GDPR Programs

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    This Way Out

    Be sure to tune in Wednesday at 8:30 a.m. As part of Green Tea’s AM Chai, you can get informed on news of, by and for the LGBTA community (A for allied, as GDPR listeners would be). It’s the veteran gay and lesbian newsmagazine This Way Out with Greg Gordon and Lucia Chappelle.

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    Tuesday Night Jazz

    Join us this Tuesday and every Tuesday as Ari Lieber takes us on a journey through big band, bebop, post-bop, acid, fusion and mainstream jazz. Glorious stuff… GDPR features Tuesday Night Jazz from 8-10 p.m. Eastern time.

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    Business Matters

    The next edition of Business Matters, which airs on GDPR Monday at 5 p.m., is a compilation of highlights from three years of the illuminating weekly program devoted to doing good business. Enjoy conversation with host Thomas White and people concerned about the state of the world, covering the gamut from economics to government policy, poverty to consumerism, military policies to environmental challenges.

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    Sweet Judy Blue Eyes

    Sunday at 11 a.m. Eastern time, enjoy a special editions of the Woodsongs Old-Time Radio Hour with special guest Judy Collins.  The legendary vocalist will offer selections from her new CD ”Bohemian” and talk about her brand new book Sweet Judy Blue Eyes: My Life in Music. The folks at WoodSongs say: “Judy Collins continues to create music of hope and healing that lights up the world and speaks to the heart and WoodSongs is proud for her special event return to our show.”

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    Green Life Radio

    Saturday at 11:30 a.m. on Sierra Club Radio: 1) Screenwriter/Director Joe Carnahan and actor Frank Grillo join us to talk about a new film, The Grey 2) Green living tips from Avital Binshtock 3) Green cuisine ideas from Annie Somerville, executive chef at Greens Restaurant.

GDPR Podcast

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The 420 edition of Grateful Dread’s Potpourri is here. Our guest this week is David Kaufman, co-owner of Chillin’ Out Smoke Shop in Scotch Plains, NJ, a fabulous hippie hang space. The show also features progressive news, The Armchair Activist, Bucky Buckaw’s Backyard Broadcast, music from Hannah’s Fields, and more. Check out the Potpourri every Thursday at 9 am ET and Sunday at 11 pm ET. It’s also rebroadcast on The NORML Network starting the following Wednesday at 8 pm ET/5 pm PT. More good news: Grateful Dread’s Potpourri is now available as a podcast subscription on iTunes! By all means, subscribe, and please vote for us on the iTunes site. Podcast Listen/Download Link: Grateful…

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The second installment of our new show, Grateful Dread’s Potpourri debuts today. Our guest is Debby Goldsberry, cannabis activist (Berkeley Patients Group, United Cannabis Collective) and mom. We’ll also have progressive news, The Armchair Activist, and other good stuff, plus music by Keller Williams. Check it out every Thursday at 9 am Eastern and Sunday at 11 pm Eastern with rebroadcasts starting on the following Wednesday 8 pm ET/5 pm PT on The NORML Network. Podcast Listen/Download Link: Grateful Dread’s Potpourri 41311

New GDPR Production Premiering: Grateful Dread’s Potpourri

Every Thursday at 9am and Sunday at 11pm Eastern time, join us for GRATEFUL DREAD’S POTPOURRI, an hour-long foray into progressive news, activism info, and music that you won’t find in mainstream media. Our inaugural episode premieres tomorrow, April 7 at 9am during AM Chai… It includes an interview with Baltimore-based sound artist WOODY LISSAUER, whose newest LP, Adventures and Misadventures in Loveland is a treasure! Woody will perform April 8 at New York’s Cafe Vivaldi and April 9 at Cafe Cielo. Listen and hear what this gifted, innovative artist has to say through words and music. Again, don’t miss GRATEFUL DREAD’S POTPOURRI each and every Thursday morning and Sunday night on Grateful Dread Public…

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Sanctuary’s Most Wanted

Sanctuary Concerts features its Most-Wanted: Seth Glier, Julie Gold, and Amy Speace. This special concert features the three former openers who Sanctuary subscribes voted as Sanctuary’s Most Wanted. Seth Glier is a disarmingly charming pianist and songwriter whose sophisticated classic style and songwriting evoke the best of Tin Pan Alley and the Great American Songbook. Julie Gold won a Grammy award for her song “From A Distance,” and is a favorite at The Sanctuary for her warm and homey performances. Amy Speace ‘s career skyrocketed after she was discovered by Judy Collins and signed to Judy’s record label, which has now propelled her from Hoboken to great success in Nashville. GDPR met Amy last year, when she opened…

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Garland Jeffreys

Veteran rocker Garland Jeffreys performs an acoustic show at the Mount Holleran Towne Tavern March 25. Opening the show is Debra Devi of the New Jersey band Devi. The King Rhino Concerts production takes place at 8 p.m. at 450 N. Beverwyck Road in the Lake Hiawatha section of Parsippany. Tickets are $20 at the door or may be purchased via Showclix.

Peter Yarrow at Chatham’s Sanctuary Concerts May 14

The Peter Yarrow Sing-Along Special, made famous in a recent PBS special, comes back to New York’s Town Hall soon, but you can get a sneak peek in advance. The Peter, Paul and Mary star makes his way to Chatham,l NJ, the day before, May 14. The Sanctuary Concerts feature Yarrow with his daughter Bethany Yarrow and cellist Rufus Cappadocia for a warm-hearted evening of songs filled with peace, love and understanding. The show starts at 8 pm at the Presbyterian Church, 240 Southern Blvd. And don’t miss the last two Sanctuary Concerts events of the season: On May 21, come out for the Audience Appreciation concert featuring the lovely young folk duo Dala. And…