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 →
The following is from Chrissie Cochrane, our executive director. Hi all I guess this Christmas is going to be somewhat different from what we are normally used to: many may be spending Christmas alone for the first time as they … Continue reading →
This week I’ve got some new Christmas craziness from The Funny Music Project and Reapers Without Peepers, we’ll find out what happens when Santa tries to visit a native American village who’s never heard of him, we’ll hear about a … Continue reading →
It’s another Christmas special with music from eastern Europe, Mexico, Peru, Hawaii and more. I’ve got everything from eastern orthodox church music to folk, Hawaiian, latin, Christian contemporary and even techno and dark ambient, so please tune in tonight at … Continue reading →
This week it’s Chinese composer Jianner Zhou’s 1st symphony, an expression of his feelings about the cultural revolution. It’s at 0 UTC first thing on Sunday, catch it Saturday night at 7 PM eastern, 4 PM Pacific, and 1 A.M. … Continue reading →
This month: weird ways animals communicate. While folks in the US where I live have been talking turkey all week, we’ll look into some weird ways animals communicate, including a bug that sings with his penis, rhinos sending scent signals … Continue reading →
What it says on the tin, some good American classical music from Ives, Copeland and Gershwin including a vintage recording of Rhapsody in Blue from 1927. It’s at 0 UTC first thing on Sunday, catch it Saturday night at 7 … Continue reading →
Hi all, the first 3rd of this week’s Train Wreck is devoted to the most important meal of the day, breakfast. I’ve got a brand new one from thefump.com from TV’s Kyle, as well as Firesign Theater, Zappa, and some … Continue reading →
This week there’s music from Ethiopia, Seria, Vietnam, India, Senegal, the US, including some salsa, a jazz standard from Mexico, some music from Paraguay, Brazil, Spain, Jamaica, and Canada. , Please tune in on Wednesday at 3 UTC, 3 AM … Continue reading →
This week I’ve got salsa from Yankee Stadium, music from the US Mexican border, rock from India and Portugal, folk from Ireland, Sweden, Finland, Hungary, Greece and Iran, and some great instrumental music from our station manager Chrissie Cochrane. Please … Continue reading →
Hi all, 1 day after election day here in the states I’ve got some humorous jabs at the candidates, yes, both of them, and a comical look back over the toilet paper apocalypse that was and is 2020 brand new … Continue reading →
