Biblio Radio – Feb. 24, 2021

February 24, 2021 by Spencer German

Community Engagement Associate and Biblio Radio host Isabelle Rew walks you through Heights Libraries’ reopening plan, and what you can expect when you visit us again!

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Indie Heat of Da Nite

It's ba-a-ack! Indie Heat of the Night returns, late nights on WJCU. Playing you the very best in indie rock, indie pop, dance punk, post-punk, synth pop, lo-fi, emo, and alternative. Tune in every night from 2am to 6am for an edgy way to start--or end--your day.

Fresh Mix of Independent Music

The Anniversary The Heart Is a Lonely Hunter @2:20

Saves the Day See You @2:17

Silver Jews Advice To The Graduate @2:14

Cold War Kids Hospital Beds @2:09

Kind of Like Spitting On The Subject Of Her New Gold Star @2:08

Damien Rice The Animals Were Gone @2:02

MUTEMATH Spotlight @2:02

Nathan Hedges Better Side of Life (Live) @1:57

The Labra Brothers Waiting @1:53

Jeffrey Cruz Playing With My Heart @1:49

AJ & the Woods Underground @1:43

MESSMAKER We Are The Architects @1:40

Cardboard Caskets Ranchin' @1:36

Guy Snowdon & The Citizens You're Gone @1:32

Ziggy D'Amato Tina's Nite Club @1:27

The Scenic Route Just Another Scar @1:23

The Morning Bird Judgement Day @1:21

Indré Golden Hour @1:15

Hey Monea Never Gonna Take You Back @1:13

Volbeat Leviathan @1:02

Jul Big Green Dancing in the Moonlight @12:56

Land of Panda Burn the Fire @12:52

Little Fuss 20 Questions @12:49

Marcus Smith Storm @12:45

Marcus Smith Day After Day @12:20

Jacob Wynne GET U SOME MO @12:16

_Anuvybe_ Winning Season @12:11

Meg & the Magnetosphere Change What You Can @12:09

Lea Marra Your Friends @12:02

Pete Seeger If I Had a Hammer @12:00

Geer, Will Will Geer Reading Woody Guthrie @11:57

The Maddox Brothers & Rose Philadelphia Lawyer @11:54

Woody Guthrie Train Ride Medley (part 2): New York City / Baltimore to Washington / Delaware Gap / Lynchburg Town / Blue Eyes / The Girl I Left in Sunny T @11:49

Woody Guthrie Train Ride Medley (part 1): I Ride an Old Paint / Ride Around, Little Dogies / Bed on the Floor / Chicago, Chicago @11:42

Watkins Family Hour Blowin' Down This Road @11:39

Gerry Milnes Red Buck, Jodei, West Fork Girls @11:34

Ry Cooder Jesus And Woody @11:28

Ramblin' Jack Elliott New York Town @11:24

The Duhks Pretty Boy Floyd, Stoney Point @11:21

John McCutcheon Ludlow Massacre @11:15

Shovels & Rope Dust Bowl Blues @11:07

Gerry Milnes Sandy River Belle @11:03

Pete Seeger If I Had a Hammer (Live) [Remastered] @11:03

The Cranberries Go Your Own Way @11:02

The Del McCoury Band The Cold Hard Facts @10:58

Lonesome Ace Stringband Sweeter Sound @10:52

Kathy Kalick Band Just Lonesome Ol’ Me & The Radio @10:49

Crosby, Stills & Nash Marrakesh Express @10:45

Joel Rafael Way Over Yonder In The Minor Key @10:41

David Rawlings Good God A Woman @10:37

With Good Reason

Listeners call With Good Reason "the best way to make a long drive fly by" and "a much-needed forum." Each week scholars explore the worlds of literature, science, the arts, politics, history, and business through lively discussion with our ever curious host Sarah McConnell. From the controversies over slave reparations and global warming, to the unique worlds of comic books and wine-making, With Good Reason is always surprising, challenging and fun.

@6 am w/Sarah McConnell - Literature, Science, Politics, History, Business

The Best of Our Knowledge

Every day, faculty members at schools and universities throughout the world are making discoveries that shape our ways of thinking and redefine our understanding of today's knowledge-driven society. Since 1990, The Best of Our Knowledge has highlighted breakthroughs across disciplines and across the globe, putting you in touch with the men and women at the forefront of their fields. Each week this program examines some of the issues unique to college campuses, looks at the latest research, and invites commentary from experts and administrators from all levels of education.

@6:30 am w/Bob Barrett - Education, Colleges, and Research