Did You Hear What I Heard?

“Did You Hear What I Heard?”The world is saying an awful lot, even when nobody’s talking. This time on The Longwave Home, we tune into the words, music, noise, silence, and everything in between.The Credits:Performed by The Free River Players Featuring:Evan Saldivar - Arturo Caliente/Jason SmackhouseDannah Fournier -Filmstrip Announcer/Lily Whyte/Arlene FlowersTrinity Rodriguez -Rose RojasIan Wolf -Filmstrip Narrator Crash Bandeux - Alden NashMusic Included:“The Fox (What Does the Fox Say?)” -Performed by Ylvis; written by Bård Ylvisåker, Vegard Ylvisåker, Mikkel Storleer Eriksen, Tor Erik Hermansen & Christian Løchstøer.“Listen to Your Heart/No”Composed & Performed by Cheekface“Deep Elem Blues”Traditional; Performed by Jerry Garcia “Play The Song at Half-time” Composed & Performed by Franchetti (featuring Michael Angelo)“Blackberry Song”                Composed & Performed by Kurt Vile“Listen to The Music ”-Performed by The Doobie Brothers, written by Tom Johnston“Romance (String Quartet No.1)”  Composed by Sergei Rachmaninov  Performed by The String Quartet of LondonOther incidental musicComposed & Performed by The d’Philiharmonius OrchstrangeTHE LONGWAVE HOMEComposed & Directed by d’PhilipProduced & Engineered by Griffin RodriguezExecutive Producers Kelly & Margaret Art Direction by Cass DEDICATIONBecause you’re tuned into The Longwave Home and you’re listening to it right now… we dedicate our efforts to be heard by you.Thank you.www.dphilip.comLEGAL NOTICEAll music, archival recordings, and third-party sound elements appear with permission of their respective copyright holders or are used under the principles of fair use for purposes of commentary, education, criticism, or historical context.All trademarks, logos, and brand names remain the property of their respective owners.This production contains original commentary, narrative, and creative material © 2026 d’Philip & The Family Chalmers Consortium.All rights reserved.A final transmission from the far side of memory and imagination. The Longwave Home is a meditative, musical, time-bending journey through the exploration of human virtues, of lived experiences, and the long, strange arc of a life still unfolding. Blending memoir, soundscape, humor, loss, discovery, and wonder, each episode sets the tone for the entire Longwave Home experiment — a show about who we’ve been, who we are, and who we’re still becoming. Part radio diary, part cinematic essay, part cosmic whisper, it’s the starting point for the waves to come. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.