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Youth Spin: August 3rd Music List

Youth Spin

Fridays, 6:00 - 7:00 p.m.

Hosts: Ali, Devin, Zoe C.S., Oliver, Johanna, Nuri, Hannah, Taylor, Arielle, and Zoe M.

On air since 1996, Youth Spin brings varied perspectives of Austin youth through commentaries, interviews, music and more. The collective have been recognized nationally by the National Federation of Broadcasters as a model for youth radio programs. Youth Spin also participates in PRX, the Public Radio Exchange, where their pieces have been featured and one was used in an NPR podcast.

We cover most anything, especially if it is youth related. We like to talk about movies, art, media, politics/current events, and teen-related issues. We love to interview bands and recent interviews include: My Chemical Romance, +44, Of Montreal, The Academy Is..., The Plain White T's, Cute Is What We Aim For, Islands, No Age, Cobra Starship, Great Glass Elevator, Mika Miko, Powerspace, The Faint, The Matches, and many more! However our interviews aren't just with bands; we've spoken with people from Barack Obama and Rick Perry's campaigns, and authors such as Eddie De Oliviera and David Clement-Davies.

Visit the Youth Spin Facebook page and/or Youth Spin blog.

August 09, 2007

August 3rd Music List

Etta James--"At Last"

Tilly and the Wall--"Shake It Out"

Arcade Fire--"No Cars Go"

Beethoven--"Moonlight Sonata" (under griffin school underwriting announcement)

Goldfrapp--"Lovely 2CU"

Joanna Newsom--"Monkey & Bear" (After Zoe's Commentary)

Billie Holiday--"What A Little Moonlight Can Do"

Beirut--"Scenic World"

Prince--"Purple Rain" (After Ali's Commentary)

The Strokes--"Whatever Happened"

The Clash--"Train In Vain"

John Denver--"I'm Leaving On A Jet Plane" (under sign-off)

Scott Joplin--"Original Rags" (during switch to KVRX)

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