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Join Shaggy and Peter as they broadcast live from Transyvania County NC in honor of All Hallows Eve.
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Join Shaggy and Peter as they broadcast live from Transyvania County NC in honor of All Hallows Eve.
Will your vote count? David Lynch doesn’t think so. Listen to cyber security expert Stephen Spoonamore reveal the flaws in our electronic voting systems.
Cecil Bothwell will tell us about the sentencing for former Sheriff Bobby Medford.
Barry will talk to arborsculptor Richard Reames about encouraging trees to take interesting shapes, over the course of decades. Reames will be teaching at the John C. Campbell Folk School in November. Check out the arborsculpture at his website here.
This local news and public affairs show focuses on underreported information and encourages civic activism. Tune in live 7-8 pm Monday, catch the 1 pm Tuesday rebroadcast, or stream or podcast.
We’ll talk to Asheville’s Aaron Funk of American Rainbow Rapid Response (ARRR). Aaron and others from around the region are in Texas feeding people impacted by hurricane Ike.
David and Mike Hopping will give us the latest news and analysis on the federal Wall Street bailout. Read Mike’s in-depth report on the bailout here.
The good news? The Large Hadron Collider in Switzerland has broken down, and the Earth has a few months before we all get sucked into artificially-created black holes.
This local news and public affairs show focuses on underreported information and encourages civic activism. Tune in live 7-8 pm Monday, catch the 1 pm Tuesday rebroadcast, or stream or podcast.
On-air Monday 9AM ’til Noon. This week, Easy Mark (host of Afternoon Slacken on hiatus since July) is subbing for Heather. She is off to Baltimore in search of music art and culture not found in Asheville. When she returns, hold onto your speakers! There will be many treats for your ears. Stay tuned.

But just for today, enjoy clips from the upcoming Found Footage Festival (Saturday October 11 at Asheville Arts Center), mash ups, old and new music, and perhaps take heed — The Last Word! Commentary: Mumia Abu Jamal – Never again? Really?
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The Lodge
There have been a lot of inquiries about what effect WPVM’s changing management and changing relationship to MAIN will have on the Ooze Out Program’s extensive travel budget. Do not be concerned. Before moving forward on their paths, both parties made sure that the Ooze Out Program could go where we need to go (Thanks Jason!, Thanks Wally!). As a result of these efforts and generous grant from our sister station WPVJ(apan), we will be broadcasting live from Transylvania County NC in honor of the Fall Solstice and All Hallows Eve, for the entire month of October. That’s right, we will be broadcasting analog from a secret location . Tonight we are securing the last of the special broadcast equiptment, a series of cardboard tubes, webs and jems, at the lodge. While we’re away you can enjoy an encore broadcast of our August 19th 2008 episode filled with heavy underground tape sessions. This show features Byron Browne, Ooze Out correspondent for the Five Points region of Asheville. Hear more from Byron and meet the newest member of the Ooze family, Shaggy the Ooze Out Intern, during our month long Ooze Out Halloween Party, filled with surprises and spooky underground sounds.
My very best to you,
Peter H. Poffenberger
Listen to the
Ooze Out Program
Tuesdays at 10 pm
on WPVM
Veronika will interview Veronica Butcher about green jobs in WNC. Check out the local Green Jobs Now! here.
Local author Mike Hopping will walk us through the details of the monstrous federal bailout of Wall Street currently being discussed in Congress. $1 trillion seems to be the low-ball estimate at this point, more than has been spent on the war/occupation of Iraq. Check out an interesting article in Harpers magazine here.
Barry and David will muse on the Polls, the economic Picture, and the many foreign Policy successes of the Bush Administration, and how they can all be looked at as one Pile of…well, you get the idea.
This local news and public affairs show focuses on underreported information and encourages civic activism. Tune in live 7-8 pm Monday, catch the 1 pm Tuesday rebroadcast, or stream or podcast.
We’ll talk to David Earnhardt, the director of the new film, Uncounted. He will be attending a special screening at the Fine Arts Theater this Thursday night at 7 pm. Uncounted: The New Math of American Elections looks at how fraud may have changed the outcome of the 2004 election, the 2006 elections, and may affect the 2008 election. Check out www.uncountedthemovie.com
Veronika will talk to Ron Ainspan, about the I-26 Connector. The NC Dept. of Transportation is holding a hearing on the connector this Tuesday the 16th at 7 pm, at the Renaissance Hotel in downtown Asheville. Click here for info about the hearing. Ron has been working on the issue for the past decade; go to www.i26group.org for more info.
We’ll talk a little about the changes going on at WPVM. The Mountain Area Information Network’s Board of Directors agreed to give the volunteers more authority over things around here; it’s an exciting time. Thanks for all your support and interest.
This local news and public affairs show focuses on underreported information and encourages civic activism. Tune in live 7-8 pm Monday, catch the 1 pm Tuesday rebroadcast, or stream or podcast.