Captain Phil phillin' in for Jim Dexter today! Here are some helpful links in this time of COVED-19

https://coronavirus.health.ny.gov/home

1-888-364-3065 Novel Coronavirus (Covid-19) Hotline

https://now.ny.gov/page/s/coronavirus-updates

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https://www.nassaucountyny.gov/

https://www.brookhavenny.gov/

https://portal.ct.gov/Coronavirus

https://www1.nyc.gov/site/doh/health/health-topics/coronavirus.page

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Songs about being apart from each other, new music from Dylan, birthdays of Angus Young, Herb Alpert, Sasha Dobson and my lifelong crush Shirley Jones, as well as a farewell tip to Alan Merrill....

Over the Horizon fill in (DJ Bobby B)

with a little (A Lot) of patience and precise engineering in the WUSB studio. Without the Engineers(in separate control rooms), in the studio, these days and nights of WUSB Radio, would not be possible.
WUSB continues to bring the listening audience, Music, Talk, and Covid-19 information and Public Service Announcements.

This programming during the Covid-19 Pandemic and social distancing.

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Hosted by Mr. Edison from the studio section of The Edison Library

Bob Longman, fill

Last 45 min.s from the digital files of our CD library. Thanks to the Bradstock Chiefs, Emmanuel & Kyle, and Frank.

that real boom bap with phone interview with skeezo

Step Into The New World

RastafarI culture and reggae music with DJ KIbret Neguse. The program focuses on new releases from emerging and established artistes in the genre. The "Blazing Hot" song of the night is from Jah9 with "You And I", in combination with Pressure Busspipe. The "Reggae classic" is Mighty Diamonds' "So Life Goes".

Six hour Covid-19 marathon. We observed a few album anniversaries. Santana's Amigos (1976), The Kinks' Percy (1971) and Digital Underground's debut, Sex Packets (1990). We also marked Purple Day (raising awareness of epilepsy) with a few "purple" tunes.