Playlist: Kurt Hauswirth's Favorites
Compiled By: Kurt Hauswirth
Just a bunch of programs that could be used at some point on Public Radio 90
Holiday Specials
Beyond The Barrier (Series)
Produced by Chris Kuborn
Most recent piece in this series:
Beyond The Barrier #94 - New Journeys - Hour 2
From Chris Kuborn | Part of the Beyond The Barrier series | 59:00
This week we listen to the latest Ambiewnmt, Electronic and Experimental music, all new recordings. The feature recording is "Mirror" by Bart Hawkins. Find out more about that recording and this week's playlist at BeyondTheBarrier.net
Also new music from Christina Ruf, Henrik Meierkord - Pawel Kobak - Marco Lucchi & Rocco Saviano, Plant43, SVLBRD, Volker Lankow, Dayin, Serena Gabriel, Colin Rayment with Joe Rayment, Spectrum Vision & Unusual Cosmic Process, Volker Rapp, Celer, Man From Mars & Pulse, Paul Beaudoin, ELEON, Mas Aya, and Lord Of The Ants. Enjoy the New Journey!!!
PRX Remix 24/7 (à la carte) (Series)
Produced by PRX Remix
Most recent piece in this series:
Remix: Episode 123715, 7/29/2024 3:00 PM
From PRX Remix | Part of the PRX Remix 24/7 (à la carte) series | 59:00
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- Remix: Episode 123715, 7/29/2024 3:00 PM
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- Hear Something, Say SomethingRay Pang00:00:35
- Sarah Edmonson, Actor and Former Member of NXIVMThe Confessional with Nadia Bolz-Weber00:29:20
- Ode To JoyThe World According To Sound00:01:34
- Birds Talk, People SquawkBirdNote00:01:45
- PRX Remix What Is This PlacePRX Remix Here00:00:19
- How tackling methane cools the planet fastTILclimate Podcast00:12:02
- Spotlight- Peter TatchellFSN Spotlight00:01:30
- My Son is Coming HomeWhitney Henry-Lester, Lowell Wyse00:04:10
- My Cousin, a Cop Who Never ForgotU Montana Journalism00:03:23
- Jazz from EnceladusEd Herrmann00:02:30
- Barranquilla, ColumbiaHillbilly Recordings/Glen Lasley00:01:06
- All for MyselfSufjan Stevens00:00:24
- Piano 2Kristin Hersh00:00:48
- Remix Sonic IDRemix00:00:06
Echoes (Series)
Produced by Echoes
Most recent piece in this series:
24-30E: Echoes Friday, July 26, 2024 - Program 24-30E, 7/26/2024
From Echoes | Part of the Echoes series | 01:59:00
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Echoes Friday, July 26, 2024 - Program 24-30E - featuring Echoes Reimagined: cover versions of familiar tunes.
First Half Hour
Arrica Rose - Video Killed the Radio Star (Wonderful World) - Let Alone Sea
Gary Stroutsos - Within You Without You - Within You Without You
Ariana Saraha & Flight Behavior - Night Ride Across the Caucasus - From the Wild
Azam Ali - Shallow Then Halo - Phantoms
Second Half Hour
Nightnoise - Moondance - White Horse Sessions
Mimi Page - Wicked Game - Requiem (EP)
This Mortal Coil - Another Day - It'll End in Tears
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Erik Wøllo - In the Hall of Mirrors - Blue Sky Red Guitars
Happy Rhodes - Ashes to Ashes (Acoustic Cover) - Rhodesongs
Andy McKee - Africa - Dreamcatcher
Third Half Hour
Japancakes - I Only Said - Loveless
Jeff Beck - Somewhere Over the Rainbow - Emotion & Commotion
Melissa Cox - The Mummers' Dance - Matriotism
Steve Tibbetts - Black Mountain Side - Big Map Idea
Moby - We're Going Wrong (feat. Brie O'Banion) - We're Going Wrong (Single)
Marissa Nadler - Ferry Lane - The Wrath of the Clouds
Nouvelle Vague - Love Will Tear Us Apart - Nouvelle Vague
Fourth Half Hour
George Winston - The Crystal Ship - Night Divides the Day
Banco De Gaia - Echoes - Memories Dreams Reflections
Café Chill (Series)
Produced by C89.5 - KNHC Seattle
Most recent piece in this series:
Cafe Chill (Episode 2024-30)
From C89.5 - KNHC Seattle | Part of the Café Chill series | 59:00
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- Cafe Chill (Episode 2024-30)
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- C89.5 - KNHC Seattle
(Release Date: 22 Jul 2024; Evergreen, no date pegs).
Café Chill is Public Radio’s weekly curated chill mix, produced by KNHC Productions in Seattle, USA. Your host is Seth.
(The release date is based on the time we promise to have the show uploaded by. We try to have it available before the end of that date.)
The Lake Superior Project (Series)
Produced by WTIP
Most recent piece in this series:
Sugarloaf Cove Part 3
From WTIP | Part of the The Lake Superior Project series | 10:48
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- Sugarloaf Cove Part 3
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- WTIP
On the western edge of Cook County, you can follow a trail through the woods onto a unique northeast-facing cove on Lake Superior’s North Shore. The curve of the cobbled beach displays a remarkable diversity of rocks, leading to a rich green forested point, home to over one hundred varieties of lichen and other rare plants otherwise found only near the arctic. At the end of the point is a large rocky prominence, with evidence of lava flows hinting at the long and dramatic history of this special place called Sugarloaf Cove.
In this three-part series of the Lake Superior Project, we explore the history of Sugarloaf Cove through interviews with naturalists Margie Menzies and Dominique Menard, Ojibwe Language Scholar Erik Redix, and former Sugarloaf resident Alan Ingram.
Episode Three explores the human history of Sugarloaf, from early Indigenous history to the arrival of the Ojibwe, research showing a likely Ojibwe name for Sugarloaf Point (“Gaa-ozhaawaa-neyaashiing” or “Green Point”), and stories from the childhood of Alan Ingram who grew up on Sugarloaf Cove when it was owned by Consolidated Paper, Inc. Alan’s father was a forester for the paper company and made the decision to donate Sugarloaf Cove to Nature Conservancy when operations were shut down. The efforts of University of MInnesta-Duluth geologist Dr. John C. Green and the late Minnesota Gov. Elmer Andersen, among many others, led to the creation of Sugarloaf Point Scientific and Natural Area in 1992.
Modern Jetset (Series)
Produced by Iris Berkeley
Most recent piece in this series:
Modern Jetset #203
From Iris Berkeley | Part of the Modern Jetset series | 58:00
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- Modern Jetset #203
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- Iris Berkeley
Beastie Boys- Multilateral Nuclear Disarmament 00:03:17
Vampire Weekend-Connect 00:06:09
Helsinki Lambda Club-Season of Harvest and Plunder 00:11:17
Caroline Shaw & Sō Percussion-Sing On 00:16:49
Beth Orton-Worms 00:20:35
Khruangbin- Sisters & Brothers 00:22:34
Buscabulla-Ta Que Tiembla (Pachyman Remix) 00:26:32
The Freedom Singers-Black Is Black (Original Mix) 00:29:51
Soyuz-Мотив II 00:31:54
Sarolta Zalatnay-Egyszer... 00:33:29
Os Novos Bahianos-Baby Consuelo 00:36:51
Tagua Tagua-Interio Metade 00:38:50
Jon McKiel-String 00:42:18
Plain Mister Smith- Trepidation 00:46:52
Altin Gün-Kirsehir'in Gülleri 00:50:43
Pete Josef-Utopia 00:54:05
Ambarchi Berthling Werlin- I 00:57:09
Feminine Fusion (Series)
Produced by WCNY
Most recent piece in this series:
S08 Ep49: Taking the Lead, 8/3/2024
From WCNY | Part of the Feminine Fusion series | :00
no audio fileHearts of Space (Series)
Produced by Hearts of Space
Most recent piece in this series:
HeartsSp 240726: "SEQUENCER AIRLINES" (Pgm. # 1377), 7/26/2024
From Hearts of Space | Part of the Hearts of Space series | 59:00
Culture Caravan (Series)
Produced by Julian Booker
Most recent piece in this series:
Culture Caravan (7/28/24)
From Julian Booker | Part of the Culture Caravan series | 59:01
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- Culture Caravan (7/28/24)
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Featuring music from Morocco's Tarwa N-Tiniri, Indonesian band LAIR, Australian duo Wrong Way Up + more!
The Third Floor Presents Vocal/Choral Classical Music (Series)
Produced by WILLIAM CROMWELL
Most recent piece in this series:
The Third Floor Presents Vocal/Choral Classical Music: Episode 54
From WILLIAM CROMWELL | Part of the The Third Floor Presents Vocal/Choral Classical Music series | 01:56:00
Classical Music for Christmas, Program 1: heavenly choirs, lush instrumentals, and warm voices from around the world and across the centuries.
From WILLIAM CROMWELL | 02:55:18
Classical Music for Christmas through December on The Third Floor. Join host Bill Cromwell for three hours of glorious choral, vocal, and instrumental classical music for the season, including arias and choruses from Messiah, instrumental Christmas favorites with the Empire Brass and LA Guitar Quartet, plus long segments of sacred choral music from across the centuries from the great choirs of the world: King’s College, Cambridge; the Robert Shaw Chorale; the Choir of Men and Boys, St. Thomas 5th Avenue New York; The BBC Singers; the American Boychoir; Pomerium; The Elora Festival Singers; St. Olaf Choir, NY Polyphony, and many others.
Three hours of great classical music with a diverse selection of composers, genres, and time periods. Host Bill Cromwell varies the setlist each week with the best arias, motets, symphonies, concertos, and sonatas for a rich listening experience.