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KQED Radio
"alan spark hawk" Discussed on KQED Radio
"It really is true that Congress Is a failure of an institution. It's a disgrace anything. It's a disgrace. And then they wonder why things like January six houses. These are hosts Matt Vestments Storm Paglia from earlier this year. They call the insurrection at the US Capitol justified then, seconds later questioned whether it was even real. So you know what I've come around to the FBI. Doing. It was a setup agree in July on his Salem talk show, Elder took a call from a voter urging him to run. And suggesting that the vote might be sabotaged against him. Elder laughed at the prediction of electoral fraud and said he wouldn't be surprised. David Folkenflik NPR news Many Parker and Alan Spark Hawk of the band low have been making music together for nearly 30 years, and they've been buried to each other for even longer, honestly. If it hadn't been for the marriage for the family. I don't think we ever would have. Yeah, We never would have survived this long as a band. Yeah, Low recently released their 13th album. It is called. Hey, what you saw. And it's not just say that necessarily. Another man is just horrible, but we're keeping it together married, but I think we were able to weather difficulties. We were able to have a certain kind of unified vision in despite being kind of very two different Artists. Parker and Spar hawks say their career and their relationship have been balancing acts and that after all these years, they are still in a way trying to find their sound heads up to our engineers. The distortion coming up is intentional. When back in. I have been pushing towards The beauty and I know Alan sometimes focuses on okay, so chaos. Maybe that thing should say It's been a challenge to blend that together, and I guess that's maybe what we've been trying to do this full time. It was a car. Ben's voice, Louis Business is such a powerful tool to cut through the noise humanness against The violence. When you think you see anything really all we knew that that's what the woman bringing to it is that you know, I was immediately. Probably the overriding socks me impairment, especially for start. I was like, I want to figure out a way to accommodate what you want. I think we can figure out a way We both do what we are warning. Mm. Happen and music. Everybody just changes dream. That's why we live it in these again. I mean, it sounds like compromises what you're describing, but I've never felt like the music that we've created has been a compromise. It's always beautiful, and it's always as crazy as I've ever. Yeah, Beyond my imagination isn't something New York Coming into. It's a sound that toes the line between harmony and dissonance. And that makes their newest album. Hey, what a particularly fitting soundtrack. For these times we're living in living in That was Alan Spark Hawk and mini partner of the band Lower You're listening to all things considered from NPR news, and you're listening on KQED Public radio After.
WNYC 93.9 FM
"alan spark hawk" Discussed on WNYC 93.9 FM
"From South Central. Welcome candidate for governor. I like to call him Governor Sage Larry Alder is here. Elder sat for a congenial interview tailor made to stir last minute supporters to vote. It was broadcast live by his home station in Southern California. Your question was, What would I do? Um, uh, when I become governor Was this a campaign event or radio appearance bit hard to tell Governor Gavin Newsom is requiring all state workers who have not been vaccinated to be tested once a week and to wear face masks at work. So one of the first things I will do to the extent that those mandates are still in effect, I will repeal them. The polls suggest the recall of the governor is likely to fail. If successful, though Elder would be the state's first African American governor. He offers brashly conservative takes that are well received among Trump supporters. Though he received a covid vaccine. Elder gives a lot of air time to arguments against it, and it takes on gender and race have provoked much outcry on the left. Don't be dismissive. I worked hard for that title. Yes. Did you know hard? How difficult it is to be the black face of white supremacy. Elder worked for ABC radio for years Let go in 2015 elder Joint Salem Media. And Nelson is the author of Shadow Network Book on the political influence of conservative media, religious and business groups, she says Salem Media seeks to appeal to a voter base of fundamentalist Christians who are urged to the polls based on their conservative and sometimes socially regressive beliefs. Anti abortion, anti LGBT etcetera. Neither the elder campaign North Salem Media responded to NPR's request for comment. The company owns more than 100 stations, and says its broadcasts are heard on more than 3000 stations nationally. Salem Media's founders were two men Brothers in law, who established the outfit in 1986 as a religious broadcaster. Their mission has now expanded to incorporate conservative fundamentalist Christianity and drive to promote victories by like minded Republicans. And so elder has kind of gravitated towards endorsing these positions and tapping into that voter base with this massive radio network support that's built under him. Salem just hired former Trump campaign attorney Jenna Ellis, who joins other hosts in pushing former President Trump's lies about the 2020 race. Salem Media also owns conservative opinion websites, including red State, PJ Media, Hot air and twitchy. It claims more than 200 million unique users a month. That's tough to verify. Each of its sights traffic in their own sharply edged opinion. Listen to the podcast triggered from town Hall, another Salem media site. It really is true that Congress Is a failure of an institution. It's a disgrace anything. It's a disgrace. And then they wonder why things like January six happened. These are hosts Matt Vespa in Storm Paglia from earlier this year. They call the insurrection at the US Capitol justified then, seconds later questioned whether it was even real. So you know what I've come around to the FBI. Doing that It was a setup agree in July on his Salem talk show, Elder took a call from a voter urging him to run. And suggesting that the vote might be sabotaged against him. Elder laughed at the prediction of electoral fraud and said he wouldn't be surprised. David Folkenflik NPR news Many Parker and Alan Spark Hawk of the band low have been making music together for nearly 30 years, and they've been buried to each other for even longer, honestly. If it hadn't been for the marriage for the family. I don't think we ever would have. Yeah, We never would have survived this long as a band. Yeah, Low recently released their 13th album. It is called..
WNYC 93.9 FM
"alan spark hawk" Discussed on WNYC 93.9 FM
"Sage from south Central Welcome candidate for governor. I like to call him Governor. Sage Larry Elder is here. Elder sat for a congenial interview tailor made to stir last minute supporters to vote. It was broadcast live by his home station in Southern California. Your question was, What would I do? Um, uh, when I become governor Was this a campaign event or radio appearance been hard to tell governor gathering. Newsom is requiring all state workers who have not been vaccinated to be tested once a week and to wear a face mask at work. So one of the first things I will do to the extent that those mandates are still in effect, I will repeal them. The polls suggest the recall of the governor is likely to fail. If successful, though Elder would be the state's first African American governor. He offers brashly conservative takes that are well received among Trump supporters. Though he received a covid vaccine. Elder gives a lot of air time to arguments against it, and it takes on gender and race have provoked much outcry on the left. Don't be dismissive. I worked hard for that title. Yes, you did, You know hard how difficult it is to be the black face that white supremacy. Elder worked for ABC radio for years. Let go in 2015 elder joint Salem Media. And Nelson is the author of Shadow Network Book on the political influence of conservative media, religious and business groups, she says Salem Media seeks to appeal to a voter base of fundamentalist Christians who are urged to the polls based on their conservative and sometimes socially regressive beliefs. Anti abortion, anti LGBT etcetera. Neither the elder campaign North Salem Media responded to NPR's request for comment. The company owns more than 100 stations, and says its broadcasts are heard on more than 3000 stations nationally. Salem Media's founders were two men Brothers in law, who established the outfit in 1986 as a religious broadcaster. Their mission has now expanded to incorporate conservative fundamentalist Christianity and a drive to promote victories by like minded Republicans. And so elder has kind of gravitated towards endorsing these positions and tapping into that voter base with this massive radio network support that's built under him. Salem just hired former Trump campaign attorney Jenna Ellis, who joins other hosts in pushing former President Trump's lies about the 2020 race. Salem Media also owns conservative opinion websites, including red State, PJ Media, Hot air and twitchy. It claims more than 200 million unique users a month. That's tough to verify. Each of its sights traffic in their own sharply edged opinion. Listen to the podcast triggered from town Hall, another Salem media site. It really is true that Congress Is a failure of an institution hasn't it's a disgrace anything. It's a disgrace. And then they wonder why things like January six happened. These are hosts Matt Vespa and Storm Paglia from earlier this year. They call the insurrection at the US Capitol justified then, seconds later questioned whether it was even real. So you know what I've come around to the FBI. Doing that It was a setup agree in July on his Salem talk show, Elder took a call from a voter urging him to run. And suggesting that the vote might be sabotaged against him. Elder laughed at the prediction of electoral fraud and said he wouldn't be surprised. David Folkenflik NPR news Many Parker and Alan Spark Hawk of the band low have been making music together for nearly 30 years, and they've been buried to each other for even longer, honestly. If it hadn't been for the marriage for the family. I don't think we ever would have. Yeah. I never would have survived this long as a band. Yeah, Low recently released their 13th album..