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Whole 'Nuther Thing December 13, 2020
![]() December 13, 2020 04:44 PM PST
![]() “Oh how is it that I could come out to here and be still floating
Please join me and let’s relax together with the greatest drug known to man, Music, on the Sunday Edition of Whole ‘Nuther Thing. Today's program features tuneage from (not in order of appearance) The Paul Butterfield Blues Band, Lee Ritenour, Dire Straits, Chambers Brothers, Billy Joel, The Tradewinds, Cream, Sly & The Family Stone, Pink Floyd, The Kinks, Spirit, Faces, Allman Brothers Band, Spencer Davis Group, Jethro Tull, Joe Jackson, Moody Blues, The Who, Steve Miller Band, The Parliaments, Paul Simon and The Byrds. Whole 'Nuther Thing December 6, 2020![]() December 06, 2020 08:26 PM PST
![]() “Pay no attention to the writing on the wall
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![]() “Stepping off this dirty bus first time I understood
![]() November 22, 2020 08:09 PM PST
![]() "Turn off your mind, relax and float down stream It is not dying, it is not dying Lay down all thoughts, surrender to the void, It is shining, it is shining"
![]() November 15, 2020 06:04 PM PST
![]() "If life seems Johnny rotten, there's something you've forgotten
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![]() "Darkness, Darkness, long and lonesome ease the day that brings me pain. I have felt the edge of sadness, I have known the depth of fear. Darkness, darkness, be my blanket, cover me with endless night". Step out of the darkness with me on the Sunday Edition of Whole 'Nuther Thing featuring tuneage from (not in order of appearance) from The Flock, Grateful Dead, Rush, Judy Collins, Paul Butterfield’s Better Days, Judy Collins, Randy Newman, Chicago Transit Authority, Santana, John Lodge, Roxy Music, Dire Straits, Bob Dylan, Joe Satriani, Styx, Procol Harum, Radiohead, Genesis, Maria Muldaur,Ben Sidran, Neil Young, Harry Chapin and The Youngbloods. Whole 'Nuther Thing November 1, 2020![]() November 01, 2020 06:40 PM PST
![]() “All the signs are right this time, you don't have to try so very hard
![]() October 25, 2020 06:32 PM PDT
![]() “Knock twice, rap with your cane, feels nice, you're out of the rain
![]() October 18, 2020 06:44 PM PDT
![]() "There you stood on the edge of your feather, Expecting to fly.
![]() October 11, 2020 07:05 PM PDT
![]() “Forget the dead you've left, they will not follow you. The vagabond who's rapping at your door, is standing in the clothes that you once wore. Strike another match, go start anew, and it's all over now, Baby Blue".
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Podcast SummaryWelcome To The Weekend and "Music Without Boundaries"... A Whole 'Nuther Thing is my weekly Radio Program on KCSN FM 88.5 and Online at http://www.885fm.org/webcast.html each Sunday from 3-5 PM PDT. This website is an archive for my program, contained on this website are past broadcasts comprised of 3 or 4 Hour Episodes. In order to maintain sound quality of these broadcasts I've had to limit the posted archive to approximately 3 years of audio files. If there is a particular show's audio file no longer available please contact me by e-mail and I will make it available for download... To paraphrase Duke Ellington..."There are only 2 types of Music, Good Music and Bad Music"... I personally prefer the former and that's what you'll hear each and every Saturday afternoon or evening depending on where you live. My program airs on Saturday afternoons at 3 PM PDT and features music presented in a truly "Free Form" manner meaning you will hear anything from Classical to Reggae and everything in between but hand crafted to flow seamlessly. Usually during the 5 - 6 PM segment I feature a selected artist and play those tunes typically ignored by Terrestrial and even Satellite Radio stations. Whole 'Nuther Thing is also rebroadcast on one of the Premiere Internet Radio Stations in the world, Radio That Doesn't Suck.com twice on Mondays 6AM PDT and again at 12 Noon at www.rtds.ca About Bob GoodmanMusic is the soundtrack of our lives, and I continually draw from mine to gain inspiration for my weekly programs. I consider myself an "artist" who paints moods from a vast landscape of music spanning well over 75 years. I've been blessed with the ability to create a synergy between pieces of music that quite often are from very disparate sources and typically not aired on the same frequency. I started making "Mix Tapes" on 8 Tracks in 1969, perhaps I'm the "Godfather of Mix Tapes". I was fortunate to grow up during the "Golden Age" of Radio and as a result I was exposed to every type of music imaginable. I also had the fortune of growing up in NYC whose melting pot of people contributed some of the most creative and vibrant music found on the planet. My neighborhood was walking distance to Greenwich Village and The East Village, both a fertile spawning ground for the music of the '60's. The sounds of the city included Salsa, Caribbean, Bluegrass, Folk, Punk, Swing, Bop, Garage, and yes, even some Country. These sounds permeated the thick summer air from store loudspeakers and the ubiquitous transistor radios carried by the era's teenagers, alot like todays youth and their Ipods. I've been a student of Radio Broadcasting since I was old enough to carry around a Transistor Radio in my pocket and often went to sleep with an earphone stuck in one of my ears before Ipods made it fashionable. As a student I was elected General Manager of the campus radio station WRFH (Radio Free Hunter) at NYC's Hunter College and 1 year later became Coordinating Director of Network Programming and one of the founders of the City University Radio Network. A few years later I landed my first professional on air gig at WRCN / WHRF on the East end of Long Island and continued to work on a few other stations on the "Island". Gigs in Los Angeles and Northern California followed. My last stop was WYSP FM - "The Quadfather" in Philadelphia. Around 1975 consultants began to take over the programming of previously "Free Form" stations and we had more and more restrictions placed on us as hosts. This restrictive nature led me to leave my beloved career in Radio. I took a 25 year hiatus and approximately 16 years ago I made a decision to return to my first love, at least on a part time basis, Radio. Being a listener of the local college Radio Station KSBR FM, I enrolled in Saddleback College in Mission Viejo. I proceeded to take some Communications and Broadcast related courses with the intent of earning an air shift on the station. In January 2001 I was given my first air shift on Friday evenings from 6 till 9 PM and started the concept of "Whole 'Nuther Thing" while doing a Friday program called "The Hole Thing". "The Hole Thing" featured an entire CD of a KSBR artist every Friday evening at 7PM. Instead of playing an entire CD, I sometimes played one artist and when I moved to Thursdays and eventually Saturdays I took this concept with me, changed the name to "Whole 'Nuther Thing" and added a twist, I began featuring many artists not played on our station or any other for that matter. My artist choices are always made with our diverse audience in mind and so far the the approval has been resounding. I know you can't please all the people all the time but my knowledge of the artists and the music enables me to put the music together in a way that's not been done before and not your typical "Greatest Hits" package. Listeners responded so well to my format and uniquely artistic way of putting music together for those 1 hour segments that I began putting sets together of lost and largely ignored music during the first 2 hours. A "Whole 'Nuther Thing" is not merely 3 hours of "Classic Rock" or "Deep Tracks" that you can find elsewhere, it's a montage of often overlooked material from all genres put together unlike anywhere else so it's like discovering it for the first time. To paraphrase Duke Ellington..."There are only 2 types of Music, Good Music and Bad Music"... I personally prefer the former and that's what you'll hear each and every Saturday Afternoon or Evening depending on where you live. If you have a favorite "Lost Song" there is a good chance you will hear it some Saturday afternoon between 3PM and 6PM PDT. If not, then contact me and if possible I will get it on for you.To see what other listeners think, visit the Mail Call page on my website http://www.wholenutherthing.com and read some of the comments I've received over the years. Followers
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