The Rolling Wave ~ October 2024

October 3rd, 2024 - Posted in

In October Kat and John sample new releases from Open the Door for Three, Jeremy Kingsbury and Wilderness Yet, as well as play classic cuts from Howie MacDonald, Andrew Calhoun and Mary Jane Lamond. Look forward to hearing Wendy MacIsaac, Beolach, Braebach, the Longest Johns, Joey Abarta, and Christy Moore singing a song written by Seattle’s […]

Alternative Vashon with Bill Reid #225

October 3rd, 2024 - Posted in

The Cure plays live in the Alt Vashon garage Bono and Edge of U2 stop by Long Lost Song is from 1991 and killer tracks from Soundgarden XTC Hole and Tori Amos are featured

Texas Cities

September 3rd, 2024 - Posted in

The Moody Hours ~ Anneke

August 27th, 2024 - Posted in

This show features music by Arlette’s sister, Anneke.  Every song Anneke composed, arranged, played keys, wrote the lyrics, and sung the lead vocals.  Pop music which is rich and complex as only a classically trained pianist could pull off.  Some reviews compared her to Kate Bush. Here is a video of one of Anneke’s songs:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=giVBr919zsI

The Moody Hours Episode 79

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Big Lonesome Radio ~ Episode 93

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Obscuro Disco 57

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Return To The Light ~ Vashon Poets

December 17th, 2023 - Posted in

Vashon Island is a place of natural poetry and, thus, a perfect home to poets. Organized by the Island’s poet laureate, Margaret Roncone, ten of our poets will read original works aimed at beckoning the light during this dark time — as humans have done for millennia. Our poets are Sandra Noel, Catherine Johnson, Hunter Davis, […]

Vietnam Series 3 ~ Letters Episode 3

August 11th, 2023 - Posted in

Vietnam Series 3 ~ Letters Episode 2

August 11th, 2023 - Posted in

This is a combination of reading actual letters, articles in old Vashon newspapers, recollections of veterans’ experience in a whole new world, and letters to the veterans in Vietnam.  These articles were carefully transcribed and read by Susan Shrier.