Echoes of Old Radio Shows


"In the night..the DJ is the Law"
Vinx -- Rooms In My Fatha's House


the Show With No Name (fill-in host to unassigned airshift) approx. 90 minutes
circa 1999 on KCRW

leave window open to keep the show going.

Other Shows 1994-2002

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Taxi, taxi, hotel hotel
I got the whiskey baby
I got the whiskey
I got the cigarettes

Automatic taxi stop
Electric cigarette love baby
Hotel rock'n'roll the discoteque
Electric super sex
Automatic taxi stop Electric cigarette love baby
Hotel rock'n'roll the discoteque
Electric super sex

I got the whiskey baby I got the whiskey
I got the, cigarettes
You are a super, ultra, maxi, Mega super funkie,
love baby

Oooooh I need a super star

I need a candy bar

Automatic taxi stop
Electric cigarette love baby Hotel rock'n'roll the discoteque

Electric super sex
Automatic taxi stop
Electric cigarette love baby
Hotel rock'n'roll the discoteque
Electric super sex

You want a super, ultra, maxi, funkie, American

Love baby

Hey there mama hey there pa
Got sexy googoo baby talk
Got california baby dolls
All right
yes hello my name is Mark,
And I'm super rich no super star
Did you know the president is super super super sexy
Automatic taxi stop
Electric cigarette love baby
Hotel rock'n'roll the discoteque

Electric super sex

Did you know the president has super super super sex

I got it all year long ha ha

-Morphine
SUper SEx

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"All spirituality--but especially the spirituality of imperfection--involves the perceiving, embracing, and living out of paradox. A "paradox" is an apparent contradiction: Two things seem to exclude each other, but in truth need not do so. ...Openness to paradox allows the understanding and the acceptance of our human condition as both/and (both a saint and a sinner) rather than "either-or" (either a saint or a sinner). ..With the long story of spirituality in the Western Christian world, failure to understand that to-be-human is to be both/and rather than either-or led to much confusion. The significance of Saint Augustine, for example, is not that he emphasized "sin," but that he sought to promote wholeness and balance by calling attention to "the other side."

Faced with the destruction of the Roman Empire, Augustine sought to teach that both within each person and within the community as a whole, both good and evil, strength and weakness, co-existed.

-Ernest Kurtz

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. Updated April 2009