Hi, I’m Jim Rawls, I taught school for 33 years, mostly music. I’m a musician, having put myself through school playing dance jobs etc. I have played keyboard all my life, it seems like, and only quit playing for gigs … Continue reading →
Born in 1953, Steve was educated at what is now called the New York Institute for Special Education, from which he graduated with a New York State Regents diploma in 1972. He excelled in a science, mathematics, and music curriculum, … Continue reading →
Chris Gray was born in Seattle, WA in 1953 and has lived much of his life between Seattle and the Bay Area in California. He worked in an IBM research lab for 8 years, for Oracle Corporation and finally for … Continue reading →
On Wednesday 1 January 2020 at 00:00 UTC The Global Voice will launch its brand new website, and to celebrate this, we’re having a live New Year’s Eve party. From 23:00 UTC on Tuesday December 31 to 01:00 UTC on … Continue reading →
Via the crowd sourcing website Zooniverse.org there are millions of citizen scientists participating in 1 or more of the currently 100 plus projects. From identifying galaxies to counting wild life to transcribing hand written texts to digital form, most of … Continue reading →
On this week’s show we debate computer security. Many of you will have heard of the major attack on the firm Travelex which deals with international money transfers and has links to many of the major banks. They were attacked … Continue reading →
Hi all, this week I’m postponing our series in the second half so I can bring you Monty Python’s Live At Drury Lane 1974 in its almost entirety minus Wrestling which we heard a couple weeks ago. This is in … Continue reading →
Rock’s in Your Head is a weekly classic, album, and progressive rock show featuring music from the sixties up through today by progressive and classic-rock bands. It airs weekly on Wednesday at 1600 UTC, which is 11am Eastern Time, 8am … Continue reading →
On this month’s Voices, Chrissie Cochrane talks with Lynn K Russell about her research into, and book on near death experiences, The Wonder of You. ← All Posts for Show Monthly Feature – Voices
Continue reading →In this week’s show, we look back at some of the jazz albums released in 2019. ← All Posts for Show Time for Jazz
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