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Welcome to Frequency Underground! We feature the best in regional house and techno each and every Thursday. This week we've got Johnson City, TN based DJ and producer Will McGlone as our guest. Will's got a great mix of deep progressive house and melodic techno tunes for you so sit back (or dance) and enjoy the tunes!

And as always, thanks for listening and be sure to like and follow us if you enjoyed the mix. Keep scrolling down to read our interview with this week's guest!

FREQUENCY UNDERGROUND INTERVIEW WITH WILL MCGLONE:

◾Real Name: Will McGlone

◾Current city: Johnson City, TN

◾How did you come up with your dj name: I use my name since there are not many people that have the same name. Will is actually my middle name (my first name is Timothy) but I have been called that since I was a child so I roll with it.

◾How and when did you get into djing: My love for electronic music started when I was 12. It started with a game on the PlayStation 1 called Wipeout. You could skip the first track on the game and listen to the music in your cd player. I had that on heavy rotation. At the time, I did not really know what style I was listening to but I just loved the game music.

 Later, when I was in high school a local radio station played this beautiful song that was like nothing I have ever heard. I remember calling the radio station and asking them to tell me what song was playing the space piano music. They told me the song was Robert Miles - Children.  

When I just turned 18 I started getting involved with the clubbing scene and a guy I met at a local club recommended I listen to Paul Oakenfold. I blindly went to the local music store and bought tranceport. The tracklisting led me to buying follow up cds by DJs such Sasha and Digweed, Pual van Dyk, and many more. I just fell  in love with the music and knew that was what I wanted to do. About 6 months before I graduated High School School (around 2000) I got my first set of technics 1200's and the rest was history. I remember a lot of my parents and my friends thought I was insane playing this music (little did they know).

◾Who are your musical influences and what is your inspiration: In the 90s I listened to a lot of Nirvana, Smashing Pumpkins, 311, Sublime, Verve, Bush, and pretty much anybody in the alt rock grunge movement.

As far as electronic music goes (I have too many to list), However, some of my biggest influences that currently come to mind are Robert Miles, Sasha, Digweed, Orbital, Hernan Cattaneo, Nick Warren, Orbital. Rufus du Sol, Gui Boratto, Guy J, Dave Seaman, Stephan Bodzin, Luttrell, D-Nox & Beckers, 16 Bit Lolitas, Terry Grant, Ian O'donovan, Brother Tiger, Phealeh, Hybrid, Washed Out, The Howling, RY X, ARTBAT, Gui Boratto, Guy Gerber, and many many many more.
 
◾Describe your sound as a DJ: Most people label me as a progressive house DJ but I play a wide variety of genres. Anything from Deep house, Techno, Progressive, Organic House, Afro House, and even Trancer Stuff. If there is one common theme, I tend to play melodic and hypnotic kinds of tracks.  

◾What does the future hold in store for you as an artist: While life has been busy, my goals are to write more music and play in some new places. I have played around with the idea of rebooting my record label "element underground"..

◾Genre tag for mix (I like to let the artist label their work)

I honestly am not sure what genre this mix is. I am guessing it is progressive or melodic techno but that is a bit subjective to the listener.

Frequency Underground | Episode 148 | Will McGlone [progressive/melodic techno]

Ghost Town

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Sharing a little extra weekend content with the commencement address from the ETSU James H. Quillen College of Medicine in May of 2023. Had a great time returning to campus and yes, the cover photo is the selfie I took at the beginning. Enjoy!

Finding Your Why - ETSU QCOM Class of 2023 Commencement Address

Find U

From DJ Bathtub Is in the House!, self-released on December 17, 2016.

DJ Bathtub Is in the House!

Turntable Piece #3 (12-14-2016)(First Mix)

DJ Bathtub - Turntable Piece #3 (12-14-2016)(First Mix)

Turntable Piece #2 (12-14-2016)(First Mix)

DJ Bathtub - Turntable Piece #2 (12-14-2016)(First Mix)

Turntable Piece #1 (06-13-2016)(First Mix)

DJ Bathtub - Turntable Piece #1 (06-13-2016)(First Mix)

Vic Verchereau welcomes Zac Clark, who is the General Manager of the Lansing Lugnuts.

It was always meant to be!  Zac Clark found his way home after a journey that prepared him for his dream job!  He visited the ballpark when he was 9, and he was sold right then!  He completed the masters program at East Tennessee State University and his undergrad studies at Central Michigan University.  He gained invaluable experience working in sports with organizations like Special Olympics Michigan, the Detroit Pistons, Unified Athletics, Sports Management Association and other minor league teams that led him home to the Lansing Lugnuts.  

Zac grew up in Dansville and loves working so close to his home.  His story takes us through his journey into minor league baseball and his experiences that brought him back to his roots.  Listen to this edition of the Leadership Lowdown with Vic Verchereau.  This one will take you out to the ballpark!  Bring your own Cracker Jack!

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Leadership Lowdown | A Life Long Journey Home

intro toan album we are doing together under the group name "Eklipse", which is the same name as the album. Hope you enjoy. LIKE. SHARE. COMMENT. SUBSCRIBE. Support some local talent instead of mainstream trash. it gets enough support lol

Intro-Eklipse


(Originally written and  performed by the Grateful Dead)

Matt Holland - Guitar/Vocals
Jonathan Parrish - Bass

Ripple (Grateful Dead Cover)

Naloxone.  Access to treatment.  Housing.  Employment.  Educational opportunities.  We’re used to hearing about the need for these aspects of recovery.  But what about community?  A place to gather with others, especially those with similar experiences?  That’s where recovery community centers come in.   

My first guest this month is Dottie Greene.  She’s the executive director of the first recovery community center in the 8 county region of northeast Tennessee.  Dr. Greene is a person in long term recovery and has been providing recovery support since the 80s.  As you might expect, she has seen the field of recovery change significantly in that time.   

Our second guest is Bettina Hoeppner, who has joined Dottie to talk about her academic research on recovery community centers, or RCCs.  Dr. Hoeppner is an experimental psychologist who focuses on substance use disorder, and she directs the Health Through Flourishing Research Program.  Her work on RCCs highlight how their unique natures make studying them as complex as launching them.  

In this episode, we discuss the ins and outs of recovery community centers and how they fill crucial gaps in the care continuum, as well as how attitudes towards recovery have changed dramatically over the last decade.  

Learn more:
Johnson City Recovery Center: www.jcrecoverycenter.org
Health Through Flourishing: www.healththroughflourishing.com  
SMART: www.smart.tennessee.edu 

LISTEN HERE: https://open.spotify.com/show/5qbzONIr0hlWxiQsPwkXHM

SMART Policy Podcast

Recovery Community Centers Are Changing Everything

DJ ALDO I MUST STANG (Haunted N Blazed 3)

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AKA Eden & Mizpah
Basically serving as a hub for some of my musical endeavors, plus it's a fine way to share some great music from others as well.
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We are a hip hop group out of East Tennessee. We go by Eklipse. The Group consists of B Luciano(A.K.A Branson O'Quinn) and illusional(A.K.A Jake Carty).

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Weekly Radio Show featuring the best house and techno djs in the Southeastern US. 

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