Friday, February 27, 2015

Friday's Jive 02-27-15

Good evening, it's Friday, February 27th, and this is the Jive at Five - WESU's Daily community calendar and run down of night time programming here on 88.1 FM WESU Middletown, your station for NPR, Pacifica, independent and local public affairs by day and the best in free-form community programming week nights and weekends. I'm Stephan Allison, host of River Valley Rhythms heard Thursdays at 4 pm here at WESU. Thanks for tuning in.
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For the latest in local arts and entertainment anytime you're not hearing it on our Jive, go to arts2GO.org – the City’s website for what’s going on and what’s to do with a highlight on the arts in Middletown. That's arts2GO.org

Now, here’s a rundown of some of what’s scheduled in the community this weekend.

On Saturday, Connecticut author Beth Lapin launches her latest novel “Caravan of Dreams” at 2 p.m. at the Russell Library in Middletown with a talk and book signing. Visit russelllibrary.org for details and more community activities. 

In New Haven tonight at Cafe Nine, at 5 Victor Roland takes the stage, with Natalie Tuttle, Rusty Things, and Peter J Brail following at 9. Saturday afternoon’s Jazz Jam session is with The George Baker Band, and at 9 you can catch MV & EE, Spectre Folk, and more. Sunday afternoon it's the Americana Songwriter Circle 3, followed by Sunday night’s Blues Boot Camp with Greg Sherrod at 8. Visit cafenine.com

In Hartford, at Blackeyed Sally’s tonight you have the reggae/hip-hop fusion group The Alchemystics, along with Danny Pease & the Regulators.  Saturday is Caravan Of Thieves, with a blend of gypsy swing & popular music. Visit blackeyedsallys.com 

At Wesleyan’s Center for the Arts, tonight & Saturday they present the “Starfall”, a thesis theater production by Grace Herman-Holland, with actor-audience interactions and elements of Japanese Kabuki theater. Also tonight & Saturday, Sara Guernsey presents her thesis theater production “The Visiting Room,” based on testimonials and interviews with five prison inmates.  In Crowell Concert Hall tonight catch the CT premiere of Tari Aceh! Music and Dance from Northern Sumatra, with traditional Indonesian dancers. On Sunday the Stanley Maxwell Quartet, playing original arrangements of jazz, perform at the Russell House.  Details at wesleyan.edu/cfa

Manic Productions presents Yung Lean & Sad Boys at The Space in Hamden tonight.  Saturday, they offer The Dodos, and Springtime Carnivore at the same location. Details at manicproductions.org

At The Buttonwood Tree in Middletown tonight, celebrate Chinese New Year with traditional music by Ming Zhu, poetry by Lara Peng, and more.  The Aligned with Source workshop series with Annaita Gandhy continues this Saturday at 10:30. This week’s theme is Balancing Your Life.  Enjoy jazz with guitarist Dan Arcamone and friends Saturday night at 8. Food Not Bombs serves food outside The Buttonwood Tree every Sunday round about 1 p.m. Help prepare the meal at First Church on Court Street at 11:30 a.m if you like. At 2:30, enjoy the Connecticut National Youth Poetry Slam Team tryouts, followed by comedy with the Great Make Believe Improv Show at 7.  The Wonder of Women art exhibit opens on Sunday and features a variety of women artists. Next Monday morning at 10:30 the Hearing Voices Network meets. buttonwood.org has more.

At Toad’s Place in New Haven tonight at 9:30 Partynextdoor takes the stage. toadsplace.com has the complete line-up.

At Infinity Hall – Hartford tonight’s headliner is “The New Queen of Soul” and Broadway star Bettye Lavette at 8. On Saturday it’s Comedy Night: Battle of the Sexes, bringing you headliner stand-up comics from late night TV. On Sunday three-time Grammy winner and roots music storyteller Keb’ Mo’ is on at 7:30. Details at infinityhall.com

The Hartford Public Library presents “Hartford Renaissance: Celebrating the Art of Romare Bearden,” this Saturday from 9 to 12 a.m. in honor of Black History Month. There are panel and group discussions, and a performance by The Iron Poets.  Register at hplct.org. And the Library's Baby Grand Jazz series continues this Sunday at 3 p.m. with guest artist Laszlo Gardony. Learn more at hplct.org

Now here's a rundown of cinema off the beaten track in Central Connecticut:

At Real Art Ways in Hartford, Magician: The Astonishing Life and Work of Orson Welles looks at the remarkable genius of Orson Welles on the eve of his centenary. It opens tonight running through Mar. 5. Also, CitizenFour, the 2015 Oscar winner for best documentary feature is back for a limited run as the early show tonight through Mar. 5. Visit realartways.org

At Trinity College’s Cinestudio, tonight and Saturday they’re screening “Foxcatcher,” starring Steve Carell, Channing Tatum, and Mark Ruffalo, based on the true story of a DuPont heir who invites two struggling wrestlers to his farm for training.  On Sunday they open a run of the 1956 John Ford film “The Searchers,” starring John Wayne and Natalie Wood, restored in Technicolor.  It was voted number 12 on the American Film Institute’s 100 Greatest American Films of All Time. Visit 
www.cinestudio.org.
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And now let’s take a look at tonight’s programming on WESU.

Right after the Jive At Five from 5:05 to 6pm it’s
 Chocolate Cake with DJ Rob on the 1st, 3rd and 5th Fridays of the month. An hour long musical sugar high. Power-pop plus Brit-pop and singer/songwriters from the 60's to today. Then at 6, following Chocolate Cake it's half an hour with Argus News Radio with campus and Middletown news, from our microphones to your ears. And on the 2nd and 4th Fridays it's Ear-Candy with DJ Sick Nelden where you hear the newest in Indie Rock, through the lens of pop and the absurd straight through to 6:30.

Then from 6:30 to 7pm listen to the Middletown Youth Radio Project - A weekly radio program featuring the thoughts, voices, creativity and talent of the kids in the WESU neighborhood.

At 7 until 8:30pm we have the Universal Sound Wave with Sistah Tee - Informing listeners about local and global issues with health, nutrition, and stress reduction tips, featuring a wide range of music including African, reggae, gospel, R&B, Latin, and blues.

Next up until 10pm, we take it
 From the Otherside with 
Rok-A-Dee - The Voice of Hartford, including local artists from Connecticut, New York, Massachusetts and Rhode Island. He also features upcoming artists performing Caribbean R & B, Soca and international music.

Then at 10pm we go 
In the Master Bedroom, Under the Bed with 
Dope Dave - Celebrating conscious hip-hop and its offshoots & influences. Acrobatic emcees and down-tempo poets mix it up over varied oceans of sound.

At Midnight until 3am Saturday we go into OVERDRIVE with Clarence Scott and Shantay Scott - offering Urban Contemporary, Hip Hop, and Traditional gospel music.

At 3, it's Bassment Beats with DJ LOKASH, celebrating its 10th year of bringing you the latest in aboveground & underground hip-hop mixed live; followed by his New World Show, with the best in Global Bass mixed live til 4. Baila coño!

Sing Out! Radio Magazine with Tom Druckenmiller comes on at 4 until 5am with a weekly, hour-long “magazine format” program, featuring interviews in addition to “live” and recorded traditional folk musics.

And we bring in the daylight from 5:00 to 6:00am with the 
BBC World News 
- a daily News roundup from the British Broadcasting Corporation

And staying on the other side of the big pond, from 6:00 to 7:00am it’s
 the Celtic Café
 with Pat Laffan and Mark Gallagher presenting traditional and contemporary music with a Celtic connection.

And now that the coffee’s hot enjoy Caffé Italia from 7:00 to 8:00am 
with Francesco Fiumara, the former host of WESU's own WESParla 
 - A weekly roundup of news, music and memories from Italy.

That’s all for today’s Jive At Five, tune in each and every weekday at 4:55 pm to hear about what’s going on in the community and on the air right here at 88.1 FM WESU, a community service of Wesleyan University since 1939.

The Music behind today’s Jive At Five is from the Anthony Braxton Quartet, 8 Standards (Wesleyan) 2001, featuring Anthony Braxton, Kevin O'Neil, Andy Eulau, and Kevin Norton. The selection is Nuages and it's out on Barking Hoop Records.

The written form for what you've heard on today’s jive is online at wesufm.org/jive

And if you value WESU as a source for information and entertainment in your life, how about supporting the station with a donation? You can make that donation online at wesufm.org anytime. Thanks for listening!


Thursday, February 26, 2015

Thursday's Jive

Today's Jive was produced by,

JCherry... producer and host of 
VOICE of the CITY

 Airing on WESU 88.1 FM Middletown
Tuesdays from 8-9PM
Live and local... This ain't no commercial radio!

www.jcherrypresents.com
 
 
 
 
Good evening, it's Thursday, February 26th, and this is the Jive at Five, our daily community calendar and rundown of night time programming here on WESU 88.1 FM Middletown, your station for NPR, Pacifica, independent and local public affairs by day, and the best in free-form community programming week-nights and weekends. I'm JCherry producer and host of VOICE of the CITY,Tuesday from 8-9PM, Showcasing live and local music, arts, and culture. 



Here’s some of what’s going on in our area this week.

Tonight, at the Russell Library in Middletown,  The Veterans Writing Group meets on Thursday at 7.  On Saturday, Connecticut author Beth Lapin launches her latest novel “Caravan of Dreams” at 2 p.m., with a book signing after the talk. Visithttp://www.russelllibrary.org for details and information on more community activities. 



At the Buttonwood Tree in Middletown, The Middlesex Drum Circle meets on tonight at 7; bring your own, or use one from the onsite collection.  On Friday, celebrate Chinese New Year with traditional music by Ming Zhu, poetry by Lara Peng, and more.  The Aligned with Source workshop series with Annaita Gandhy continues this Saturday at 10:30. This week’s theme is Balancing Your Life.  Enjoy jazz with guitarist Dan Arcamone and friends Saturday night at 8. Sunday’s worship service at 10 is with Rev. Ronnie Bantum and at 11 with Pastor Sandra Steele. Food Not Bombs serves food outside the Buttonwood Tree every Sunday at about 1 p.m. Help prepare the meal at First Church on Court Street at 11:30. At 2:30, enjoy the Connecticut National Youth Poetry Slam Team tryouts, followed by comedy with the Great Make Believe Improv Show at 7.  The Wonder of Women art exhibit opens on Sunday and features a variety of women artists.  Next Monday morning at 10:30 the Hearing Voices Network meets. http://www.buttonwood.org



At Wesleyan’s Center for the Arts, tonight through Saturday they present the “Starfall” thesis theater production by Grace Herman-Holland, with actor-audience interactions and elements of Japanese Kabuki theater. On Friday and Saturday, Sara Guernsey presents her thesis theater production “The Visiting Room,” based on testimonials and interviews with five prison inmates.  On Friday in Crowell Concert Hall it’s the Connecticut premier of Tari Aceh! Music and Dance from Northern Sumatra, with traditional Indonesian dancers.  On Sunday, they sponsor the Stanley Maxwell Quartet, playing original arrangements of jazz at the Russell House.  Details at http://www.wesleyan.edu/cfa .
 
In New Haven tonight, at Cafe Nine, Manic Productions brings you And The Kids, The Sun Parade, and Rudeyna.  On Friday at 5, Victor Roland takes the Café Nine stage, with Natalie Tuttle, Rusty Things, and Peter J Brail following at 9.  Saturday afternoon’s Jazz Jam session is with The George Baker Band, and at 9 you can catch MV & EE, Spectre Folk, and more.  Sunday afternoon brings you the Americana Songwriter Circle 3, followed by Sunday night’s Blues Boot Camp with Greg Sherrod at 8.   http://www.cafenine.com

At Toad’s Place in New Haven on tonight it’s Bright Night 14: Electro Glow Party, with music on two stages.  On Friday at 9:30 Partynextdoor takes the stage.www.toadsplace.com has the complete line-up.
 
Up in Hartford, at Blackeyed Sally’s, Friday, enjoy the reggae/hip-hop fusion group The Alchemystics, along with Danny Pease & the Regulators.   On deck for Saturday is Caravan Of Thieves, with a blend of gypsy swing and popular music. www.blackeyedsallys.com   for more.


 Manic Productions brings you Yung Lean & Sad Boys at The Space in Hamden.  Saturday, they offer The Dodos, and Springtime Carnivore, also at the Space in Hamden.    Details at http://www.manicproductions.org

The Harriet Beecher Stowe Center in Hartford brings you Hugh Howard in their Nook Farm Author Talk series, who will present “Houses of Civil War America,” tonight at 7 p.m. http://www.harrietbeecherstowecenter.org

Tonight Music at the Hubbard House presents a concert by BluesGrass  at 7:30 at their Middletown location.  Proceeds benefit  the Artists for World Peace “Children of Peace,” along with the Amazing Grace Food Pantry.  Info at http://www.artistsforworldpeace.org



At Infinity Hall - Hartford, On Thursday, pop star Mary Lambert takes the Infinity stage at 8.  Friday’s headliner is “The New Queen of Soul” and Broadway star Bettye Lavette at 8. On Saturday it’s Comedy Night: Battle of the Sexes, bringing you headliner stand-up comics from late night TV. On Sunday three-time Grammy winner and roots music storyteller Keb’ Mo’ takes the Infinity stage at 7:30. All details athttp://www.infinityhall.com

The Hartford Public Library presents “Hartford Renaissance: Celebrating the Art of Romare Bearden,” this Saturday from 9 to 12 a.m. in honor of Black History Month. There are panel and group discussions, and a performance by The Iron Poets.  Register at the library website.  Their Baby Grand Jazz series continues this Sunday at 3 p.m. with guest artist Laszlo Gardony. http://www.hplct.org

Now here's a rundown of cinema off the beaten track in Central Connecticut:

At Real Art Ways in Hartford, they continue their run of “Northern Borders,” the story of a young boy sent to live on his grandparents’ farm in Kingdom County, Vermont in 1956, through tonight.  Also continuing is “Timbuktu,” a story of a cattle herder and his family who live near this ancient city that is now ruled by religious Jihadist extremists.  Improv’d Cinema happens tonight at 8, when Sea Tea Improv does the voiceover for the audience choice from five bad films.  This week they’ll open a run of “Magician:  The Astonishing Live and Work of Orson Welles,” in honor of the eve of his centenary.  Check website for dates and times.   www.realartways.com.

At Trinity College’s Cinestudio, the run of “The Passionate Thief,” a restored 1960 Italian classic about a seductive starlet who hooks up with a con man to pull off a robbery at a lavish party, continues through tonight.  On Friday and Saturday they’re screening “Foxcatcher,” starring Steve Carell, Channing Tatum, and Mark Ruffalo, based on the true story of a DuPont heir who invites two struggling wrestlers to his farm for training.  On Sunday they open a run of the 1956 John Ford film “The Searches,” starring John Wayne and Natalie Wood, restored in Technicolor.  It was voted number 12 on the American Film Institute’s 100 Greatest American Films of All Time.  www.cinestudio.org.

Now here's what's on the air tonight on WESU:

5:05-6:30pm
Homegrown with Rob DeRosa
The best crop of Connecticut-connected music presented for a global audience.

6:30-8pm
(1,3,5) Radio Obscura with Joe McCarthy and Paco Winebox
Radio Obscura is an enormous rocket ship secretly being constructed in the Connecticut River Valley in preparation for an “extinction level event.”
(2,4) Imagine with Karen Stein
Peace through music! Mostly world music, blended with music from the US and music from down the road.
           
8-9:30pm        
Evening Jazz with Bill Denert
Where hearing is the best experience. A broad range of swing, be-bop, and avant-garde as well as a sprinkling of new releases.
                                               
9:30-10:30pm 
(1,3,5) Undercover with Rebecca Seidel
Bridging genres and generations, UnderCover explores the concept of inspiration through imitation. Nothing is original.
(2,4) Sugar, Spice, and Everything Nice with DJ Mac Cavity
Bask in the light of the sunshine pop, baroque pop and surf music of the past and indulge in the sweet, sugar coated, happy tunes of yesteryear.
                       
10:30-11:30pm           
(1,3,5) Underdogs Edge with DJ Malik1Fam
The Underdogs Edge will feature local hip-hop artists across the region with tracks from mainstream artists normally not played on the radio.
(2,4) Good Times: Radio Plays with MKC, Omardaslayer, and djspecialk
Omardaslayer, SpecialK and MKC are back for a third season of transatlantic knee-slapping guffaws and bantering industry talk.

11:30-12:30am           
(1,3,5) The Chillin Factory with Noah G. and DJ So Fresh So Clean
Quality hip hop analysis and dissection favoring and promoting music which provides the best human interpretation for the Platonic form of "chill."         
(2,4) The British Are Coming with DJ Babelfish
Explore British music, one region at a time. With music from the British invasion to today, this show is not limited to a specific time or genre.

12:30-1:30am 
(1,3,5) Sleep Walk Radio with Clip
Eavesdropping on a night brain: techno, house, post-rock, and snippets of radio talk shows
(2,4) Earwash with Le DJ
Clean out your ears with grimy punk and tour the 70's musical explosion. Leather jackets, 2 minute songs, and downstrokes.

1:30-2:30am
(1,3,5) Efly in the Mix with DJ Efly
From modern hip hop bangers to old school funky jams, Efly spins an eclectic mix of music that will keep his listeners grooving late into the night.           
(2,4) Trance on the Porch with DJ Mark
Spinning since 2000, laying down deep progressive house and trance grooves.

2:30-3:30am
RootsWorld Radio with Cliff Furnald

3:30-4am
The Divide and Conquer News Report with C.C.  Arshagra
A weekly fake news (comedy) show and spin off series from producer, host, spoken mind poet C.C. Arshagra.

That’s all for today’s Jive at Five, if you didn’t get a chance to write down some of the information mentioned in our community calendar, the script is published online at www.wesufm.org/jive

and while I have your attention, WESU could use your help in the current Hartford Reader Poll which is going on now. Ballots are online at CTnow.com and we'd surely appreciate it if you could vote for WESU as the BEST College Radio station and look for and write in your favorite WESU DJs and personalities too!
 

02-25-15 Jive

Good evening, it's Wednesday, February 25th, and this is the Jive at Five, our daily community calendar and rundown of night time programming here on WESU 88.1 FM Middletown, your station for NPR, Pacifica, independent and local public affairs by day, and the best in free-form community programming week-nights and weekends.

I’m Bill Denert, producer and host of Thursday night’s Evening Jazz where “hearing is the best experience” and Connecticut’s number 1 Washington Nationals fan! Thanx for tuning in!

Here’s some of what’s going on in our area this week.

Tonight, at the Russell Library in Middletown, the Connecticut Poetry Society meets at 6.  On Thursday, comic book historian Bill Foster discusses the changing image of African Americans in comic books at 7.  The Veterans Writing Group meets on Thursday at 7.  On Saturday, Connecticut author Beth Lapin launches her latest novel “Caravan of Dreams” at 2 p.m., with a book signing after the talk. Visithttp://www.russelllibrary.org for details and information on more community activities. 


In New Haven tonight, at Cafe Nine at 5, it’s Kings & Queens of East Rock.  On Thursday, Manic Productions brings you And The Kids, The Sun Parade, and Rudeyna.  On Friday at 5, Victor Roland takes the Café Nine stage, with Natalie Tuttle, Rusty Things, and Peter J Brail following at 9.  Saturday afternoon’s Jazz Jam session is with The George Baker Band, and at 9 you can catch MV & EE, Spectre Folk, and more.  Sunday afternoon brings you the Americana Songwriter Circle 3, followed by Sunday night’s Blues Boot Camp with Greg Sherrod at 8.   http://www.cafenine.com

Up in Hartford, at Blackeyed Sally’s, it’s the Wednesday Blues Jam  with Tim McDonald.  Friday, enjoy the reggae/hip-hop fusion group The Alchemystics, along with Danny Pease & the Regulators.   On deck for Saturday is Caravan Of Thieves, with a blend of gypsy swing and popular music. www.blackeyedsallys.com   for more.

At Wesleyan’s Center for the Arts, tonight at 8, The Russell House series presents poet Ron Padgett, with a reception and book signing following the presentation. 

Thursday through Saturday they present the “Starfall” thesis theater production by Grace Herman-Holland, with actor-audience interactions and elements of Japanese Kabuki theater. On Friday and Saturday, Sara Guernsey presents her thesis theater production “The Visiting Room,” based on testimonials and interviews with five prison inmates.  On Friday in Crowell Concert Hall it’s the Connecticut premier of Tari Aceh! Music and Dance from Northern Sumatra, with traditional Indonesian dancers.  On Sunday, they sponsor the Stanley Maxwell Quartet, playing original arrangements of jazz at the Russell House.  Details at http://www.wesleyan.edu/cfa .

The Middletown Scottish Country Dancers meet Wednesday at First Church on Court St.  Partners not necessary.  Call 860-347-0278 for details.

Tonight, Manic Productions brings you the California X, Ovlov, and Dead Pines at Bar in New Haven.  On Friday they’ve got Yung Lean & Sad Boys at The Space in Hamden.  Saturday, they offer The Dodos, and Springtime Carnivore, also at the Space in Hamden.    Details at http://www.manicproductions.org

The Harriet Beecher Stowe Center in Hartford brings you Hugh Howard in their Nook Farm Author Talk series, who will present “Houses of Civil War America,” tonight at 7 p.m. http://www.harrietbeecherstowecenter.org

Music at the Hubbard House presents a concert by BluesGrass this Thursday at 7:30 at their Middletown location.  Proceeds benefit  the Artists for World Peace “Children of Peace,” along with the Amazing Grace Food Pantry.  Info at http://www.artistsforworldpeace.org

At the Buttonwood Tree in Middletown, The Middlesex Drum Circle meets on Thursday at 7; bring your own, or use one from the onsite collection.  On Friday, celebrate Chinese New Year with traditional music by Ming Zhu, poetry by Lara Peng, and more.  The Aligned with Source workshop series with Annaita Gandhy continues this Saturday at 10:30. This week’s theme is Balancing Your Life.  Enjoy jazz with guitarist Dan Arcamone and friends Saturday night at 8. Sunday’s worship service at 10 is with Rev. Ronnie Bantum and at 11 with Pastor Sandra Steele. Food Not Bombs serves food outside the Buttonwood Tree every Sunday at about 1 p.m. Help prepare the meal at First Church on Court Street at 11:30. At 2:30, enjoy the Connecticut National Youth Poetry Slam Team tryouts, followed by comedy with the Great Make Believe Improv Show at 7.  The Wonder of Women art exhibit opens on Sunday and features a variety of women artists.  Next Monday morning at 10:30 the Hearing Voices Network meets. http://www.buttonwood.org

At Toad’s Place in New Haven on Thursday it’s Bright Night 14: Electro Glow Party, with music on two stages.  On Friday at 9:30 Partynextdoor takes the stage.www.toadsplace.com has the complete line-up.


At Infinity Hall - Hartford, On Thursday, pop star Mary Lambert takes the Infinity stage at 8.  Friday’s headliner is “The New Queen of Soul” and Broadway star Bettye Lavette at 8. On Saturday it’s Comedy Night: Battle of the Sexes, bringing you headliner stand-up comics from late night TV. On Sunday three-time Grammy winner and roots music storyteller Keb’ Mo’ takes the Infinity stage at 7:30. All details athttp://www.infinityhall.com

The Hartford Public Library presents “Hartford Renaissance: Celebrating the Art of Romare Bearden,” this Saturday from 9 to 12 a.m. in honor of Black History Month. There are panel and group discussions, and a performance by The Iron Poets.  Register at the library website.  Their Baby Grand Jazz series continues this Sunday at 3 p.m. with guest artist Laszlo Gardony. http://www.hplct.org

Now here's a rundown of cinema off the beaten track in Central Connecticut:

At Real Art Ways in Hartford, they continue their run of “Northern Borders,” the story of a young boy sent to live on his grandparents’ farm in Kingdom County, Vermont in 1956, through tomorrow.  Also continuing is “Timbuktu,” a story of a cattle herder and his family who live near this ancient city that is now ruled by religious Jihadist extremists.  Improv’d Cinema happens this Thursday at 8, when Sea Tea Improv does the voiceover for the audience choice from five bad films.  This week they’ll open a run of “Magician:  The Astonishing Live and Work of Orson Welles,” in honor of the eve of his centenary.  Check website for dates and times.   www.realartways.com.

At Trinity College’s Cinestudio, the run of “The Passionate Thief,” a restored 1960 Italian classic about a seductive starlet who hooks up with a con man to pull off a robbery at a lavish party, continues through tomorrow.  On Friday and Saturday they’re screening “Foxcatcher,” starring Steve Carell, Channing Tatum, and Mark Ruffalo, based on the true story of a DuPont heir who invites two struggling wrestlers to his farm for training.  On Sunday they open a run of the 1956 John Ford film “The Searches,” starring John Wayne and Natalie Wood, restored in Technicolor.  It was voted number 12 on the American Film Institute’s 100 Greatest American Films of All Time.  www.cinestudio.org.

Now here's what's on the air tonight on WESU:

Right after the Jive at Five, stay tuned for: The Explorer’s Hour with Pickup Sticks for an exploration into the realm of indie rock and roll.

From 6-6:30, it's Mind Matters with Helen Evrard, M.D. The show provides information and guest interviews on issues concerning mental illness. The focus is exploring holistic therapies and stories of individual achievement.





And at 11pm it’s Space Music for Space with Cadet Q. All the electronic music that belongs with the world music that belongs in space.
And at midnight stay tuned for Romancipation with Dr. Love and DJ Smooth a late night 30 minute talk show.

Then at 1:30, stay tuned indigenous music from radio Pacifica. Interviews and a mix of new music from indigenous musicians from around the Western hemisphere.
From 2:30 to 3:30, it’s Full Moon Hacksaw. Syndicated jazz and blues radio from Phoenix.
And at 3:30, it’s the Graveyard Shift with DJ Otto Nation.
That’s all for today’s Jive at Five, if you didn’t get a chance to write down some of the information mentioned in our community calendar, the script is published online at www.wesufm.org/jive
Thanx for listening and stay tuned for The Explorer's Hour with DJ Pickup Sticks!


At 6:30-8pm it's Fusion Radio with James Fusion. Techno from around the globe mixed live since 1992.


And from 8-9:30pm, it's The Warehouse with Mike NyceThe best of underground house music, mixed live for your listening pleasure.
Starting at 9:30 it's NE Tempo with DJ Berk. Serious turntablism – Dubstep, DnB, techno, ragga jungle, breakbeats mixed live.
 

At 12:30 stay tuned for HD/Users/Desktop, fondling the violence of the radio signal.




The BBC world news kicks on at 4 and we start tomorrow’s broadcast day at 5am with Morning Edition from NPR.