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- Watch Highlights of Joe Russo’s Almost Dead at Stanford University
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2019 Big Ten Football Preview
The Big Ten Football Media Days in Chicago kicked off the grind of the college football season, a chance for players and coaches to reflect on “what could be,” in the final days of the offseason. While the football season doesn’t officially kick off … [Read More...]
Reaction from 2019 Chicago Bears Preseason Opener
The two major takeaways from the Chicago Bears first preseason game of 2019 were the performances of David Montgomery and kicker Elliott Fry. Montgomery, the team's third round draft pick from Iowa State had three runs, including a touchdown and … [Read More...]
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Chicago Bears Football: Offseason Update
Guest post by Kobe Bernard. There are high hopes for Matt Nagy and the Chicago Bears in 2019. How high? Well, online sports betting sites have Chicago listed with the fourth highest odds to win the National Football Conference. And the Bears are ahead of both the Green Bay Packers and … [Read More...]
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Dead Floyd – A Band Beyond Description
There are plenty of Grateful Dead cover bands. There's no shortage of Pink Floyd tributes. Dead Floyd, however is no novelty act. The music never … [Read More...]
Ten of the Most Underrated Comedies You Must Watch
Top Ten lists are subjective by nature, but this list encompasses ten utterly divine comedy films that are generally overlooked by a lot of critics … [Read More...]
Special Feature Story
Why “Red Notice” is More Relevant Then Ever
There was a story in The Washington Post over the weekend about Ivan Gulanov, a Russian investigative reporter on alleged drug possession charges. Some of the circumstances were eerily similar to the book Red Notice, I had just finished reading last week. This 2015 book is the true story a lawyer who took on corruption […]
Dead & Company at the Hollywood Bowl – June 3 and 4, 2019
Writing about a Grateful Dead concert is always more than just a concert review. It’s been twenty-four years since Jerry Garcia’s death, but the band has reincarnated itself several times. They may have finally found a lineup that can deliver a true Deadhead-worthy experience. Trey Anastasio (Phish), Warren Haynes (Gov’t Mule) and John Kadlecik (Dark […]
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GoingIV3D
I’m everyone’s Uncle Marty, this is The 3D RadioActivity, and on our 492nd gathering, we revisit earlier features that had too many great tunes to squeeze into one, two or three shows, as this is the fourth time we have pulled up this file. The adjective form here points towards the existing or available, as in to be had. […]
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Today in Rock History
Today in Rock History – August 19
1964, The High Numbers, (The Who) played at The Scene in Soho London, England. 1964, The Beatles kicked off a North American tour at the Cow Palace in San Francisco, California, to a crowd of 17,130. Playing 12 songs which made up their repertoire … [Read More...]
Today in Rock History – August 18
1964, Over 9,000 frenzied fans met The Beatles as they arrived in San Francisco, to begin an American tour. The Beatles were driven into a protective fence enclosure so that photographers could take pictures. As the 9,000 fans pressed against the … [Read More...]
Song of the Day
Song Of the Day – “If I Had My Way” by Peter, Paul and Mary
They were the original prefab group, put together by their manager much in the same way that The Monkees were. But instead of a casting call, Albert Grossman knew exactly what he was looking for to form his folk group…two bearded guys (one on stand-up bass, one on guitar) and one woman, preferably a blonde, who could all sing. That’s how the folk trio of Peter Yarrow, Paul Stookey & Mary Travers came to be. But unlike The Monkees who were ridiculed by many and spent years proving to their audience that they were the real thing, … [Read More...]
Song Of The Day – “It’s All Over Now Baby Blue” by The Seldom Scene
They sure love their bluegrass in Virginia! I lived in Alexandria for five years, and during that time I was exposed lots of great bluegrass music via a weekly local Sunday morning radio show. As is still the case now, the best venue to go see live bluegrass music was at the Birchmere in Alexandria, Virginia. And from the late ‘60s through the late ‘80s, The Seldom Scene played there every Thursday night to mostly sold out audiences with guest like Emmylou Harris, Linda Ronstadt, John Prine, Lowell George and Vince Gill sitting … [Read More...]
Weekend Sports Report
The Sports Report – July 2019
with Packer Dave and Steve Leventhal Dave and Steve are joined by Jeff Rich to discuss the start of training camps for the 2019 season NFL. We talk Green Bay Packers, Chicago Bears, Cleveland Browns, and Arizona Cardinals, and more. Also covered are updates on the … [Read More...]
Radio-Thon 2018
2018: We have kept our costs as low as possible. And thanks to listeners who continue to donate, we have avoided polluting our signal with annoying ads. We can still use your help. Please see the links below how your contribution of any … [Read More...]
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2019 Big Ten Football Preview
The Big Ten Football Media Days in Chicago kicked off the grind of the college football season, a chance for players and coaches to reflect on “what could be,” in the final days of the offseason. While the football season doesn’t officially kick off … [Read More...]
Home Improvement
Home Improvement USA – August 2019
with David Rusch and Steve Leventhal On the August 2019 edition of the Home Improvement USA Radio Show, Dave and Steve discuss the many reasons why people move from their existing homes and … [Read More...]
Do You Remember – Yesterday, Back By Popular Demand.
- Woman Who Thought She Had Kidney Stones Unexpectedly Gives Birth To Triplets
- Arrogant Son Drives Gifted BMW Into A River Because He Wanted A Jaguar
- Dolly Parton, Reba McEntire Will Be Special Guests Next To Host Carrie Underwood At The 2019 CMA Awards
- People Share Their Most Absurd Yet Telling Childhood Memories
- McDonald’s Launched New Type Of Restaurant Called “McDonald’s To Go”
- ‘I Love Lucy’ Meeting Superman In Remastered Color Is As Cool Yet Bizarre As When It First Aired
- The Private Aviation Community Where John Travolta Lives Is Up For Sale
- Christopher Reeve Highlights Show Just How Irreplaceable He Really Was As Superman
Alan Cross – A Journey of Musical Things
- EntertainmentTO – August Edition – How VR/AR are changing the way we consume art & entertainment
- Weekly survey: Artists you loved when you were younger but are embarrassed about that now.
- Do you wear headphones at work? This survey explains what people think of you.
- The story of the return of Billy Corgan’s Gish guitar
- AC/DC’s Brian Johnson has a new TV shows. Here’s a sneak peek.
