Music Mile Magazine Radio Podcast

DJ shouts back on luck being a two-sided coin. As Mulcahey’s was in Wantagh. A generation that won’t leave animals and old people out in the cold. The leader who put on women's clothes and tried to sneak out the back. Vandalism and the Germanic tribe "The Vandals". Lessons on being part of something bigger. Lithuania, Estonia and Latvia the triple bypass surgery of politics. A 1958 top charter in Japan. 

Whipped in with music.... insecurity and desire. A harsh social media cycle harkens listeners back to more authenticity. Cortisol level control to encode the memory of a safe world. A new problem of leadership sycophancy.

Valentine's Day lovers lounge focuses on Dignity of Earth & Humankind. We honor Balancing Natures Sovereignty of Environments, Animals, Oceans, your Financial Freedom, Self-Empowerment and a stand against billionaire bullies. 

Making sure you have what is needed to escape work week anxiety and slide into a place of no judgment only empowerment and love interrupted by great music. Last week we talked about a train hero this week the opposite, but as always, we keep the vibe chill, so you can gain your personal strength.

In your music safe place, we talk about a hero born in Cayce, Kentucky who went full throttle. We “go postal”, to keep you way from junk mailers and profiteers who want something from you. And as always, you get folks being folks with a whole lotta love.

It is common for two DJs to be in a studio during shift changes but rarely more. On that day, by Grateful Dead magic, my friend DJ Stu was in the production studio. Then DJ Midge appeared in the control room with her radiant vibe and blue-eyed black husky. As Grateful Dead magic would have it, an assemblage of 5 OG former pros who well knew the original band. It gave me great joy.

A B-25 army bomber lost in the fog diverted toward Newark, plowed into the 79th floor of the Empire State Building.

Boy Scout or Rick Blaine.  Truth is always Politicly Correct. 

Midnight Ride of Paul Revere in not as accurate as school child remember. Revere was not a volunteer. He didn't ride alone. He never finished the ride, and he didn't hang any lanterns in the Old North Church.