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People United talks with geographer Eliot Tretter about his research on Austin, his intellectual trajectory, and his activism.

Listen to an archive of this program here.

Sloppy Seconds - "You Can't Kill Joey Ramone" - 'Endless Bummer'
Over Drive – “Beat on the Brat” – 'Do You Remember Rock 'n' Roll High School? Adios Joey Ramone!!'
D.I. – “She’s a Sensation” - ‘Gabba Gabba Hey: Tribute to the Ramones’
The Frantics - "I Wanna Live" - 'Ramones Maniacs'

<p>Playlist 4-10-18 Under the X in Texas-Host Ted Branson Tuesday's 9-11am KOOP 91.7FM<p>

<p>Tiffany Transcription Time<p>

<p>Birthday Honorees: Tom Lewis, Margo Price, James White, Kay Adams, Weldon Myrick, Jesse Taylor, Jim Stringer<p>
 

<p>Playlist 4-10-18 A Blues Groove-Host Ted Branson Tuesday's 8-9am internet only koop.org<p>

<p>Blues Birthday Honorees" Luther Guitar Junior Johnson, Frank Frost, Bessie Smith, Hound Dog Taylor, John Brim, Shakey Jake Harris, Mance Lipscomb<p>
 

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Pkew Pkew Pkew – “Kathie Lee + Hoda” – ‘+ One’
Superchunk – “Lost My Brain” – ‘What a Time to be Alive’
DeeCracks – “It’s Been a While” – ‘Sonic Delusions’
Only Strangers – “Saturday Night” – st
Down and Outs – “Shot” – ‘Double Negative’
The Raging Nathans – “Dayton” – ‘Cheap Fame’
Foxhole Norman – “Bullet Proof” – ’14 Soda Punx’

People United presents coverage of both a press conference by the Decarcerate ATX coalition, which wants a repeal of city ordinances that put unreasonable burdens on Austin's homeless residents, and the 17th annual Cesar Chavez "¡Sí, Se Puede!" March on Austin's east side, which focused on issues affecting low-income Latino residents.

Listen to an archive of this program here.

<p>Playlist 4-5-18 Country Swing & Rockabilly Jamboree-Host Rod Moag Thursdays 9-11am<p>

<p>Engineer-playlist assist Ted Branson<p>

>[?Births & passings: Merle Haggard, Al Dexter, Don Gibson, Emmylou Harris, Tammy Wynette, Vernon Dalhart<p>

Tune in April 7 on Adventures in Sound for a double salute!

We'll celebrate the recent DVD/Blu-Ray release of King of Jazz (1930).