Blue Velours - Von Riu
Revenge from the Penthouse - Maara
Cexpress (131bpm Remix) - DJ City
Rizzzle Me This - Roza Terenzi
Double Take - Mabel
Vital Force - Chlär
Basement - UFO95
Back to Earth (Rave Mix) - Yves Deruyter
Logic Machine - Maruwa & HEISSS Berlin
Galvanizer - Maté
Free Britney - Anetha
World of Content (5am Rework) - Cristofer & Von Riu
All Cries Are Beautiful - Mac Declos
When I Grow Up (Kichta remix) - Pussycat Dolls
God Is a Woman - John Mood
Hyber Nation- Visual Imagination (Cosmic Cubes) - Sub Terranean
Solidarity System - dj pgz
Deep Rush - D. Tiffany
The Prosperer - Self Care Starter Pack
Whirlwind of Hearts - Polygonia
Timeless - ATB

CRUISIN' USA - DJ Mix - Oct 2025

In this special Halloween episode, show host Phil Morehart from the American Library Association speaks with Jerry Drake, author of “Hazel Was a Good Girl: Solving the Murder That Inspired Twin Peaks.”

In the summer of 1908 near Troy, New York, the body of a young woman was found in a pond in a secluded rural area outside of the city. Her name was Hazel Drew, and her unsolved murder has confounded investigators and the curious for more than 100 years. One of whom was TV writer Mark Frost, who together with filmmaker David Lynch, found inspiration in Drew’s case when they created the groundbreaking TV show “Twin Peaks,” which begins with the unsolved murder of a young woman found in a body of water.

Drew’s murder has fascinated people, inspired local ghost stories, and birthed numerous investigations. One of those is documented in the book “Hazel Was a Good Girl: Solving the Murder That Inspired Twin Peaks” by author and cold case investigator Jerry Drake. 

Drake joins the show to discuss the book and his research, why Hazel Drew has kept a grip on us for more than 100 years, the ghost stories attached to the murder, and of course, how he libraries. 


Episode 25: Jerry Drake

Scary Songs to Vibe To

TULPA

SET LIST:

PLAYBOI CARTI - LOCATION (MANIIA EDIT)
Doechii - Nisaan Altima (CAM GIRL & Gaszia Edit) 
Shake Sumn Ha - Amarji King
Tinashe X Doja Cat - Nasty Like That (GoodMatee Jersey Club Edit)
Nasty (Bianca Oblivion & King Doudou Jersey Funk Flip) 
TWIN FREAKS - Tromac
noisecomplaint - DJ Freedem
Fullbodydurag - BUSS IT
Pinkpantheress Illegal (Rahul.mp3 Remix)
Yaeji & underscores & Aliyah’s Interlude - booboo2 
SNEAKY W/ TAH - Amal
DeFacto X - POPA (DFX REMIX) 
KITTY KAT (JERSEY CLUB) 1-800-RAZ
Swang (Instrumental) - Rae Sremmurd
Throw Some D’s (AG x Pherris Edit) MM2 8.16.24
Laila! Want 2 (nextdimensional club edit) 
NewJeans - Ditto (Hazo Flip) 
Kelela - Rewind (Pain Princess Footwork Edit)
Halfway Juked - EQ Why
Delirious Edit - DJ GAY-Z
Water (Rammie’s Jersey Club Remix) 
MISERY BUSINESS (OJC MIX)
FTCU - BUCCALTHEFT REMIX

ILY DJ MIX VOL. 2

Impression on Twin Peaks

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twin peaks type beat

slowed mix with Lauras theme 4 some extra noise

Nelly - Just a Dream (Slowed and Drunged?)

laura ya lyublyu tebya

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The American Library Association (ALA) is proud to present the podcast, “How I Library.” Hosted by ALA Communications Manager Phil Morehart, this monthly series features authors, filmmakers, musicians, scholars, thought leaders, and, of course, librarians discussing the importance of libraries, their favorite library memories, and issues facing the library world. Along the way, they share thoughts about their work, what inspires them, and so much more. 

The podcast is an extension of the #HowILibrary campaign that ALA launched in 2023 that asked authors “how they library”: what the library means to them, how they use and have used the library, and how the library has impacted their lives.

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New tracks tagged #Twin Peaks