Israel’s latest displacement orders, and the phase of Stage 5 starvation, also known as famine, the most severe level of food insecurity. On the newscast, children protest hunger as Israel bombs tents of displaced families and a kindergarten.

Sonic Café, Do the Brane, that’s the Stabilisers from 2007, so hey welcome to our little coastal radio café, This is episode 444, and I’m your host Scott Clark ahh doing our brain bit again. So yeah. This time the Sonic Café presents a music mix pulled mostly from the last 22 years, along with one outlier. Listen for Smash Mouth with there cover of the Monkees 1967 hit I’m a Believer, we’ll also present Too Many Zooz with a wild instrumental cover of Nirvana’s Teen Spirit, plus, The Savage Beat from the Dictators, Future Islands, Tom Petty, Muse, the Black Rebel Motorcycle Gang and as always many more. All that plus comedy shorts from the late George Carlin, and Taylor Tomlinson. Then around the bottom of the hour we’ll spin another mashup, from our extensive collection. Listen for The Doors and Temptations mashed together with Break on Through to the Funky Side, another fabulous creation from the mind of Bill McClintock. Oh and that outlier, from 1977 listen for Black Cow from the sublime Steely Dan album Aja. So enough talk, let’s ahh let’s get to it, from 2016 the song is Novocaine Heart, this is Kandace Springs, and we’re the Sonic Café.

Pt. 1: The Founding Fathers were dramatic, messy geniuses who just couldn’t stop arguing—but they drew a hard “hell no” line at British soldiers crashing in their parlors. In this episode of The Buck Starts Here, Kyle and Eric tear into the first five amendments like they’re one bad ale away from challenging each other to a duel. Pt. 2 The Founders were messy, petty, and absolutely not done. In Part 2 of our Bill of Rights breakdown, Kyle and Eric serve up the back five amendments with a side of sarcasm and a surprise twist: the 27th Amendment, brought to you by a pissed-off college student and pure constitutional pettiness.

This episode of Today's Bluegrass contains all new music! The show can be heard on Southern Branch Bluegrass & Gospel Music Radio five times each week. Monday at 9 AM, Tuesday at 12 AM, Thursday and Friday at 11 PM and Saturday at 3 AM - all times Eastern. Southern Branch Bluegrass & Gospel Music Radio can be tuned in locally at 91.7 FM Community Radio and streaming world wide at www.sbbradio.org We are WSBB - Digital Broadcasting Radio.

Domingo Sarmiento, a teacher and later President of the Republic of Argentina, spent several years traveling in Europe and the United States in the mid-19th Century. He spent six weeks in the US in the fall of 1847 and later published his account of this visit, selectively interpreting what he saw and experienced to conform to his ideas. In this archive edition of Radio Curious, I visit with Domingo Sarmiento in the person of Professor Daniel Lewis, a scholar-presenter in the 1996 Democracy in America Chautauqua. I met with Domingo Sarmiento during a break in the Chautauqua programming in Ukiah, California, and asked him what he saw the future of the American Union to be, from his perspective in 1843. Domingo Sarmiento recommends any book by James Fenimore Cooper. Daniel Lewis recommends “The Invention of Argentina,” by Nicolas Shumway. Originally Broadcast: July 27, 1996

A weekly 30 minute review of international news and opinion, recorded from a shortwave radio and the internet. With times, frequencies, and websites for listening at home. 3 files- Highest quality broadcast, regular broadcast, and slow-modem streaming. Germany, Japan, France 24, and Cuba.

Dropkick Murphys lay the boots to tyranny with the blistering new album, For The People. Grumpy O Sheep return with In Sheep We Trust, think Rodrigo y Gabriela but Irish. Stick around for CDN Celtpunk from The Mahones and The Real McKenzies, a Folk Fest reprise from Kris Drever and lots more. For over 2 decades, trust Celt In A Twist with the latest.

This year's hottest trend in global is Anatolian Psych. BaBa Zula have been doing it for 30 years. New music from them this hour + new Canadians Ahmed Moneka and Afrotronix emigrate w/ cool sounds in tow. Making Movies take The Rickshaw stage in August 24th. We have the title of their latest rock en espanol! Like SPF for your sensitive ears, World Beat Canada Radio!

Nora Barrows-Friedman brings us a recap of Palestinian news from July 17th to the 24th, 2025.

Music and culture found within the vast files of archive.org > with an emphasis on LPs from the 1950s and 1960's, radio recordings, and various rare and unique findings.

In Episode 10 of ‘Where Art Meets Impact,’ part two of our highlight show addresses five urgent issues: undervaluing artists, youth exclusion, lack of funding, health disparities, and weak civic advocacy. Solutions include youth councils, livable wages, arts in health, policy wins, and cultural equity.

In Episode 9 of ‘Where Art Meets Impact,’ This highlight episode highlights the voices of summit speakers who explores issues facing the arts: funding cuts, artist poverty, health inequity, lack of creative education, and exclusion. Solutions include UBI, cross-sector partnerships, credentialing artists, entrepreneurship, and collaboration. Broadcast this compelling episode to uplift your community.

We made it to 1100 1/2 hr weekly shows!!!! WOO HOO! We celebrate with songs brought to you by the letter G this week....