Theme-based radio show featuring music from various genres: 80s, goth, new wave, punk, classic country, Americana, experimental, oddities, etc . . .
Music for your taste buds. Or food for your ear buds?
Postcard: Food USA, Las Vegas, 1995 by Martin Parr
Can you hear in black and white?
Postcard: Park Avenue, New York, 1959 by Garry Winogrand
Fellow WAYO DJ Jason Wilder of Fantastic Voyage (Sundays at 4p) brings the rockin' tunes to this episode. He's also a fellow photographer and collector of other people's pictures!
Photo: not only is Jason the first short guest spot (new bite size ET) but the first guest to do their photo inside. This is a behind-the-scenes look at WAYO's kitchenette. Check out all the product placement!
Letting the songs speak for me because they say it much better than I can - and with music!
Postcard: Dedicated to the powers that be. Sfigato = Loser
Happy Birthday, Elsa Lanchester (28 October 1902 – 26 December 1986) who is most famous for a role with no dialogue - the Bride of Frankenstein!
The usual suspects, some Halloween-y tunes, and some new-to-me songs.
Image: tintype from my collection. Despite being thrown in the trash (my partner found her), then knocked off the shelf by a small cat, and chewed on by a large dog, she's still here!
Chris Young of Are Friends Electric? (Sundays on WAYO from 8a-10a) takes over Ether Transmissions with a theme of Simple Machines. Hot tunes and cool lessons. Listen and learn, kids!
Songs for Mo and Poe. My best friend Mo died 5 years ago on this day. She shared a deathday with Edgar Allan Poe. She would have liked that.
Postcard: Portugal, 1969 by Ed van der Elsken (sent to me by Mo on April Fools Day 2003)
Jack the Ripper, murder ballads, devils, malcontents, and other sundries. And happy birthday Gibby Haynes (b. 9/30/1957)
Postcard: Bronze Head Augustus, 27 BC
Graveyard theme in honor of Rochester's beautiful Mt. Hope Cemetery, dedicated on October 3, 1838. A little early to kick off my favorite season.
Photo: Jenn Libby in Mt. Hope Cemetery in the mid-1990s
