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In attempting to channel the anti-war energy of the moment, Brumaire recites a speech by Eugene Debs from the height World War One. In the process, she hopes she can convince you to organize!

Played some records and got a little freaky with it. Hope ya'll like it hehe

piercing sun, piercing winds

On the first Wavecasting episode of 2026, we're joined by esteemed guest and dub reggae producer Garrett Funk, who delivers an expansive 50-minute journey through African and Caribbean jazz.

happy new year!

Inés of Work Ethic, live at Signal Records

Post-punk & new wave mix featuring a handful of of tracks from Midwest bands & buddies (Deeper [CHI], Protomartyr [DET], Sapphic [GR], Black Monuments [GR], Stuck [CHI], Suck City [Kalamazoo], Glued [STL]) xoxo

Brumaire interviews an activist from Tanggol Migrante, a national Filipino coalition. Tanggol Migrante has been at the front lines of the labor and immigrant struggles, something which this show explores.

Toronto-based speaker-freaking-genius DJ Trustfall comes at us with tripped-out grooves and percussive explorations of the highest order. Music for dancing and music for turning over rocks to look at the bugs hiding underneath.