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How else to celebrate 36 hours of music across two years than with a lookback? For our super special second-to-last broadcast, I decided to finally lift off the Disco Dan veil, talk about my personal relationship to older music, and go over the origins and history of...

Hello again! This evening, we listened to some songs that I listened to when I was depressed. But don't fear, I was not depressed during the recording of this episode! These songs all provided me with an outlet for what I was feeling, and I thought I'd put them all...

Hello Everyone! So, last week we returned to carnatic music. And this week, I wanted to look at an album by Bombay Jayshri, someone who I featured last week but I've not played much of her performances. With exams around the corner, I may need to step back from the...

An episode about Texas history starting at the beginning of Texan independence to the end of the Mexican-American war

And that's a wrap! Tonight marks our first show post-vinylthon and the end of an era: our very last disco show... but the music lives on in our hearts, and next week we'll have a special episode looking back on the evolution of Sugar Dove! Hope to see you there, and...

Hello, everyone! I really liked tonight's Airplay, because I got reminisce about six years ago, which had quite a few good parts to it. The songs we heard were pretty wide-ranging, and I remembered why I liked them. A few highlights from that year were: discovering my...

What a lovely life to live when all of your gay friends tell you their favorite gay songs and you get to play them on your gay little radio station hehehehe! We had so many lovely people submit a gay song to this episode, so we hope you appreciate the combination of...

Hello Everyone! So for the past couple episodes we have been looking at Hindustani music. And though I deeply enjoy it, its not my forte really reagarding classical Indian music. So for this episode, I pivoted back to Carnatic music. There is no real theme for this...

Talking history with Hendrix College alum Jordan Toland ’20.

A world history of chess from its origins to the current world champion