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Both Sides Now with Merrill. He does deep dives into bands and musicians, tune in.
Alternating weekly with Breakfast Central…
Good morning and welcome to Breakfast Central with Steven N.T.!
This radio magazine program blends music and news headlines, with occasional interviews and features on a wide range of topics, including sports, business, film/television, live entertainment, and more, across Portland and beyond. Also, expect some trivia and weather segments throughout the show.
Grab a cup of coffee, some egg sandwiches, or a stack of pancakes, and tune in to this morning variety show, hosted by Steven Ntibandetse. Every other Friday, alternating with Merrill from Both Sides Now.
August 28: 6:30 Showbiz Galaxy / 7:30 Nashville Central
Expect some film/Broadway soundtracks alongside the usual morning tunes in the first hour.
The second hour of the show is called Nashville Central and focuses on country/americana music.
No trivia for this week’s show.
Jeff Kerschner (Scientifically Speaking) and Jess Miller (Music For Houseplants) stop by with the latest news, perspectives, and upcoming events.
Film screenings to discuss with Jess:
Wild Inside
Canoe Dig It
Jeff’s sources on electricity:
State-by-state electricity generation mix focused on low carbon.
Residential electricity rates by state.
Plus, line dancing and book fairs.
September 11: Festival Edition (Prelude to Last Night At The Proms)
Memorable show tunes, powerful orchestras, and jazz numbers in the first half.
Commanding Progressive Rock in the second half. NY Mike (Mind Fuzz) is my special guest and will provide trivia and his thoughts/context on the genre.
8:00 a.m.: DJ Shaxx (Left Of The Dial) joins BC with POP Culture News and an exclusive morning edition of the Karaoke Weather Report.
September 25: Radio Central (Season Finale)
An uncompromising selection of songs/soundbites from a generalist, the road to the baseball postseason, and nonstop tracks of favorites and farewells in the last half-hour.
Stay tuned for further details.
Hint: a mix of Radio 1 circa 1967/NYC Radio, Lost & Found, and Blackburn.