Sunday night March 14th 2010
Beginning @ 11e/10c/9m/8p
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Just so we don't completely drop the baton I wanted to alert our listeners about some great indie acts playing Iowa in the next month or so. They are as follows:

April 1st (Thursday) Headlights and David Bazan (frontman for Pedro The Lion) at The Mill, Iowa City

April 9th (Friday) The Morning Benders at The Vaudeville Mews, Des Moines

April 10th (Saturday) The Morning Benders at The Maintenance Shop, Ames

April 21st (Wednesday) Phantogram and The Antlers at The Blue Moose Taphouse, Iowa City

May 1st (Saturday) Ra Ra Riot and Free Energy at Maquoketa, IA, Codfish Hollow Barn, 3437 288th Ave (Daytrotter Barn Series)

We've already made plans to go to at least two of these shows (and hopefully more). There's nothing better than great music in an intimate venue. Enjoy!

Hey,

Unfortunately it appears we're having some technical difficulties at the station tonight. Profuse apologies for that. We promise to get it sorted out for next week at the very least.

Luke

All New show to ring in the spring and the warm weather, we have an all new hot show for you with hosts John Cope and Zander Stone, reigning out of Iowa City; bringing an eclectic mix to the table as usual..

The Playlist tonight is as follows:

Abstract Rude- The conch

Funky DL- Circles (remix)-Prod. by Dj Spinna

Pharoahe Monch- Livin it up

B-One- Empire Staters

Aesop Rock- The Harbour is Yours

KRS One- Free Mumia (Feat. Channel Live)

Big L- Da Graveyard (Feat. grand daddy i.u., jay-z, lord finesse, microphone nut)

James Moore talks with Koplant_ No saxophonist Joel Vanderheyden on a live call-in interview Thursday at 1pm CST.

Based out of Iowa City, Joel and Koplant_No, will be performing in Fairfield this Saturday, March 13th at 8pm in Morning Star Studio on the square.

The group is a forward-thinking ensemble that incorporates elements of jazz, electronic music, and progressive rock, and whose influences include Radiohead, Telefon Tel Aviv, Michael Brecker, Beck, J Dilla, Garbage Factory and Happy Apple.

William Butler Yeats

From Wikipedia

Michael Linenberger is being called the "Efficiency Guru". He's a renowned speaker, teacher, and consultant, and author of four top-selling productivity books, including Total Workday Control Using Microsoft Outlook, the #1 bestselling book on Microsoft Outlook for four years running.

His new Master Your Workday Now! Proven Strategies to Control Chaos, Create Outcomes & Connect Your Work to Who You Really Are focuses on managing email and task lists, maximizing productivity, and finding your "life's work". Monica Hadley and Caroline Kilbourn are looking forward to welcoming Michael Linenberger this Friday at 1pm on KRUU.

GREAT TASTE presents four courses of Italian delights in a live broadcast from the At Home Store.  The show features one hour of a cooking class sponsored by SOFIA-the Society of Fairfield Italian Americans.

Here's a rundown of the menu:

Antipasto-Herbed fresh cheese balls in a roasted tomato sauce

Primo-Pasta with chard, kale, and beet greens

Insalata-Raw kale and braised beets with toasted pecans and orange segments

Dolce-Parmigiano Reggiano "gelato" with aged balsamic vinegar, apple slices, and toasted nuts

We may add a dish or two as the show goes along.  Catch us on the live stream if you aren't local by clicking in the "Playing On Air Now" box at the top left of the KRUU home page. 

WARNING:  EAT BEFORE LISTENING AS THIS SHOW WILL DEFINITELY CAUSE HUNGER PAINS.

Inspiration is a funny thing: It can appear out of nowhere, at any time. If you were ever wondering what it would be like to listen to two hours of radio that was specifically designed for listening while in a hot tub, well, now you have it. I cannot say that there are any songs about bathing, there are not. Nor are there any songs about jacuzzi's, or bubbling water, or crowds of people drinking wine...uh, in a, uh, pool. Nevertheless, I have gleaned a spark of inspiration from the thought of sitting with key individuals in my life, in a swirling bath of 102 degree water, sipping a hydrating bevarage of some form or another. After my opening theme song of 'All Around You', we will kick it into high gear with 'When I'm 64', by The Beatles. Listen also for Fleetwood Mac, Badly Drawn Boy, Elvis Costello, and Cracker to highlight suite one. After a lubricious first half, suite two will commence with 'Show and Tell' by Al Wilson, an old r&b classic.

(Read below for URL link to play list) World-class UK musicians William Orbit and Zero 7 band and its affiliated artists will take center stage for the entire program.  DJ Andy Bargerstock has been zealousy cherishing this week's program for three years.  If you have followed Fringe Toast, you may recognize some of these tracks.  But, on this night, they are assembled into a marvelous fabric of endorphin-rich flavors.  DJ Andy first discovered William Orbit (photo) around 1990 when he purchased a used LP by the group, Torch Song, Orbit's early collaboration with vocalist Laurie Mayer.  The first hour of this program will display the electronic music mastery of Orbit through his solo work and work with vocalists, Laurie Mayer and Beth Orton.  In the