RADIO ECOSHOCK with ALEX SMITH

Growing the Life You Want to Live ~ how do we make the change?   Life on the Farmstead with Lisa Kivirist.  Turning small scale food into a living.   Does it pay to go solar? Dan Chiras worked alternative energy for three decades, writing 30 books in the process. Plus a few minutes with an experienced solar designer and installer from Washington State, Brad Burkhartzmeyer.

THE FREE SPEECH ZONE

Tune in to The Free Speech Zone on Sunday night June 23rd at 7 pm to hear: US Imperialism Hopping on Just One Leg, a talk by Glen Ford, given at Trinity
College Hartford CT on March 3rd 2013.  Glen Ford, a co-founder of the Black Agenda Report, says that much of American foreign policy - including
military interventions in the Third World - is all about containing China. The US cannot compete with China economically because Wall Street sold off our
manufacturing assets to inflate its own profits. To protect  corporate profits, the US’s only remaining source of power is its huge military - which the government is now wielding globally with blatant disregard of national sovereignty and international law. Recorded by  The Struggle (www.thestruggle.org)..

On WSCA-LP 106.1 FM - Portsmouth Community Radio (streaming viawww.portsmouthcommunityradio.orgfor those outside the broadcast signal limits) 

Then stay tuned for some great music on Lives In The Balance from 8 to 9 pm.

Kind regards,  Brad  aka dj Big Brother
djbigbrother@portsmouthcommunityradio.org

“The people, unfortunately, are still very ignorant,
and are kept in ignorance by the systematic efforts
of all the governments, who consider this ignorance,
not without good reason, as one of the essential
conditions of their own power.”  ~ Mikhail Bakunin  1871
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The Free Speech Zone   with dj Big Brother
          glimpses of sanity and truth
                 Sundays  7:00-8:00 pm
                   WSCA-LP   106.1 FM  
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Lives In The Balance: songs of social and political import
    that you won’t hear on brain-dead corporate radio
                        with   dj  Big Brother                              
         Sundays  8:00-9:00 pm  WSCA-LP  106.1 FM 
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“Do the best that you can in the place where you are and be kind”
~ Scott Nearing

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www.portsmouthcommunityradio.org

On Friday’s May 31st  show:  (Note:  This is the last show until Fall)

Pat Moody has the AAA Fuel Gauge Report – and we’re finding some relief this week

The Clipper Sports Report is on tap with Tom Kozikowski and the PHS pep band

We revisit maximizing your social security benefits with Mark Berube during Smart Money Solutions

Monkeyman – what kind of animal that?? visits Talk to the Animals

Film critic Leah Gage reviews Quentin Tarantino’s True Romance

And in our second half hour:

Let’s Get to Work! Executive coach Ruth Mott finishes up with Sam

The Vegetable Garden Doctor advises us on seeds and starter plants

And we end our show with an essay by Seacoast resident Susan Ferber.  If you went to camp you won’t want to miss Summer Song

Enjoy the Show!

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Ann G. Haggart, Director of News and Public Affairs
host: *Radiogazette* Fridays at 9AM
Portsmouth NH Community Radio  106.1 FM
live streaming at http://www.portsmouthcommunityradio.org
archived at
http://portsmouthcommunityradio.org/audioarchive/public-affairs#RGAZET

He is a song writer extraordinaire. Some 900 songs are attributed to him. His estate continues to earn in excess of $3million per year.  Do the songs “I’ve Got You Under My Skin,” “Night and Day” and even “Don’t Fence Me In” … sound familiar?  They were all written by the featured artist on my June 3rd show. So turn your dial to WSCA 106.1 FM on Monday June 3rd and listen in at 8 PM for the next Under the Radar Big Band Mondays show to hear the Big Band Era versions of this month’s featured artist, the great songwriter Cole Porter.

During this annual event Steve will be utilizing many vocal artists who performed songs by Mr. Porter, during the Big Band era. You’ll also hear different versions of Porter classics and Big Band versions not normally heard on the airwaves, as Steve celebrates Mr. Porter’s birthday.

As usual, Steve will give you the big band tidbits from the Palomar Big Band Chronology web site. The Palomar is an interactive, member-driven blog for those who love to talk about the BIG BANDS and the Swing Era. You’ll hear the factoids and listen to the music concerning the BIG BAND history for month of June.

So, by all means, listen to ‘Under the Radar” with Steve when the first Monday of the month comes around.  Get ready to “jump’n jive” to Goodman, Shaw, Miller, Martin, Kenton, and Hampton with the Seacoast’s only true Big Band show with Steve.

If you like BIG BANDS, swing music, horns and plenty of them, then by all means listen to ‘Under the Radar-BIG BAND Mondays’ the first Monday of each month, from 8:00 to 10:00 PM, on WSCA 106.1 FM or on the web at http://www.wscafm.org  and if you have a mobile device… get the TuneIn App and search “WSCA” and listen!

Don’t forget if you have a BIG BAND request of any kind or just want to chat you can e-mail Steve and the “Under the Radar-BIG BAND Show” at wscautr@yahoo.com.

ANY AND ALL REQUESTS WILL BE TAKEN. STEVE WILL DO HIS BEST TO GET THEM ON THE AIR. SIMPLY SEND THEM TO 

wscautr@yahoo.com

And remember, as Steve says, “He loves you madly”………………….

On Wednesday from 10 am to 1pm , Finn Connell will host a special “Fill Program”  with pieces from the  Portsmouth Symphony Orchestra.  Dorothy Braker,  lead cellist,  is picking the music and is going to be talking about the music as well.  Director/Conductor John Page will be giving a brief history and discussing future plans that include the goal of having Classical music once again played on WSCA.

Wednesday - May 8th  10 am to 1 pm on Portsmouth Community Radio.  Listen locally at 106.1 fm ,  streaming live at www.wscafm.org, or on your mobile device using the “TuneIn” App.

Photos 1-4 -  Courtesy of Ann Haggart

#1 Tom Kozikowski and Ruth Mott start off the membership Drive Friday morning on Radiogazette

#2  Uncle Phil takes up the reins at 10 Friday morning

# 3  Tim Stone donates blood Friday afternoon at the Red Cross-WSCA Blood Drive.

#4  Remote crew at the Blood Drive Darryl Mundo, Deb Benedict, Meg Middleton

Photos #5 - 10 Courtesy of Lou “Spindoctor” Spinnazola

#5  Color Radio - May 4, 2013 - Scratchy45s & Beyond - Spring Fund Drive

#6 The Spindoctor (foreground) and Supersport - 05/04/13 - Co-Hosts of Color Radio - Fund Drive Show

# 7 Supersport models THE OFFICIAL T-Shirt for Color Radio on 5/4/13

#8. Jeannie Daniels (The Jeannie Daniels Band) stops in for a visit during Color Radio - 5/4/13

#9 JoAnn Paradis  (Women Plus)  does a stint as co-host on Color Radio 5/4/13

#10 Supersport at the console… Color Radio - Scratchy45s and Beyond - Fund Drive Show - 5/4/13

Photos 11 - 13 Courtesy of Ann Haggart

11.  Jeanne Daniels pitches for new members

12.  Anita makes sure that the scripts are just right

13.  Jean checks on-line for new members

On Friday’s show  9-10AM:

Roger Wood Reports on a forum held this week on the environmental needs of Great Bay

Pat Moody presents the AAA Fuel Gauge Report

Tom Kozikowski and the PHS Pep Band give us the Clipper Sports Report

Mark Berube calls in with Smart Money Solutions — we’ll be discussing how to maximize your social security benefits

Film critic Leah Gage reviews Disney’s film Frankenweenie

And in our second half hour:

Tom’s back with a second Clipper Sports Report

Let’s Get to Work!  continues with a new client for Ruth to coach

We welcome back Master Gardner Tom Mickey – Tom tells us why we won’t be planting impatiens this year

And we end our show with an essay written and read by local writer Susan Ferber. Susan takes us back to our youth with Lessons from Twilight

It’s Pledge Week- listen for a special premium gift from The Music Hall!
Enjoy the show!

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Ann G. Haggart, Director of News and Public Affairs
host: *Radiogazette* Fridays at 9AM
Portsmouth NH Community Radio  106.1 FM
live streaming at http://www.portsmouthcommunityradio.org
archived at
http://portsmouthcommunityradio.org/audioarchive/public-affairs#RGAZET

Shawn Henderson (photo far left), the host of Stay Tuned Live will welcome the
Permaculture Troubadour himself… Charlie McGee live in the studio
on Friday, May 3rd starting at 4 pm.

Charlie (bottom photo) will perform live in concert at the Kittery Community Center Star Theatre on Saturday, May 4th.  See details  about the concert on our main webpage at www.wscafm.org.

Tickets are available online at www.kitterycommunitycenter.org/star-theatre  or in person at Portsmouth Community Radio - Suite 1 - 909 Islington St.  Portsmouth, NH.
Phone: 603-430-9722.   Tickets in advance are $10…  $15 at the door.  Children under 12 with a ticket are admitted free!

 On Saturday, May 4 starting at 9 AM (ET) “Scratchy 45s & Beyond” becomes “Color Radio” during the WSCA 2013 Spring Membership Fund Drive.  Join Supersport, Spindoctor, Jo Ann & a Darryl for a fun-filled show of music, chatter and…It’s all in fun for your Pledge $$$ to support non-profit local community radio.  Please call in during the show and make a pledge at (603) 430-WSCA.  And Thank You for your support in advance.  We are 106.1 FM ~ WSCA and wscafm.org.

Todd Bonita

Jeannie Daniels Band
Jeannie - Front Center

During the pledge drive for Thursday May 9th my pitch partners will be Todd Bonita (Artist) for the first hour and Jeannie Daniels (Musician)  for the duration from 3-5 pm.  We will be playing songs about mother’s in honor of Mothers Day which is May 12th.

Also… On Wednesday - May 8th from 8-10 am, Anita will be co-hosting a special Pledge Drive Otis Fill-In show with Nikki (Navigator Mix).  This show will feature music by local musicians.

Call 603-430-9722, Go online to www.wscafm.org, or stop in to Suite 1 at 909 Islington St. in Portsmouth to make your pledge to keep Portsmouth Community Radio on-the-air.  Please… and Thank You!