On Tanner and Moore, James interviews

BBC filmmaker Stuart Tanner, a KRUU-FM featured host who's been working on reconciliation programs in Iraq and is due back for several weeks in May to teach a film class at the university.

Coming up this Friday on Planet Erstwild:

James interviews Professor Norman Finkelstein, author of The Holocaust Industry and Beyond Chutzpah: On the Misuse of Anti-Semitism and the Abuse of History. Professor Finkelstein spoke at Grinnell College on April 21 at 8pm in Room 101 in the Joe Rosenfield Center, 1115 8th Ave., Grinnell, Iowa.

Don't miss the Magyar Mix on Sunday at 1 pm when we will play some great folk dance songs from the tradition, passed down from musician to musician, including but not limited to Gázsa (István Papp) and his band, and we always mix in other styles just to keep things interesting ...

Tune in and enjoy!

Irving Toast, disembodied poet laureate from the late 1890's, has found his favorite haunting place at KRUU-LP 100.1 FM, "The Voice of Fairfield" on Sunday mornings at 10:30 am.

Though at times you may hear his ethereal jabbering wending its way through the microphone cords, his chosen earthly medium, and host of the show, is Fairfield poet Rustin Larson.

Irving, through Rustin, will be interviewing established and emerging poets and writers from the North American literary scene and hosting haunting literary performances from talent near and far.

Tune in this Sunday, April 20^th to catch a brand new interview with renowned New Hampshire poet, W. E. Butts.

Pour the pancake batter, Maybelle! This one is gooood!

Bill Teeple, Donna Colby, and Allen Cobb interview Randy West this week. Randy is the extraordinary Executive and Artistic Director of the Fairfield Arts and Convention Center (http://www.fairfieldacc.com), and he will be talking in depth about the current musical "Godspell." Randy has been involved in musical theatre productions around the country for decades, and is probably responsible in one way or another for more than 3,000 productions of "Godspell."

His current production at the Sondheim Center is an innovative new vision of the show, with music completely reconceived by Justin Hill, the Center's musical director. Performers are from the region, with a few from across the country.

If you thought that "Godspell" is just another musical, you'll be intrigued by Randy's in-depth discussion of this new version. If you've seen "Godspell" before (or perhaps the movie), then you're in for a pleasant surprise.

Moby is coming to Fairfield next Saturday, April 26th! My sons Forest (12), Shane (8) and I are quite excited. I remember sending Moby a Pirate Satellite compilation 10+ years ago. I've never done that
before or since. I don't know if he even got it.

Moby was probably my favorite musician in the 90's and I still
enjoy him very much today. His 1993 CD "Ambient" was a benchmark for me. He's
currently Shane's fave musician. I like Moby's music- except the very techno ones- and his spirituality. Moby often writes these long spiritually inspired essays on his liner
notes.

On Pirate Satellite today my son Shane will join me in the KRUU-FM studios, located in the cultural district of Fairfield, Iowa. Together we'll play some of the Moby songs we enjoy.

We hope you enjoy, too.

P5K

Common Peoples Workers Union Unite!

Dear Listeners;  This week we will continue with our exposition of "Apocalypse of Jes-Us Christ" we're at chapter 11... But first a look back at the Passover Times with Moses the servant of God, or Moses Hello Friend of God, Moses the meek man of God.  Numbers 15 to start with offerings of sundry sorts and the importance of the obedience to the Sabbath day of rest, no fire{electricity} no work or cooking, all to remember and be thankful, no respect of persons, praise prayers and anthems, to Thee we present. Ah, the people of the Hebrews with Psalms before Thee went.  Also too; Numbers 16 Korah's rebellion and result, for selfwill in declaring that any could minister the holy incense and not only as God had commanded Moses and the Levites.  Then on to chapter 11 of Revelation, measuring the Temple in heavenly times, the rise of the two witnesses in sackcloth and ashes{repentance time, heavenly time} earthquake time too.

 Love Brother Joel 

On Planet Erstwild, James interviews some amazing people:

2pm- Baton Rouge-based bluesman extraordinaire Larry Garner who is playing the Morning Star Friday April 18.

3pm- BBC filmmaker Stuart Tanner, a KRUU-FM featured host, who's been working in Iraq and is due back for several weeks in May to teach a film class at the university.

4pm- Oceana & Mac Gayden, who along with Mac Gayden Jr are bringing their 7-piece jam band Zenphonic for the David Lynch weekend. They'll be at the Morning Star Saturday night April 26 following the Moby/Donovan concert.

Hello all. It's me, Cameron, just reminding you to turn your dials to 100.1 KRUU-FM LP 5-6 today [Thursday] to hear a brand-spankin' new Hippie and the Hipster. We've got a revolutionary playlist, ranging from up-and-coming new-rave art bands [i.e Klaxons, Xiu Xiu] to some mellow-out ambience, to some raging house beats. (Hopefully soon, I'll have up some self-made tracks, which are always fun)
Requests always welcome, and I DO stress on the always part.
:]

Call in, live a little.
You know the number - 641.209.1083
Hope to hear from ya'!
-c