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EPISODE · Jan 27, 2025 · 1H 23M

Underground Music Gems & Fringe Topics | Air Tight Podcast 134

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     Join us in Air Tight Episode 134 with The Alex from Green Coast Radio, where we bring you the freshest underground music and bold takes on counter-culture news.  This week's lineup features an eclectic mix of sounds, including soulful grooves from Ann Peebles, iconic harmonies from The Beach Boys, global beats from Ghetto Kumbe, and retro vibes from Shannon & the Clams—plus many more underground hits and hidden gems.  Whether you're a fan of discovering new music or rediscovering timeless tracks, this episode delivers an unforgettable journey through sound.      In the news, we discuss why cannabis rescheduling in America has hit a dead end and how DoorDash is making moves to deliver CBD and cannabis products in select regions.  For more on these stories, search online and stay in the loop.  Don't forget to check out Green Coast Radio for the best underground music and street culture vibes.   Visit our "Station Gear" page at GreenCoastRadio.com to grab exclusive art and support the counter-culture movement.  Plus, explore our Unknown Airwaves music video show on YouTube for even more eclectic tunes and fringe culture.                                              Playlist Lawrence Ferlinghetti - The World is a beautiful place Junior Kimbrough - Feels so bad Ann Peebles - Slipped, tripped and fell in love Louis Armstrong - Dream a little dream of me Luther "Snake Boy" Johnson - Get down to the nitty gritty Naomi Shelton "The Queen of Gospel" - I'll take the long road 13th Floor Elevator - You're going to miss me The Beach Boys - California Dreaming Dochii - Catfish Dead Poets Society - Hurt Beastie Boys - Body Moving El Funeral - Sorry Ghetto Kumbe - Se Fue The Lloyd Langton Group - Got your number Amyl & the Sniffers - Chewing Gum L.A. Witch - Fire Starter Shannon & the Clams - Wax & String The Black Angels - Bloodhounds on my trail The Liminanas - Cold was the ground The Primevals - I'm the Man-Wulf Townhouse - There she goes Ty Seagall - Every 1's a winner

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Shakedown Radio Podcast Chris Caggs Chris Carragher otherwise known as Chris Caggs, Aged 48 is an Australian Radio DJ, Music Programmer & Podcaster in the Australian Radio Industry almost 30 years. He’s broadcasted across 16 radio stations as a permanent on air resident with a further 200 radio stations across the Community Radio Network (ComRad Satellite)In July 1998, Chris Caggs dream became a reality hosting his permanent radio show with co-host Mista-C on Australia’s 1st Hip Hop & RnB Community Radio Station Pump FM 99.3FM Sydney. The station relaunched as dance radio 99.3fm playing Hip Hop & RnB on a Monday & Tuesday Night further relaunching as Dance FM 94.5fm in August 2000. Later in 1998 Chris Caggs joined DJ-FM 87.6FM a 24/7 fulltime Dance Station for Inner City & Sydney CBD run by the Robert’s Media Group. Robert Iezzi was the owner & DJs included Frank Chiment, Antonio Avati, Joe Avati, Susie Stapleton, Dave Einfield & Andre Waitsmrn, Joe Corte, Rob Brizzi & More with Sponsors Central Station Records, Telst Explicit Behind the Bastards Cool Zone Media and iHeartPodcasts There’s a reason the History Channel has produced hundreds of documentaries about Hitler but only a few about Dwight D. Eisenhower. Bad guys (and gals) are eternally fascinating. Behind the Bastards dives in past the Cliffs Notes of the worst humans in history and exposes the bizarre realities of their lives. Listeners will learn about the young adult novels that helped Hitler form his monstrous ideology, the founder of Blackwater’s insane quest to build his own Air Force, the bizarre lives of the sons and daughters of dictators and Saddam Hussein’s side career as a trashy romance novelist. Explicit

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