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by Fred Rascoe

Hear the show "Open It Close It" by British Birds Interview with Sarah Hinchliff Pearson, general counsel at Creative Commons File this set under RA785 .W45 "High Tension" by SPK "Too Much Tension" by The Mystery Lights Continued interview with Sarah Hinchliff Pearson File this set under KF3002 .C74 "You Gotta Have a License" by Tommy Collins "License" by Oatmeal Continued interview with Sarah Hinchliff Pearson File this set under HE7781 .O64 "Happy Together" by the Jam "Let's Go Together

10/23/2026

by Danq

Tonight's episode is an encore presentation of the 2026 420 SPECIAL! Originally aired 4/16/2026 The Expendables - Bowl For Two Lutan Fyah (ft Irievibrations) - Roll It Up J Boog - Let It Blaze John Brown's Body - High Grade Protoje (ft Zion I Kings)- Weed & Tings Massive Attack, Horace Andy - Light My Fire Capital Letters - Smoking My Ganja Steel Pulse - Macka Splaff Eek-a-Mouse - Ganja Smuggling Luciano - International Cannabis Zomby - Spliff Dub Haile - Sativa Kabaka Pyramid (ft Black-Am-I)

10/23/2026

by Harrison Garner

Hello all, Harrison here. I passed my operator test, so now I can post on the blog (there are other new things I can do too, but that's the most relevant thing right now). If you hear about a "DJ Couch" now, just know that it's me. I hope you enjoyed the show today; we liked it a lot. We might have liked it a little too much, because we ended up gushing about the songs we did play so much that we had to cut three whole songs from the list. Those songs will be coming back later down the line, but

10/22/2026

by Robin Dong

If you have not caught up, Rebecca Black is, dare I say, at the forefront of dance-pop and electropop music today. Introduced to the masses through her debut single in 2011, “Friday,” Black received scathing reviews as a teenager, eventually fading into relative obscurity. However, over the past few years, she has found her lane, releasing the records Let Her Burn in 2023 and Salvation in 2025, which have completely reshaped her public perception. Released on September 4, Age of the Exhibitionis

10/22/2026