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Tuesday 5:00PM - 7:00PM
"Variety Hour!" [Specialty]
Something new every week, check in to hear some brand new sounds!
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| LAURA NYRO | LUCKIE |
| SCOTT WALKER | BLACK SHEEP BOY |
| VAN MORRISON | THE WAY YOUNG LOVERS DO |
| BEABADOOBEE | BEACHES |
| SOPHIE THATCHER | KNOCKIN' ON HEAVEN'S DOOR |
| MAZZY STAR | HALAH |
| EVERYONE ASKED ABOUT YOU | IT'S DAYS LIKE THIS... |
| SUSQUATCH | SUMMER END |
| FONTAINES D.C. | TWINKLE - SKINTY FIA SESSIONS |
| CAR SEAT HEADREST | MAUD GONE |
| FONTAINES D.C. | SUNNY |
| DELLA ZYR | PALE BLUE DOT |
| SAMBA JEAN-BAPTISTE | WINDOWS |
| THE EVERLY BROTHERS | NOTHING BATTERS BUT YOU |
| THE BEACH BOYS | DON'T WORRY BABY |
| THE VELVET UNDERGROUND | CANDY SAYS |
| HALEY HEYNDERICKX, MAX GARCIA CONOVER | RAGWEED |
| TALONS' | APRIL |
| MARSHALL CRENSHAW | YOU'RE MY FAVORITE WASTE OF TIME |
| COWBOY JUNKIES | ANGEL MINE |
| THE JIM YOSHII PILE-UP | THANKSGIVING GREY |
| SONGS: OHIA | THE BLACK CROW |
| WILLIE NELSON | ALWAYS ON MY MIND |
| DAVID SYLVIAN | DARKEST DREAMING |
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| Gender | Male |
| Age | 24 years old |
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| About Me | I'm an English major who believes art is life. |
| I Would Like To Meet | I mean like, almost anyone. But specific preferences... maybe Hayley Williams? She seems super nice. |
| Interests | Movies, music, books, poems, you name it. I'm all about trying to find beauty in the mundane and transforming it into the abstract! |
First Song You
Played on WCDB | Breakwater by Chocolat & Akito |
| Favorite Artist(s) | Right now it's Ryuichi Sakamoto, but check into the show whenever you get a chance - I'll always be listening to something different! |
| Favorite Movie(s) | Anything by Park Chan Wook - but specifically Decision to Leave |
| Favorite Book(s) | Too difficult to say, really. I love Tess of the D'Urbervilles, but it's not really light reading. Also think Slave Old Man by Patrick Chamoiseau is absolutely unbelievable. There are way too many amazing authors out there. |
| Hero(s) | Ryuichi Sakamoto, easily. I hope to emulate his respect and awe for the world, and his measured approach. |
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