Abby & Robbie Martin speak to filmmaker Cullen Hoback, director behind the documentary miniseries Q: Into the Storm. They discuss why sanitizing the internet of any existence of QAnon sets a dangerous precedent, the psychology behind his documentary subjects––both those who followed QAnon seriously and  ran the message board 8chan in which Q exclusively posted––and the strange confluence of US Military intelligence officials who helped spread QAnon as a movement.

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Q Exposed, The Watkins', Army of N Virginia & Q: Into the Storm w/ Cullen Hoback

Takehisa Kosugi - Mano-Dharma '74
 Taj Mahal Travelers - Between 7:50~8:05P.M.
Far East Family Band -  Entering
Far Out - Too Many People
Flower Travellin' Band – Satori, Pt. 2
Tokyo Kid Brothers - Peace ~ Dadada
J.A Seazer - Kyoujo Bushi
Azabu Ongaku Shuudan - Suggestion
Jun Kamikubo - Getting into the Ecstasy
Blues Creation -  I Can't Keep From Crying
Flied Egg - Rolling Down The Broadway
Food Brain - Waltz For M.P.B.
Tokedashita Garasubako - Anmari Fukasugite
Renzoku Shasatsuma - Am Blues
Shinki Chen & His Friends -The Dark Sea Dream
Dada - Yuuen - Inraku - Gaki
Magical Power Mako - Andromeda
People - Prayer - Part I
Stomu Yamash'ta - Xingu
Masataka Hara - Direct To Polar Regions
Kimio Mizutani  - Path Through The Haze
Tsutsui Yasutaka & Yamashita Yosuke- IE
Brush!? - Tilanga (Including Sprite)
Kinoko Gumo - Long-Nosed Goblin
Magical Power Mako - Sound Mother Earth

Japanese 70's Progressive & Psych Mix

"Deck"

Over the course of their nearly-fifteen album career, Hallelujah The Hills have established themselves as one of the most unpredictable, inventive and fascinating bands on the planet. Hard to pick favorites in their discography because every album is unbelievable--there's 2012's No One Knows What Happens Next or 2013's Portrait Of The Artist As A Young Trashcan or 2016's A Band Is Something To Figure Out--pick any one you like and you can't go wrong. Speaking of picking the Boston outfit's new effort Deck requires you to do just that. Or, asks you to do just that. Or, if you don't want to, you kind of are because not making a choice is a choice. A sprawling, thrilling and altogether deliciously ambitious project,
Deck is arranged into four loosely thematic elements that correspond to the suits of a deck of cards. Each suit has its own musical style; introspective spare numbers, orchestrally arranged compositions,
indie rock stomp and idiosyncratic tracks that wind and loop and twist and rattle and diverge tunefully away. Along the way you'll run into Craig Finn of the Hold Steady, Ezra Furman, Mission of Burma's Clint Conley and Will Dailey.
There's a song for every card in a deck and this fifty-two track effort is filled with surprises, detours, hard lefts into the darkness and jet-powered pulls into whipping storms and sunny wide open fields where a lone guitar angles under
the sunlight then bursts into flames. It's hard to explain but it's easy to experience so I urge you to pick up Deck and toss it into the air and follow it wherever it goes. Ryan Walsh is the band's braintrust and visionary and he's the perfect frontman and musical director--his compositions are literate and unexpected and his voice filled with presence and urgency. Walsh's book Astral Weeks: A Secret History of 1968 is genius by the way, so get that if you have a chance. But for now, let's let Mr. Walsh cut the deck and walk us through what's happening with his marvelous band.

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Two of the creators of the Voyager Golden Record remember how they crafted a message for alien civilizations.

How to Make a Golden Record

Devil Music

Crime

"Bob Dylan's Big Freeze"  BBC Radio

Bob Harris tells the story of Dylan's extraordinary two month stay in London during the freezing winter of 1962-3, and we hear from the people who bumped into him and sent him on his way, from the folk clubs of Accrington to the tailors of Carnaby Street.

In the summer of 1962, Dylan had been spotted by BBC director Phillip Saville in a Greenwich Village basement and invited over to appear in Evan Jones's play, Madhouse On Castle Street. Receiving a fee of 500 guineas, Dylan duly flew to London to star alongside David Warner.

While he was in London, Dylan stayed with Martin Carthy, who remembers chopping up a piano for firewood during that long cold winter! While in London, Dylan became a regular figure on the burgeoning folk club circuit.
Eventually, under the pseudonym of Blind Boy Grunt, Dylan also cut an LP, recorded in basement of Dobell's record shop on Charing Cross Road with the help of a crate of Guinness.

Dylan's eight week stay resulted in a burst of original songs (Don't Think Twice It's Alright, Bob Dylan's Dream) which were heavily influenced by his exposure to traditional English folk.

First broadcast BBC Radio 2, 10:30pm Tue, 25 Nov 2008
Repeated on BBC Radio 6 Music, 3:00am Sun, 20 Nov 2011

Bob Dylan's Big Freeze

Psychedelic Salon

568 - Terence McKenna: "We Become What We Behold"

A podcast of the event at the Irish Literary Society at the Bloomsbury Hotel, London, on 26 November 2018 to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Van Morrison album 'Astral Weeks'. The evening was chaired by the novelist and playwright Lucy Caldwell and she was joined by the poet Gerald Dawe and musician and journalist Ryan H. Walsh. Donal Scullion played songs from the album.

00.00 - Lucy Caldwell introduction.
            - Gerald Dawe on Van Morrison and music in Belfast
22.45 - Donal Scullion plays Jimmie Rodgers 'Mule Skinner Blues'
29.35 - Donal Scullion plays Leadbelly 'The Midnight Special'
33.50 - Ryan H. Walsh on Van Morrison and Boston 1967/68
48.50 - Donal Scullion plays 'Astral Weeks'
55.35 - Donal Scullion plays 'Cyprus Avenue'
1.00.55 - All discuss appreciation of album
1.10.00 - Donal Scullion plays 'Madame George'
1.17.10 - Donal Scullion plays 'Brown Eyed Girl'.
End.

Irish Literary Society

Astral Weeks Celebration, Irish Literary Society

Rehearsal of the Night for The NIght
Mark Sandman piano vocal
Dana Colley baritone sax
Billy Conway drums
Jerome Deupree drums

The Night Rehearsal

"Canary Island" by Houndstooth. Ride Out The Dark is the Portland bands debut CD/LP and will be in stores 7/16. Pre-order now at noquarter.net

"Canary Island" by Houndstooth

Jeff asked me to contribute an original recording for his pledge drive episode. They aired this on 11/10/20's episode. RIP Jeff, thank you for everything.

It ends with a short little snippet of Jeff and I exchanging awkward "yeahs" and "oks" and that's from a non-band episode where he and I just sat around and played late-60's Bosstown Sound records and talked about the book. That's here in full if you'd like to hear it: https://bit.ly/3lf3b5k

Inside A Pipeline (For JB)

NEW LP I'm You IS OUT NOW! Super Charged American Favorites from Boston, Massachusetts.

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Inside A Pipeline (For JB)

Hallelujah The Hills

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