The Radical Songbook

Marcus LeGrand is Michael's guest. Four stirring 50-year-old songs by Palestinian Zeinab Shaath, a song about the legendary Connie Hawkins, a significant CSNY song, Cooking with the Wood Sisters, the latest Durst Case Scenario, and more.

Good sounds for your ears on the Radical Songbook

A tribute to the legendary John Sinclair, poet Detroit activist, a marijuana smoker was sentenced to 9 1/2 years in prison for two joints in 71. A "Free John Sinclair" rally with Stevie Wonder, Bob Seger, Commander Cody, Phil Ochs, and a performance by John Lennon and Yoko Ono.

Songs by women artists. New songs this week plus music recorded over the past seven decades by some familiar artists and some that deserve a bigger audience.

We celebrate baseballWe'll have songs from the 1940s into the 2000s, plus poetry, comedy and more. I don't know who's on first, but I do know that Casey is at the bat, Jackie is stealing home, and Dock Ellis is pitching on acid.

We focus on the British Invasion of the 1960s, including commentary on how the American Federation of Musicians worked hard to ban British bands and how rock and roll fans fought back and won.

The Sunny, Smoggy, Southern California Sixties Songbook. It's another look back at the sixties. You will recognize more than a few songs, if not you will hear good sounds for your ears.

Tributes and the latest Durst Case Scenario.

Today we pay tribute to the late Wayne Kramer, revolutionary guitarist for the MC5.

60 years ago, February 9, 1964, the first televised appearance of the Beatles in the U.S. 4 Guests talk about the Beatles, the Ed Sullivan Show, the significance of the Beatles arrival. It's a fun show with some audio clips of the Beatles on American TV for the first time.