WPKN 89.5 fm Love & Communication May 6, 2026

Playlist Title: Love and CommunicationDJ Name: Michelle MorganPlaylist Start Date: May 6, 2026Playlist Start Time: 8:00 PMPlaylist End Time: 11:00 PM8:00 PM Cat Power "Love & Communication"8:02 PM Gretel "Squish"8:05 PM Aldous Harding "Venus in the Zinnia"8:08 PM Alabama Shakes "Another Life"8:13 PM Kevin Morby "Die Young"8:17 PM Girl In The Year Above "Mama, My Heart Is Achin'"8:20 PM Hunter As a Horse "Paradise Lost"8:24 PM Grace Ives "Now I’m"8:28 PM Angie McMahon "Exploding"8:32 PM Billie Marten "I Can't Get My Head Around You"8:36 PM Emma Ruth Rundle "Run Forever"8:39 PM Nation of Language "Tougher Than the Rest"8:44 PM Paul Kalkbrenner "Feed Your Head"8:53 PM Mere Women "Drive"8:56 PM L.A. WITCH "DOGGOD"9:02 PM This Is Lorelei "Where’s Your Love Now (Waxahatchee Version)"9:07 PM The Velveteers "Take It From The Top"9:11 PM The Kinks "Rainy Day In June"9:14 PM Automatic "Highway"9:18 PM Sheer Mag "Expect the Bayonet"9:22 PM S.G. Goodman "Pepper"9:26 PM Romeo Void "Never Say Never - 12" Single Version"9:34 PM Mhaol "Pursuit"9:38 PM BC Camplight "The Last Rotation Of Earth"9:41 PM Carla dal Forno "Going Out"9:45 PM Rilo Kiley "Silver Lining"9:49 PM Gillian Welch "My First Lover"9:53 PM Th’ Faith Healers "Heart Fog"10:01 PM Packaging "Running Through the Airport feat. Flaural,Spirit Award"10:02 PM Bliss Team "People Have The Power - Dance Mix"10:06 PM ELLiS·D "Humdrum"10:10 PM Sex Mex "Left Me in the Dark"10:12 PM Deer Tick "Let’s Go Dancing - from ‘Let’s Go Dancing’ the songs of Kevn Kinney"10:20 PM Jackie Greene "Light Up Your Window"10:22 PM Gretel "Maybelline"10:24 PM mary in the junkyard "Candelabra"10:30 PM The Velveteers "Suck The Cherry"10:33 PM Dog Race "The Leader"10:36 PM Soft Palms "Rainbows"10:41 PM Sex Mask "Girth"10:44 PM Gang Of Four "Paralysed - 2021 Remaster"10:47 PM Sonic Youth "Bull In The Heather"10:50 PM Priests "No Big Bang"10:52 PM Slant 6 "What Kind of Monster Are You?"About Love & Communication and your host, Michelle Beaulieu-Morgan:I was born and raised in Maine and will mention it at least once per show. I came to Connecticut 15 years ago to pursue my PhD in American Studies at Yale and then stayed. I currently live in Hamden with my two cats and a lot of plants. During the day I work in staff Learning & Development at Yale. I spend most of my non-work time as an artist and writer. You can find me online at my website, on Substack, and on Discogs. I was recruited to radio by Val Richardson, who asked me to come on as a programmer after a few casual mentions of concerts I was going to or had recently attended. Programming is something like a dream-I-didn’t-know-I-had come true. I was always the friend who knew a lot about music or was trying to turn people on to bands or songs I came across, but I didn’t have an outlet (or a semi-captive audience). In high school, when the wind was blowing the right way, I would listen to Bates College Radio out of Lewiston, Maine, and wish I could have a radio show. My show typically features recent music in the Indie/Alternative/Americana/Dream-Pop/Folk-Pop/Folk/Punk/Post-Punk genres. I focus primarily on female and queer singers and musicians. I also have a soft spot in my heart for Classic Rock, which was the soundtrack of my youth.About Love & Communication and your host, Michelle Beaulieu-Morgan:I was born and raised in Maine and will mention it at least once per show. I came to Connecticut 15 years ago to pursue my PhD in American Studies at Yale and then stayed. I currently live in Hamden with my two cats and a lot of plants. During the day I work in staff Learning & Development at Yale. I spend most of my non-work time as an artist and writer. You can find me online at my website, on Substack, and on Discogs. I was recruited to radio by Val Richardson, who asked me to come on as a programmer after a few casual mentions of concerts I was going to or had recently attended. Programming is something like a dream-I-didn’t-know-I-had come true. I was always the friend who knew a lot about music or was trying to turn people on to bands or songs I came across, but I didn’t have an outlet (or a semi-captive audience). In high school, when the wind was blowing the right way, I would listen to Bates College Radio out of Lewiston, Maine, and wish I could have a radio show. My show typically features recent music in the Indie/Alternative/Americana/Dream-Pop/Folk-Pop/Folk/Punk/Post-Punk genres. I focus primarily on female and queer singers and musicians. I also have a soft spot in my heart for Classic Rock, which was the soundtrack of my youth.