Tune in Wednesday, April 22nd at 8pm for a special edition of "Davie Jones Locker" as host Steve Kreitzer talks with Jimi LaLumia. Lead singer of the Psychotic Frogs, writer for Good Times magazine, leader of the Death To Disco movement, and former owner of The Record Connection, Jimi reminisces about his days hanging with Mainman artists in the 1970's such as Lou Reed, Jayne County and Cherry Vanilla, and how the music scene changed in the 1970's.

On Wednesday, April 22 join Colby from Creature Central, Paul from Suburban Hymns and Mr. Edison as they peacefully assemble in the WUSB studios to air 5 hours of protest songs from the past, the present and the future. The musical bellyaching will commence at noon and disperse at 5:00 p.m when Democracy Now! airs their own kind of protest. Requests are encouraged1 as long as they’re accompanied by a pledge of support for WUSB, Stony Brook as we are in the midst of our Spring Radiothon. Protest! April 22 Noon-5:00 pm WUSB.fm

As the race for New York’s 1st and 2nd Congressional District takes shape, If This Be Treason offers listeners a closer look at some of the candidates seeking to represent most of the communities in Suffolk County. Guest host Steve Matteo leads a two-part interview series featuring in-depth conversations about their priorities, perspectives, and vision for the district. POSTPONED*** DATE TBD: Jess Murphy, who's running in NY-02.

POSTPONED*** DATE TBD: Chris Gallant, running in NY-01

These interviews provide an opportunity for our listeners to explore the issues shaping the district, and better understand the choices facing them in these closely watched races.

 It's Stony Brook University's One Day Giving Campaign, and WUSB needs your support!

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As a thank you, anyone who donates through the link above on March 26th will be entered into a special WUSB raffle! Prizes include a private tour of the WUSB studios and the chance to put together your very own music show.

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