I present to you the second night of a rare back-to-back engagement, and an even rarer instance of a "good show" on the second night. I didn't much enjoy the segue from Zazou / Bikaye / CY1 into Fanu, but that was our one "awkward transition" and we got it out of the way early. In other encouraging news, nothing jumped out of my nose or throat while I was speaking. A triumph! Of course there was a time when I got on mic without remembering why I had done so, but I mostly delivered solid information (Senyawa are in fact from Indonesia, so there). It's a small sample size--I did not talk much during this transmission. I didn't want to interrupt Jah Division, which, timing-wise, was a mistake. I almost jumped on 2XM, but the vocals kicked in before I could start. I delivered a PSA over Indifferent Dance Centre, so I offer my apologies to them. I may have to abandon my policy of only talking over instrumentals, so be warned that I may sound like a Dawson's Creek episode in the future. I must say, though, that my LONG back-announcement at the end of the program was pretty strong.
In today's installment of "What Are We Recovering From?," there's this awful harassment of transgender rights activist Sarah McBride, perpetrated by an English Defence League spouse (Emily Gorcenski is correct that TERFS are merely white supremacists whose gateway was transphobia) and a friend, masquerading as "concerned parents" in this meeting with members of Congress (before retreating to famous radical feminist safe space The Heritage Foundation). I am embarrassingly late to the party, but trans rights have become an acutely important issue to me lately, and I am warning you, this may become a trans rights blog before too long. Anyway, you can support the Human Rights Campaign here, and I guess you could support McBride by buying her book, at the very least.
BOMBAST playlist, 2019 January 30, 2100-2300:
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Cruising Altitude Departure 31, 2019 March 23
We Are Your Latenight Weeknight Companion: Transmission 455, 2019 March 20
She Understands There Are Problems: Transmission 454, 2019 March 17
Never Was Naive Enough To Know When I Was Wrong: Transmission 453, 2019 March 13
You Can't Get Enough, But Enough Ain't the Test: Transmission 452, 2019 March 6
Another Island Where No One Remembers Your Name: Transmission 451, 2019 February 27
This Is Why First Impressions Are Often Correct: Transmission 450, 2019 February 20
I'll Walk You Through The Heartbreak, Show You All the Outtakes: Transmission 449, 2019 February 13
I Gave My Time, Now I Want It Back: Transmission 448, 2019 February 6
Ducking as a Chandelier Comes Crashing Down: Transmission 446, 2019 January 29
Everybody Hears You and Don't Hate What You Say: Transmission 445, 2019 January 23
Protecting You from Psychological Harm Is Our Ultimate Aim: Transmission 444, 2019 January 16
Keep Your Gifts and Keep Your Money: Transmission 443, 2019 January 9
Sound Formed in a Vacuum May Seem a Waste of Time: Transmission 442, 2019 January 4
How Long Have You Had This Plan: Transmission 441, 2019 January 2
A Happier Planet Than This One: Transmission 440, 2018 December 26
We Met at a Ski Lodge: Transmission 439, 2018 December 23
Let Me Show You How Sweet It Could Be: Transmission 438, 2018 December 19
You Know That Time's Not Kind: Transmission 437, 2018 December 12
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