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Turn on . . . tune in! SpiritPlants Radio is now on the air 24/7!

SpiritPlants Radio's website can be found at http://spfradio.yage.net. On this site is the current weekend schedule (week days are free form by DJ Iopan) & links to listen live, as well as links to the station's blog, forum, chat, & song history.

Highlights of this coming weekend (Dec 6-7)'s scheduled programming include:

• Brand new "Within's Within: Scenes from the Psychedelic Revolution"
• Original SpiritPlants Radio programming "Electronica by DJ Veronica"
• "Psychedelic Lectures" featuring Terence McKenna's "True Hallucinations"
• "Comedy Hour" featuring Doug Stanhope
• "Long Live Rock!" featuring Led Zeppelin live in California, 1972
• "Jazz Café" featuring Thelonious Monk's "Straight, No Chaser" & John Coltrane's "Interstellar" albums
• "Storybook Time" featuring the conclusion of Jack Kerouac's "On the Road"
• "News Hour" featuring "Democracy Now!" discussion of the Bush Administration's illegal use of torture in Iraq, and "Countdown with Keith Olbermann" discussion of the Bush legacy.

This weekend's programming is the third of a six-week experiment through the end of the year. Your feedback (spiritplantsradio@gmail.com) will be greatly appreciated in helping to determine how well it goes, & what works (& what doesn't).

Turn on . . . tune in! SpiritPlants Radio is now on the air 24/7!

SpiritPlants Radio's website can be found at http://spfradio.yage.net. On this site is the current weekend schedule (week days are free form by DJ Iopan) & links to listen live, as well as links to the station's blog, forum, chat, & song history.

Highlights of this coming weekend (Dec 13-14)'s scheduled programming include:

• Classic episode of "Within's Within: Scenes from the Psychedelic Revolution"
• *NEW* Original SpiritPlants Radio programming: "Electronica by DJ Abrahm: Action Potential v. 3.0—Mindoutpsyde"
• *NEW* Original SpiritPlants Radio programming: "ShamanicFreedomRadio with Opaquelens":
Episode 1: Introduction | Episode 2: Epping Forest (http://shamanicfreedomradio.podomatic.com)
• "Psychedelic Lectures" featuring Terence McKenna's "True Hallucinations"
• "Comedy Hour" featuring Cheech & Chong
• "Long Live Rock!" featuring The Doors live in concert 1968-1970
• "Jazz Café" featuring the Dave Brubeck Quartet
• "News Hour" featuring "Democracy Now!" interview with Weather Underground members Bill Ayers and Bernardine Dohrn

This weekend's programming is the fourth of a six-week experiment through the end of the year. Your feedback (spiritplantsradio@gmail.com) will be greatly appreciated in helping to determine how well it goes, & what works (& what doesn't).

Turn on . . . tune in! SpiritPlants Radio is now on the air 24/7!

SpiritPlants Radio's website can be found at http://spfradio.yage.net. On this site is the current weekend schedule (week days are free form by DJ Iopan) & links to listen live, as well as links to the station's blog, forum, chat, & song history.

Highlights of this coming weekend (Dec 20-21)'s scheduled programming include:

• Brand new "Within's Within: Scenes from the Psychedelic Revolution"
• *New* Original SpiritPlants Radio programming: "Tripology with DJ Tom Ellis"
• *New* Original SpiritPlants Radio programming: "Japan is Dumb: The Exotic Musical Stylings of DJ Lain"
• *New* Original SpiritPlants Radio programming: "ShamanicFreedomRadio with Opaquelens: Episode 3: J.D. Arthur, author of Peopled Darkness: perceptual changes through Salvia Divinorum"
• "Psychedelic Lectures" featuring Alan Watts' "The Psychedelic Experience"
• "Comedy Hour" featuring George Carlin
• "Long Live Rock!" featuring The Beatles, "Decca Auditions" (1962) | "Apple Rooftop Concert" (1969) | "Love" (2006)
• "Jazz Café" featuring John Coltrane, "A Love Supreme" (1964) | "OM" (1965) | "Interstellar Space" (1967)
• "News Hour" featuring "Democracy Now!" discussion of President-elect Obama's recent appointments, and "The Rachel Maddow Show" discussion of the Bush legacy.

This weekend's programming is the fifth of a six-week experiment through the end of the year. Your feedback (spiritplantsradio@gmail.com) will be greatly appreciated in helping to determine how well it goes, & what works (& what doesn't).

I tried to listen live got this error message

hey man,

there are times during the week when the radio stream is down...it's on all weekend, as per that schedule i posted...just try again, come the weekend...you'll hear good stuff and if you hear the "within's within" show, you'll hear my voice live!

peace,
raymond

I´d love to listen to it, even though I usually understand only the 40% of the spoken words more or less !!!! gracias for the link!!!

I was working at home today so to listen to the radio was perfect! the sound was amazinly great!!! I´ve read many A. Watts books but it was the first time I listened to his voice, clear, humorous & more energetic than I had thought!! (and I understood most of the words! ) so beautiful surprise!!!!! I also listened a kind of intimate dialogue about the salvia divinorum (I guess that´s the name they´ve used). Not so lucky this time, I understood only some parts . I skiped? the marcha-techno music and re-sintonized with the Beatles´s sounds. Muchas gracias!!!!!!

wonderful, Arcadia, i'm so glad you got to listen and enjoyed!

Turn on . . . tune in! SpiritPlants Radio is now on the air 24/7!

SpiritPlants Radio's website can be found at http://spfradio.yage.net. On this site is the current weekend schedule (week days are free form by DJ Iopan) & links to listen live, as well as links to the station's blog, forum, chat, & song history.

Celebrate the close of 2008 and start of 2009 with Free Form Weekends featuring:

***Within's Within: Scenes from the Psychedelic Revolution
***Japan is Dumb: The Exotic Musical Stylings of DJ Lain
***ShamanicFreedomRadio with Opaquelens
***Tripology with DJ Tom Ellis

This programming is part of a six-week experiment through the end of the year (and now extended for a seventh weekend into the beginning of 2009). Your feedback (spiritplantsradio@gmail.com) will be greatly appreciated in helping to determine how well it goes, & what works (& what doesn't).