In the episode we hear what some people think about other people who think very bad thoughts about statues, about the fear in America, and… and things which are truly beyond explanation.
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This episode it’s thanks to Bob Ogden and Tim Holland, and there was also a belated birthday present from Peter Leiverdink, who’s been a huge supporter.
Episode Links
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Lawsuits, outrage, fur coats and a secret megastar's vocal - the 'Ride On Time' saga is a story for the ages
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If you love listening to Coles Radio in store, you can now listen via iTunes or Windows Media Player.
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Coles Radio extended its lead at the top of the DAB+ radio ratings this week [7 June 2019], with 254,000 cume listeners nationally.
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For a company whose name is synonymous with wimpy music, Muzak had a surprisingly tough founder: an Army general. Major General George O. Squier served as the Army’s Chief Signal Officer during World War I, and in the early 1920s he perfected a method for transmitting music across electrical wires.
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In the 40s, Muzak got more deliberate about the type and tempo of the music it piped, trademarking “Stimulus Progression”, which gradually amped up the tempo and intensity of its easy listening in 15-minute intervals. The company used only instrumental music, because it was thought that lyrics might knock a worker or a patron out of the rhythm of building or buying or whatever activity the Muzak was piped in to encourage.
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160 million people around the world listen to anonymous background music, i.e. muzak, every day.
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Just had conversation with a British couple who have a holiday home near us. They voted for Brexit and have made no arrangements whatsoever for what happens on Jan 1. They have now discovered the reality of their situation. The blame apparently is with "Brussels".
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This angry Florida woman argued today against the mask mandate, while bringing up the devil, 5G, Bill Gates, Hillary Clinton, "the pedophiles" and the deep state.
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For those of you arguing against mask use in Public, I promise this is not a valid argument.
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