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On Life Out of Tunes, Monday, Sept 9 between 2:00 and 4:00 pm, I’ll give away the Grateful Dead 2-CD set, “Aoxomoxoa (50th Anniversary Deluxe Edition,” to the first lucky listener who can answer a Dead-related question I’ll have for you!  So listen up and you may be a winner!  I’ll also spin new music from Neil Young, previously unreleased Miles Davis, and newly reissued, vintage garage band psychedelia from Tyrnaround, Locksley Hall, and Charge. Tune in and turn it up!

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Neo soul, abstract, R&B Mix. Guarantee to Funk Your Head Up! #CousinTL #StankFreeRadio

Spinning Thiz Week: Dornik * Madison McFerrin

Plus, Little Brother * Gavin Turek and the NU from Louis York

Tune to Asheville FM or Stream Online
https://ashevillefm.org/show/stank-free-radio/

#neosoul #soulmusic #hiphopsoul, #alternativeRandB

#neosoulplaylist #neosoulmix #contemporaryrandb #hiphop #triphop #AshevilleNC #AshevilleFM

 

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We’ve got #SoMuchNewMusic on Radio Active Kids this week! New tunes by Andrew & Polly (ft. Mista Cookie Jar & The Chocolate Chips & Mike Phirman), Kath Bee – Children’s Songwriter, Jon Samson/ CoCreative Music,Uncle Dox, Fê Lelot – música para crianças, Levity Beet, ScribbleMonster,The Bright Siders, Frisbi Jones, Cosmo and the Cosmonaut, Totally Knuts, and Young Folkies, plus some amazing older stuff by Bill Harley, Red Yarn & more! We’re live 8-10am ET Saturday at ashevillefm.org/show/radio-active-kids or tun.in/pjiei & podcasting at anchor.fm/radio-active-kids andhttp://www.radiopirinola.cl

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Tonight at 8PM est, The UnCOla is back with our 6th volume of The WestCoast Breeze special – another two hours of WestCoast pop, rock and soul from the 70s, 80s & 90s. It’s time to groove to something smooooth….

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Today from 1-2pm (EST), speaking with medical historian, Frank W. Stahnisch about the Flexner Report.

This document, supported by the Carnegie and Rockefeller foundations and published in 1910, has had a huge impact on how we view and handle medicine, medical school, and healthcare.

While it was advertised and no doubt desired as a raising of health standards in hygiene and education, other effects included the closure of African American medical schools and hospitals as well as those for women and those in rural areas where no alternatives existed. For those who have heard shows on herbalism, the Flexner Report is also responsible for the criminalization of this practice and other medical tracts outside the biomedical. This also centralized power in the medical world, building the foundation for the monopolies that exist today.

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