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Jethro Tull kicked off 1975 U.S. tour here in Asheville!

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This Thursday (01/29, 1-3pm EDT) on Closer to the Edge, Professor Ted will feature a few selections from Jethro Tull’s 1974 album “Warchild”. At that time, Tull were one of the biggest bands in the world and they chose our town of Asheville, NC as the first date to kick off their U.S. tour on January 17, 1975. Documented in rough shaky-cam 8mm film here. In addition to a variety of other music both new and old, this week’s playlist will also include a classic Renaissance track in memoriam to their drummer Terry Sullivan (RIP, 1938-2026), as well as selections from four of 2025’s newly re-mastered classic albums.

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Jason Daniello – on the 103.3 AshevilleFM Live Music Sessions – Thursday, January 29th, 2026 – 8-10p – streaming world wide at www.ashevillefm.org

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103.3 AshevilleFM Live Music Sessions

“Jason Daniello”  This weeks’ Special Musical Guest –  performing live from the 103.3 AshevilleFM studio

– Join DJsmittymon and the ALMS crew for another great show..   (live performance / interview) – starts at 8pm –  broadcast live on 103.3FM..

 

AshevilleFM Live Music Sessions..

Join us! / Tune in – Turn it up!   Thursday, January 29th, 2026

AshevilleFM is pleased to present this special event..  Support also comes from Arts AVL, Buncombe County, and North Carolina Arts Council

 

MUSICAL GUEST:  Jason Daniello

Jason Daniello is a singer‑songwriter from the high desert of New Mexico, now based in Asheville, North Carolina, blending alt/roots rock, psychedelic Americana, and electronic textures. A multi‑instrumentalist and producer, he writes, records, and performs intimate, hook‑driven songs often featuring collaborators like Graham Sharp, Fredo Ortiz, and Fred Mascherino.

Song: Dollar on a Train

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AshevilleFM Live Music Sessions

Thursday’s at 8pm

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AshevilleFM Live Music Sessions – “Many A Ship” is up on the Live Recording tab – get the link!

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Featuring Musical Guest –  the band Many A Ship recorded live from the 103.3 AshevilleFM studios Thursday, January 22nd, 2026 – Link is below (hover label) or you can go to the LIVE RECORDINGS tab off the main menu to hear all the great ALMS recordings..

AshevilleFM Live Music Sessions..

Thursdays from 8-10am 

Support also comes from Arts AVL, Buncombe County, and North Carolina Arts Council

 

AshevilleFM Live Music Sessions – Many A Ship

MUSICAL GUEST:  Many A Ship

Many a Ship is an indie-folk-rock band deeply rooted in the mountains of Western North Carolina. Formed in 2017, this collection of musical friends was drawn together by Vickie Burick (Warm the Bell, Nevada), united to craft a new sound, drenched in inspiration from nature, humanity, frailty, nostalgia and love. Burick serves as the anchor to this ever changing crew of shipmates that harbor in each performance, and is joined by Josh Gibbs and Dave Desmelik (40/20/10s) for this live spotlight performance on Asheville FM 103.3. Their music is a sea of stories about life, love, heartache, truth and hope.

 

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Science, Radical Realism, and Anarchy (with William Gillis)

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This week, we’re sharing an interview with Will Gillis, author of the recently published book Did The Science Wars Take Place: The Political and Ethical Stakes of Radical Realism, published via C4SS where Gillis holds the position as The Voltairine de Cleyre Chair in Centrifugal Studies and technical coordinator.

For the hour we talk about the so-called Science Wars of the 1990’s, debates involving scientific approaches and shared understandings of a a measurable physical reality, post-modernism, the roles leftists and anarchists played in the debates and how cults and authoritarians employ anti-realist explanations of the world to limit their subjects’ moves toward liberation.

To check out another 30 minutes of interview, consider the blog at our website or the subscribe-able podcast or other streaming apps linked at TFSR.Media

You can read more of William’s writings at https://humaniterations.net and https://c4ss.org

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