Today's Word for the Day is "GRACE" If you listen to Word for the Day on audio and have never checked out the video, you can do so on our YouTube channel at&nbsp;. To receive your Word for the Day by e-mail, go to&nbsp; to sign up.

GRACE

Elder Clark G. Gilbert, a General Authority Seventy and the Commissioner of the Church Educational System, along with his wife, Sister Christine Gilbert, share their devotional message with BYU-Idaho about finding the Savior, Jesus Christ, in the Family Proclamation, and how staying true to our covenants can bring us enduring joy.

Elder and Sister Gilbert Emphasize "Finding the Savior" in the Family Proclamation

Devo Lego Instrumental

This instrumental is made of tiny bits of DEVO.

Please see substack.com/home/post/p-174502933 for a downloadable ENS instrument and more information.

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LYRICS 

It’s not momma’s Gray Lady,

Press this tray to them, when I’m addicted,

Then pass this into shoe



Forward break problem

It’s not Mama’s problem

You did it wrong

When it passed through the gates, 

Did it wrong



You problem —

Gray Mama’s problem

It’s not Mama’s problem

With Low-Down Dickface



It’s not too too late!

It’s not Mama’s problem.

It’s not weird,

It’s not a cake,

It’s not too wrong.



Into Mama’s problem,

When I passed his head,

When he gets to it



You wanna give me back to you, Mama

Never to use the napalm 

Bench two sets of tight-lip

For Tuvi Yew Bap



Never break a trade

To be never to break

And then get good, get stored

You get with no one, you prombit



You get to be Mama.

It’s not Mama’s cake.

It’s not good they did it.

It’s not evil you.



Wrong, the Round,

It’s not baked down.

They’re in the bed 

And take the long plastic with you, love



Break it in

Make your problem to now,

For they forgive back, 

Problem.



They for prop no one.

No one gets with you, 

Mama, for long, in bed.

Bacon Whip

This instrumental is made of tiny bits of DEVO.

Please see substack.com/home/post/p-174502933 for a downloadable ENS instrument and more information.

Royal Biryani

Today's Word for the Day is "CLEARED" If you listen to Word for the Day on audio and have never checked out the video, you can do so on our YouTube channel at&nbsp;. To receive your Word for the Day by e-mail, go to&nbsp; to sign up.

CLEARED

James Bond is on the menu this week, as Brian winds down his journey to watch every canonical movie in sequential order.  That means we finally hit up the first appearance of Daniel Craig in the 2006 throwback/reboot/reset adaptation of the very first Ian Fleming novel - Casino Royale!  Or did we do the very terrible star-studded psychedelic comedy trainwreck from 1967?  Or maybe the Americanized, made-for-TV version from 1954? Confused yet?  You won’t be once you listen to our take on the GOOD Casino Royale. 

0:00 - Intros
3:35 - LCD Soundsystem
7:50 - Your Friends and Neighbors (Apple TV+)
10:50 - DEVO Documentary (Netflix)
21:30 - Weird Al Bigger and Weirder Tour
27:55 - Taskmaster
34:20 - Casino Royale

Here is the Patrick (H) Willems take on the Craig Bond Years https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8bNXqwpm-rk&ab_channel=Patrick%28H%29Willems


Episode 346 - No, the GOOD Casino Royale

Sister Stephanie L Colvin is the Director of First-Year Experience at BYU-Idaho. In her devotional address to BYU-Idaho students, she invites all to put God first in their lives, and discusses the impact dedicating more time to the Lord has had in her life, and what it can do for others.

Sister Stephanie Colvin invites students to put God first in their lives

In her BYU-Idaho devotional address, Sister Stephanie L. Colvin invited all to put God first in their lives and discussed the impact dedicating more time to the Lord has had in her life, and what it can do for others. 

Sister Colvin highlights importance of putting God first in daily life

Another great week to celebrate freefrom music!   Hope you enjoy!  Scott

Take Another Hit 10/12/25

Elder Kim B Clark, a former BYU-Idaho President and emeritus General Authority for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, shares with students examples of how they can better follow God’s plan, trust in Him and listen to the guidance of His Spirit in his devotional address “In the Hands of the Lord.”

Elder Clark shares importance of trusting in God and following His Spirit

Elder Kim B Clark, a former BYU-Idaho President and emeritus General Authority for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, shares his devotional address “In the Hands of the Lord.”

Elder Clark implores students to trust God's plan in devotional address

Heidi Egan is one of the curriculum designers at BYU-Idaho and is a lover of singing and music. In her devotional talk, she teaches how singing can help students feel happier and have a greater abundance of the Spirit in their lives.

Heidi Egan teaches students about the influence of the Spirit through music and singing

This week, we view Francis Ford Coppola’s Bram Stoker’s Dracula (1992)—a film that dares to ask: what if Dracula were horny, operatic, and deeply confused about accents?

With Keanu Reeves giving the most unintentionally British performance ever committed to celluloid (bless him, he tried), Winona Ryder looking vaguely confused but still cashing checks, and Gary Oldman chewing scenery like it’s soaked in blood and Oscar nominations, this movie is a visual fever dream you almost forgive for being a narrative mess.

We unpack the lush production design, jaw-dropping in-camera effects, shadow puppetry, Monica Bellucci's succubus cleavage, and that iconic armor that looks like a walking anatomy chart. Oh, and monster rape. Because apparently, that was necessary?

So join us as we ask the eternal questions: Was this movie genius or a hot mess? (Spoiler: Yes.) And should anyone ever let Keanu attempt an accent again? (Spoiler: No.)

Grab your blood goblet, adjust your shadow, and renounce God—it’s time for another Magnificently Huge Podcast!

0:00 - Intros
6:05 - Cosmic Devolution Tour
7:05 - Lene Lovich
8:00 - DJ Cummerbund
8:45 - DEVO
11:20 - The B-52s
15:10 - TRON Ares (2025)
28:55 - Hell or High Water (2016)
30:55 - Tulsa King
33:50 - Horror Express (1972)
37:10 - Bram Stoker’s Dracula (1992)


Episode 349 - Bram Stoker's Dracula

[Refrain]
Crack that whip, give the past a slip
Step on a crack, break your momma's back

[Pre-Chorus]
When a problem comes along, you must whip it
Before the cream sets out too long, you must whip it
When something's going wrong, you must whip it

[Chorus]
Now whip it into shape, shape it up, get straight
Go forward, move ahead, try to detect it, it's not too late
To whip it, whip it good

[Verse 2]
When a good time turns around, you must whip it
You will never live it down unless you whip it
No one gets away until they whip it

[Bridge]
I say whip it, whip it good
I say whip it, whip it good

[Refrain]
Crack that whip, give the past a slip
Step on a crack, break your momma's back

[Pre-Chorus]
When a problem comes along, you must whip it
Before the cream sets out too long, you must whip it
When something's going wrong, you must whip it

[Chorus]
Now whip it into shape, shape it up, get straight
Go forward, move ahead, try to detect it, it's not too late
To whip it into shape, shape it up, get straight
Go forward, move ahead, try to detect it, it's not too late
To whip it, well, whip it good

Whip It

An original song in an upbeat tempo. Acoustic guitar. I wrote  lyrics that are satirical, but in a humorous vein. I hope the feds don't come for me!

Nothing He Won't Do 11-11-2025 v2.2

Working In A Coal Mine

For everyone out there the song is about wanking 

Turning Japanese - The Vapors - Whip It Mix

Yeah, I'm weird and have a rather eclectic history and taste in music, so sue me. I covered Devo, Big Mess. But made it metal, because of course I did. Enjoy!

Big Mess

Acoustic guitar; folk; Americana; jam band influences; blues; rock; old time; bluegrass; grungey stuff. Even some electro and EDM vibes occasionally. I play a wide mix of music with a lot of different people.

Let me share my journey with you. I started DJing at 16, playing school events in Sydney alongside my mate David. By the time I was 19, I had broken into the Sydney club scene, finally stepping into the career I had always dreamed of. From the very beginning, I was passionate about playing uplifting music—there's nothing worse than being in a club with a DJ who doesn't know how to get the crowd moving.

Over time, I made my way into the heart of Sydney’s nightlife. The 90s were the golden era for DJs—the energy was electric, the music was explosive, and the vibe was unforgettable. I had the privilege of being trained by some of the best and working with top talent in the city. That’s where I truly found my groove.

Honestly, I wish the magic of 90s music had never faded, but times changed. In the early 2000s, I hung up my headphones and turned to producing club tracks, especially since so many artists weren’t releasing proper club mixes. Still, I never stopped DJing—I just evolved and moved into a new realm.

The BYU-Idaho Radio Podcast includes local news, interviews, and BYU-Idaho devotional addresses. Check out our other podcasts for more content: BYU-Idaho Radio Headlines, BYU-Idaho Radio's The Spot, and BYU-Idaho Disciple Journeys.

Online radio show with your hosts DJ Dave with Taboo Tracks and Talk and Scott From Boston with Take Another Hit. An eclectic mix of old, new, and everything in-between. A varied shuffle for music lovers. We’ve got the key to expand your melodic universe! RIGHT HERE!!

I create and produce all my music with  a guitar and keyboard. I Love Reggae and the Social messages it  conveys. I also enjoy playing Rock and Blues. . Music with a Positive Message is my Religion.  I strive for truth and justice in my songs. Remember you weren’t born to conform! Peace

1/4 D&B, 1/4 EDM, 1/4 FMU, 1/4 R&B

100% TDS

313, 734, 303, 716, 718, 202... 613?

youtube.com/@djindustrialcomplex

I'm just a dude that writes music and plays a bunch of instruments. And I've been recording my own tunes for 30 plus years. Self taught for the most part. It gets heavy. Hope you enjoy soul crushing metal. And some other things. Have fun.

Hi. I'm Tom. I enjoy teaching and developing leaders most of all. I love to see life change in people as a result of their involvement in ministry. To me, there is nothing more exciting and motivating than to see someone connect with God and begin to live out His purpose for their life.

New tracks tagged #DevO