Citr -- Dave Radio

Songs about WIno Decorators, COVID Phone Six and Snakes in the Grahss.

Local music from Lindsay Kay, Kim Kondrashoff, Camaro 67 and CLONE. Plus classic covers from Jann Arden and Ananda Shankar, an original version of a classic cover and a trigger warning.DoctorswithoutBorders.org or comebackalive.in.ua.

Bubble Gum from the Bay City Rollers, Phone Sex from Lindsay Kay, and a depressing show tune by Bertolt Brecht and Kurt Weill.

Today we pay tribute to the people of Ukraine by playing their music as we ask you to support them. DoctorswithoutBorders.org or comebackalive.in.ua.Thanks again to Russian Tim of Rocket From Russia for curating today's music.

Some country stuff, some punk stuff, some novelty stuff, some lounge stuff and a new song from Friend of the Show, Lindsay Kay

Music from the North (Blue Northern) East (Bableay from Russia) West (Go West by the Village People) and South (Kid Creole)

We play music calculated to convince you to give us money.

A musical tribute to a true friend.

Music from The Work Party, 54-40, Stompin Tom, Shriekback, Ethel Merman and more.Plus Spam!

Music from The Rezillos, The Undertones, The Evaporators, The Rock-A-Teens, The New Black, and more. Plus comedy from Peter Cook; "Sitting on the Bench"

Music by Rossini, Bach, Elvis and The Go-Gos like you've (probably) not heard before.

We remember some of the best things about 2021, local music.

More festive faves plus it's SOCAN week.Appropriate Seasonal Greeting.

Another stellar hour of Yuletide favourites.

One of the most annoying things about this time of year is all the bloody Christmas music you hear everywhere - and this show is no exception.

The is a pre-show soundscape that the audience would hear as the entered the theatre for a production of "The Price" by Arthur Miller, directed for United Players of Vancouver by Adam Henderson in 2019.

This is my life in song. And you'll never know what you'll hear next. For example...

Dave Radio is over. The Eclectic Lunch begins. Music and sounds from many genres, many styles, many tastes and many places.

A replay of the classic 1938 broadcast of Orson Welles' Mercury Theatre on the Air production of "The War of the Worlds" by HG Wells.AKA - The night that panicked America (dun dun duuuuun!)

Our last live show for a few weeks while your humble host takes a moment to reflect and reassess his broadcasting future. This is just adios and not good-bye.