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Here is an old 209Radio show, about Winter – that stage of the Cyclical Journey.
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“Confused, misused, and in the dark” – is that what’s wrong with you, brother? Well, come along with us and attend to a show on Confusion – filled with delightful songs and wise words. What more do you want? We have Temptations, the Old Philosopher, George Eliot, Henry Adams, Ted Baird, RLS on “Crabbed Age and Youth” – and music by Lovin’ Spoonful, Randy Newman, and of course Kinks and Dylan. We invite you to attend.
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You are invited to attend to some songs and readings about bells, specifically, as it turned out, church bells. We have two (odd) songs from the 1950s in our Featuring Philadelphia Music slot, and some other pieces, predictable and not quite so predictable. Come join us there.
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You remember Jonah, right? The prophet who ran away and got swallowed by the whale? Great story, but worth attending to a little more closely. You’re invited to attend with us, to this little literary masterpiece, with lots of interesting, and even sometimes relevant, music to help us along the way.
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A change of season once again: from Summer Heat to Harvest, with its twin offerings of Anxiety, and Abundance. You are invited to attend to both states, with readings, songs and meditations to help you out – you and me doing it together.
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Attend with us to trains – the mournful whistles, the powerful chugging, the speedy, rhythmic movement. We see people longing for trains, chasing trains, looking out of trains, lamenting the loss of steam and the slow trains waiting to take us to better places, and we hear all these musicians imitating the train sounds.
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Here we celebrate London, with the Kinks, mostly. Thank you for your attendance and your attention.