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This morning - I'd like to tell you - the radio show called Self Help Radio took flight! It took it & frankly it took it too far. Why does it feel the need to take a very nice topic like "flight" & beat it to death? I'd suggest it has a problem.
Never-the-less, that show - which many would say never really got off the ground - has landed & has been taxied back to the hangar at the website Self Help Radio dot net. Some say it's gone there for repairs & for refueling. Others say it simply sits there most of the week & licks its wounds. Still others say, "What exactly are you talking about? A self-help radio show? What?"
But can't a show at least dream of flying? Can a show dream at all? Why are we placing restrictions on dreams all of a sudden? This supposition has taken a very dark turn. If Self Help Radio wants to doze & speed into the air like the radio waves that carry it, who are you to be so freakin' literal to tell it it can't? Oh my gosh! What happened to you?
Anyway, show at website. Username: SHR. Password: selfhelp. Two hours, many songs, a few interviews. Details below.
It's like I don't even know who you are any more.
Self Help Radio Flight Show
"Flight" A Certain Ratio _Early_
"Flight" Tanya Tagaq _Animism_
"The Flight" The Hellers _Singers... Talkers... Players... Swingers... & Doers_
introduction & definitions
"Flight 101" Etta James _Queen Of Soul_
"The Golden Age Of Aviation" The Lucksmiths _Staring At The Sky_
"Airline Announcements (Part One)" George Carlin _Jammin' In New York_
"Once Upon A Flight" Os Mutantes _Fool Metal Jack_
"This Flight Tonight" Joni Mitchell _Blue_
interview with the Rev Dr Howard Gently
"Fight Or Flight" Stereophonics _Keep The Village Alive_
"Non-Stop Flight" Spanky Wilson _Speciality Of The House_
"Airline Announcements (Part Two)" George Carlin _Jammin' In New York_
"The Flight Of The Wild Geese" Joan Armatrading _Love & Affection: Joan Armatrading Classics (1975-1983)_
"Flight Tonight" The Avalanches _Since I Left You_
interview with flight instructor Simon Armstrong
"Nite Flights" The Walker Brothers _Nite Flights_
"Flight Reaction" Calico Wall _Pebbles Volume 3 "The Acid Gallery"_
"Airline Announcements (Part Three)" George Carlin _Jammin' In New York_
"On The Love Flight" Lee Shot Williams _She Made A Freak Out Of Me_ (Ecko Records, 2000)
"Orly Flight" Nico _Drama Of Exile_ (Cleopatra, 1993)
interview with anthropologist Dr Madeline Munch
"Flight 13" The Dearly Beloved _Let's Talk About Girls! Music From Tucson 1965-1968_
"Flight Path" The Apple Pie Motherhood Band _Long Live Apple Pie_
"A Flight" Sheer Agony _Masterpiece_
"Final Flight" Melbourne Cans _Moonlight Malaise_
conclusion & goodbye
"Flight IC408" State Of Bengal _Talvin Singh Presents Anokha (Soundz Of The Asian Underground)_
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