Acoustic Rock Music Videos for Your Pleasure
Tuesday, September 26, 2006
Dave King is a singer-songwriter who hails from Connecticut , USA . He describes his music as “acoustic rock.” Dave’s full-length CD, Shades of Dave showcases his poignant writing, moving vocal style and rich musical talent. It contains 13 original songs that cover a broad landscape of musical and emotional territory. Songs range from the upbeat exuberance of These Are The Good Times to the melancholic isolation of Nobody Sings To Me in a very engaging and personal way.
Genevieve Will of indie-music.com says, “King invokes spasms of Bob Dylan-style storytelling to surface from the chaos with an astounding album stuffed with potential for success.”
Dave King has received airplay on radio stations WSHU-FM, WPKN-FM, WMNR-FM Y105-FM and I-95-FM . Dave has also appeared on television on The Guitar Show. Time Out and Ideas At Work.
Currently, Dave is writing and recording new material. His recent song, Hey There Mister President is a protest song in the style of early Bob Dylan. It received a lot of attention on Neil Young's Living With War web site. Last year, Dave released a CD containing two songs, Pretty Kitty and Too Much Time.
For more information on Dave King, please visit: www.davekingmusic.com
Genevieve Will of indie-music.com says, “King invokes spasms of Bob Dylan-style storytelling to surface from the chaos with an astounding album stuffed with potential for success.”
Dave King has received airplay on radio stations WSHU-FM, WPKN-FM, WMNR-FM Y105-FM and I-95-FM . Dave has also appeared on television on The Guitar Show. Time Out and Ideas At Work.
Currently, Dave is writing and recording new material. His recent song, Hey There Mister President is a protest song in the style of early Bob Dylan. It received a lot of attention on Neil Young's Living With War web site. Last year, Dave released a CD containing two songs, Pretty Kitty and Too Much Time.
For more information on Dave King, please visit: www.davekingmusic.com
September 21 broadcast
Sunday, September 24, 2006
Topic:
How the United Nations Works
Guest:
Attorney Jerry Leaphart
Background:
Mr. Leaphart discusses the history and purpose of the United Nations, and how it is viewed in the United States. The importance of the United Nations is illustrated through explanation of the main bodies, and how they function and interrelate. The show raises questions and invites further study of the UN system.
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News:
Part 2:
How the United Nations Works
Guest:
Attorney Jerry Leaphart
Background:
Mr. Leaphart discusses the history and purpose of the United Nations, and how it is viewed in the United States. The importance of the United Nations is illustrated through explanation of the main bodies, and how they function and interrelate. The show raises questions and invites further study of the UN system.
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News:
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September 14 broadcast
Friday, September 22, 2006
Topic:
Same-Sex Marriage: Will Connecticut Be Next?
Guests:
Anne Stanback, Executive Director, Love Makes a Family
Robin Howell and Deb Neumayer, a same-sex couple who reside in Danbury
Robin is a stay at home mom.
Deb is a research scientist at IBM.
They are parents of four children, including 4-year old triplets.
They have been together as a couple for over 18 years.
Background:
October 1st 2006 marks the one year anniversary of the enactment of the civil union law in Connecticut. That law created a separate marital status for same-sex couples in Connecticut, giving them nearly all the rights, benefits, and responsibilities that are granted to a spouse under state law. Love Makes a Family is the largest gay rights organization in Connecticut (with over 16,000 supporters), working for the right to marry for same-sex couples.
Contact information for Love Makes a Family:
Love Makes a Family
576 Farmington Ave.
Hartford, CT 06105
Tel: 860-525-7777
Fax: 860-525-8888
Web site: www.lmfct.org
Why This Topic?
As the Executive Producer of Ideas at Work and Beyond, I believe people should not be denied their inalienable rights based on their sexual orientation. Therefore, I invited the largest gay and lesbian organization in Connecticut on this program to further explore the issue of same-sex marriage in Connecticut.
