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Radio Kaos playlist for 06/18/2026

Jimi & Jimi covers,,The Soul Set & new music from Jesse Wells & The Lemon Twigs

Musicality playlist for 06/18/2026

Steve K filling in for the 1st hour. Happy 84th birthday Paul McCartney!

Musicality playlist for 06/18/2026

Global Rhythms playlist for 06/18/2026

The Congratulations New York Knickerbockers, Father's Day, Flag Day, Happy 84th Sir Paul, Door Into Summer Edition...

Hiphop Overdose playlist for 06/18/2026

CUTSUPREME KEEBLA VERSATILE BEATS IN THE HOUSE PLUS STUMP THA CAPE AND MORE

Stereo Types playlist for 06/17/2026

Blues At Dawn playlist for 06/17/2026

"The Blues Will Do Your Heart Good !!"

Blue Grass Time playlist for 06/17/2026

2 hours of Bluegrass

Spiney Norman playlist for 06/17/2026

Cannibals

Davie Jones Locker playlist for 06/17/2026

Everything and anything related to David Bowie. Originals, rarities, covers, bandmates music. Delve into the many sides of David Bowie and his influence on music. Hosted by Steve Kreitzer. For past playlists or to listen to the latest show, please visit www.turmoilradio.com

Turmoil playlist for 06/17/2026

Resurrection of the world's longest running punk/hardcore program, which originally aired from 1980 - 2004. Punk/hardcore/thrash from the US and the world! Hosted by Steve Kreitzer. For past playlists or to listen to the latest show, please visit www.turmoilradio.com

Cafe`Ali playlist for 06/16/2026

Health YEAH! playlist for 06/16/2026

Dr. Stuart Cherney, chief of sports medicine at Stony Brook Orthopaedic Associates, speaks with Drs. Brian Cruickshank and Kristin Hopkins about the vital role of sports medicine, breaking down how it differs from orthopedics and highlighting common injuries such as sprains, shin splints, and overuse conditions like tennis elbow and runner’s knee.

Then, Drs. Jonathan Price, assistant professor of surgery here at Stony Brook University Hospital, and Neal Patel, an interventional cardiologist at North Suffolk Cardiology, speak with host Timothy Brown about prevention and treatment options for Coronary Artery Disease (CAD), the buildup of cholesterol, fat, and other substances that restricts blood flow through coronary arteries. This conversation is from February 2026.

HEALTH Yeah! and Healthcast are a production of Stony Brook Medicine.

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