
Rochester, NY's Sound of Tomorrow is the most fun you can have in orbit. Join Heather, Ross, and all of their radio friends for a journey into the future of comedy, current events, music, movies, comics, and other stuff we love.
Rochester, NY's Sound of Tomorrow is the most fun you can have in orbit. Join Heather, Ross, and all of their radio friends for a journey into the future of comedy, current events, music, movies, comics, and other stuff we love.
In this exciting 199th installment (ok, we've done a lot more than that but, with our screwy numbering system, it's 199), we're talking flossing follow-up, sex party consent (pro tip: bring a shrimp bouquet as a host gift to your next sex party to start things off on the right foot!), and fooooood. And don't forget: vote The Cocktail Party across the ballot this November!
Today's Sound of Tomorrow is all about listening so lean on in as we... talk.... About listening. Seriously, though, got some cool info from UrbanConfessional.org going on and a little bit of reading fun time, too. Also, Ross might have Zika.
Tune in, won't you?
Music today From Little Jack Melody and His Young Turks: The Last Words of Sigmund Freud (Always Vienna). We dare you to listen without crying.
What what, we got a whole lot of children here lately on the Sound of Tomorrow but also we have yet another great show for YOU! Today we're talking local news, reading time fun time, TEETH, GMOs, and protein shakes, saving the big topic of listening for next week! Listen close for the mad giggling fits.
Music today from Phil Marshall with "Grief Walks In" from his great new album Scatterbed.
You know it's going to be a high energy show when, five minutes before they go one, Heather says to Ross, "I'm so hungry!" and Ross responds with "I'm so tired!" But they pulled it out nevertheless! In today's exciting episode, we have a shout out to our friends Stacey and Cory from Air Wreck Radio (http://airwreckradio.com/), some slam poetry from Heather and her 4th grade class, and lots and lots of science news! If you're squeamish, you might want to skip that last part.....
We're back with the Sound of Tomorrow! In today's exciting episode, we have some Bowie News, a King Tut Update, some fun ideas for getting food out on that table when you're so so busy, and a pretty great discussion about reading. Join us, won't you?
Music help today from The Colorblind James Experience.
In this exciting episode, everyone's playing Pokemon Go! Some better than others. Then we're going deep with The Guardian's Long Read "How technology disrupted the truth." CW: giraffes. We put a little bow on it with some tips on how to keep on being a good friend when you're really really busy..... and, speaking of, that's our time!
Ooh, look! A Garbage Poke!
Music help today from Koo Koo Boy with "I'm in a Box."
Grab a snack, Space Cadets, because this all-new SoT is going to make you hungry! And then make you entirely lose your appetite. All within a very few minutes! Today we're talking Instagram, women's body hair and how everyone needs to shut up about what women should and should not do with it, great things about the USA, motherhood, and, finally, the kilogram.
Plus: A call from Thing.
Music help today from The Dormouse Choir with Cry Me a Liver.
Rejoice, Space Cadets! Ross Johnson, Your Favorite Co-Host has returned!!! First things first, we get the scoop on where the heck Ross has been this month; we're wishing Announcer Mike a speedy and fully successful recovery (knock wood). Then we're off to the races with a little Brexit chat, a shout out to the wonderful and talented Seanan McGuire, some planetary news, and a kinda Kondo update.
Music help from the BBBs. Thanks, Luther!
Hey, check it out! We got more music for you today! DJ HZ, take it away!
It's a great episode of the SoT today, Space Cadets, as Meeka Mason from WAYO's own The Bonfire Talks joins Heather as guest co-host at the lovely and waaaarm WAYO 104.3 FM studios! Tune in for adorable and charming Beatles covers, some getting to know you time with Meeka and Heather, and a few discussion topics. Plus, The Thing calls in! What more could you want? That's right: nothing more.
Music help from Nod.