Desolation Angel Radio

We continued our mission tonight of seeking out, and listening to different voices around the country. Tonight's conversation was with Robert Dean, author, out of Austin, TX and with ties to New Orleans and Chicago. In a wide ranging conversation, Robert and I touched on a lot of topics, everything and anything was fair game, and we hit a lot of bases. Tune in, and keep the community and connection.

Tonight's show features Mark Madden. One of Buffalo's leading artists and voices in the art scene. Small business owner, tattoo artist, street artist, gallery owner and street muralist. We talk about how this is affecting artists and small business owners, and the things we're doing to provide some outlets, some ways to focus, and some ways to help, and give hope. Tune in.

Tonight's episode recaps the previous 4 nights and our guests; Julie Rockcastle, Clinton Parker, Richard Leek, talks about more resources and information, I think provides some hope, and some things you can do, and also invites you, no matter who you are, to be part of what we're doing on the radio here, and a couple of nifty tunes.

Tonight, Desolation Angel Radio continued it's nightly show chronicling these strange days we live in with a conversation with Richard Leek, a friend, a brother, someone whom I love dearly, out of Boston, and a member of the Brushwood community. In just about half and hour we talked about a lot of things, and it was good to hear his voice, and hopefully, listening to it, you can come away with some sense of hope, and belief that we'll all get through this together, and that there's a lot of us working to make sure people get through and are going to be OK.. I know I did.

Tonight, Desolation Angel Radio continues it's mission of bringing information about this crisis to you. Tonight, we talk with Clinton Parker, here in Buffalo about building the Buffalo Mutual Aid Network. We talk resources available to people; information, legal resources, food, community resources. Even if you're not from Buffalo please listen, as Clinton talks about how they built it in less than 48 hours, and it's growing, you might and could find the information useful for your area.

Desolation Angel Radio hit the air tonight in it's new format and we talked with Julie Rockcastle today of The Heron, about groceries they have available out there, and some things about The Great Blue Heron Music Festival. There's also information about food resources to keep kids fed in Buffalo during the school shutdown, information about building mutual aid networks, information about how to find resources for your elderly, sick and vulnerable neighbors and members of your community and you can be part of this broadcast. 

Desolation Angel Radio has changed it's format for these strange days we live in which will alter how we live going forward. Listen to this episode and find out how you can join your voice, be heard, be part of a community and find out that you are not alone, and let others know they're not alone. Find out that you matter, and your feelings, your fears, your hopes, your dreams matter. 

Desolation Angel Radio hit the air and it sounded like this:
When My Train Pulls In - Gary Clark Jr.
Be Afraid - Jason Isbell & The 400 Unit
I Only See You With My Eyes Closed - Reckless Kelly
A Thought Is Just A Passing Train - John Moreland
Man Without A Soul - Lucinda Williams
The Kids Are Having None Of It - Frazey Ford
Look What They Did - Low-cut Connie
Grievance Merchants - Drive-by Truckers
Where I'm Headed - The Marcus King Band
P-Town - Lilly Hiatt
Go On - Chris Knight
Desert Heat - Michigan Rattlers
Remember To Breathe - Sturgill Simpson
Civilized Hell - Lukas Nelson & Promise of the Real
Terrestrial - John Moreland
Ramble On Rose - Wynnona & Bob Weir
From This Place - Pat Metheny (w/Meshell Ndegeocello )
New York Is Killing Me - Gil Scott Heron & Makaya McRaven
The Rapture - The White Buffalo
Every Little Thing - The Black Keys
Late Bloomer - The Secret Sisters
Call That Gone - North Mississippi Allstars
21st Century USA - Drive-by Truckers
You Can't Rule Me - Lucinda Williams
Halfway Wrong - Lucero
Kings and Queens - 30 Seconds to Mars
As always thanks for being some of the best listeners, fans and supporters around
 
Kip