Celebrating the Earth
Our Earth Day broadcast
Category Dancing for Change Radio
You might still hear the Dancing for Change radio show on OWU Radio The Line. This internet-only music program airs Monday evenings at 9:00 PM Eastern (fall of 2020) and plays upbeat tracks promoting peace, justice, and sustainability, plus love, compassion, and other things necessary to achieve such ideals. It also aims to have fun and share music from many genres and over several generations.
Day of Silence
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Our playlist last week was thrown together–we won’t lie–during the broadcast. It was somewhat inspired by the Day of DH… Song Title Artist Album or Link Year Feeling Good Nina Simone I Put a Spell on You 1965 Going Away…
Happy April Fools!
Today's playlist plays on the theme of illusion, masquerade, and playfulness.
Talk to Me! I Want to Listen.
a short show, showcasing words, language, and communication
Celebrating Women on Our Return to Internet Radio
Our Dancing for Change radio show returned to the Internet airwaves this week with a playlist celebrating women. March 8th was International Women’s Day and, while we were on spring break at the time, we haven’t forgotten. Song Artist Album…
A Celebration of Faith and Belief
As Christians around the world begin Lent, and Chinese begin their Year of the Monkey, we offer a playlist of faith and belief for all.
African American and Civil Rights Musical Heritage
Broadcasting on our new time slot, Fridays at 4:00, we’re honoring African Americans and the struggles for civil rights. Some of America’s most inspiring music came from this movement. We’re pleased to share some original versions and some covers. These…
Radio Show Schedule Change (again)
The day and time of the weekly, live broadcast of Dancing for Change is changing. It will no longer be late Thursday nights. Starting tomorrow, Friday, February 5th, our show will air on OWU Radio – The Line from 4:00…
A Tribute to Native Americans
This evening’s Dancing for Change radio show features nearly all songs by Native Americans, some traditional, some contemporary. I’m part of a spring break mission team heading to Pine Ridge Reservation in early March, and earlier this evening a student…