The Moral Airwaves
CRD again. Norbert von Heim süß Heim hat ein Interview mit Jenny Außerstorfer über Sexualtherapie durchgeführt. Then the Local scene turns 40. We had to check to see what the roman numeral for 50 is. (It’s L) He’s taking a look at our own local heroes here at GTR. And then er-em On Air has a special highlighting many of the records that have turned 50 (L) this year. Yesterdays shows repeat at 11 in the morning too. OK that’s it.
Today is an Unerhört Sandwich. Part one at the start, part 2 at the end with goodies in the middle. Rückbau is in the studio again and Alex Hellcat is always ready. This Monday can be saved.
We’re wordless. We are without words. So there will be no words. None.
What could we add to this menu? Nothing I think. Read it. Hear it. Live it.
There’s good news and bad news. The bad news is that Holger can not attend tonight’s edition of Friday Night Live. This is bad. However, there is good news. As you can see above, we have made some substitutions. This will be good. Holger will return next week and then the world will again take on it’s spherical shape. Last night’s stuff can be heard today starting at 11 as well. Doggie!
Yesterday’s shows at 11. Today’s new goodies at 19:00. Shake is going metal again and Metal Illness is live from the studio as almost always. The Kids Are Alright and Virtual Injection take care of the freeform side of things. So today is a metal sandwich with freeform bread. Bon appetit.
There was so much shredding in the 80’s that one show just wasn’t enough. So Mike Kalodner is coming to the studio this evening to continue the project. It will be fast. Verschwende deine Jugend keeps on verschending, we’ll see what’s happening at the Soundspielplatz and Dancehall Boom will let the beat drop as always- And remember: More is more.
It’s time for that Community Radio Day that you all know and love. The flyer says it all. So read it!
Heim süß Heim focuses on the circle of life today (It will all make sense on air) with interviews mit:
Christine Kocur – Erzieherin
Dr. Dominik Wittmann (Oberarzt. Facharzt für Palliativmedezin)
Everything’s perfectly all right now. We’re fine. We’re all fine here, now, thank you. How are you?