Friday, November 26, 2021

Unplugged and Totally Uncut November 26th

 Today Black Friday November 26th on Unplugged and Totally Uncut!!!


Susan Goldberg is on a mission to keep history the way it was and still is. Her new book with National Geographic puts the truth in all things that may or may not fall off the map. The 21st Century is now available. 11am post


Can you believe it's the 20th anniversary of Nickelback's Silver Side Up album. Chad and Mike Kroeger take inside the makings of the sound that changed the face of radio. 1pm post


Chelsea Lately didn't sit around during the lockdown. She wanted to be on that stage and usually found it in deep dark far away places. It helped her craft her current tour which is coming to the Carolina's four times. Vaccinated and Horny. 4pm post


Then we're Playing It Forward with Louis Prima Jr who has added a new spice to your holiday eggnog. Hey Skinny Santa. 7pm post


And finally on Arroe Unplugged. The sights unseen. Judgment as people know it. Making the call before knowing the story. 10pm post

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Wednesday, November 24, 2021

Unplugged and Totally Uncut November 24th

 Today Wednesday November 24th on Unplugged and Totally Uncut!!!


Here we are! The official start of the triple crown of holidays. Hollywood has shown up. Ryan Jay reviews Gucci calling it a fashion drama success. Gaga has proven once again how incredible she is on the theater screen. Then we're off to A Boy Called Christmas. Who was Santa before we all knew him? Maggie Smith is an amazing storyteller. And what about Disney's Encanto? Ryan Jay says 90 seconds into the film you're hooked. 10am post


This Saturday a new sport will take it's first step toward becoming legendary. It's called Triad Combat. Boxing and MMA combined with a whole new set of rules. The fighting ring is a triangle. Bringing it to us is Nigel Lythgoe. 1pm post


Gary Ho Ho Hoey and I have turned talking and playing Christmas music into an annual tradition. While I'm asking questions he's in his studio pouring those classics through his legendary Rock guitar. 4pm post


Then we're Playing It Forward with actor John O'Hurley and canine expert David Frei hosts of NBC's National Dog Show. 7pm post


And finally on Arroe Unplugged here we are the second Thanksgiving wearing masks. Have you started asking, "What was it like?" Somewhere along the way a little one will ask and will you hold any answers? My mother always explained her history with WWII and everything forward as, "I don't know." 10pm post

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Tuesday, November 2, 2021

Unplugged and Totally Uncut November 1st

 Monday November 1st on Unplugged and Totally Uncut!!!


Tiffany D Jackson is best known for her young adult adventure stories. Her latest is so different in the way that if love edge of your seat drama that haunts your dreams then you'll totally get into White Smoke.


Monday's are Pod Crashing days! This week we're talking with Chris Stedman who totally claims Brittany Spears has had numerous conversations with fans but uses a different name. The podcast is Unread.


C.T.C.S. returns with a slammed day that felt like an all out pro wrestling body slam on the concrete floor.


Then we're Playing It Forward with Mr. Greg Harris the all out head of the Rock n Roll Hall of Fame. The latest class has been inducted and we're breaking down the night.

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Stream Thinking: Who Are We

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November 1, 2021

Who are we?  Fans of any sport consistently remind each other of who their favorite stars used to be.  Nobody wants to be a used to be!  Which you can almost never be on social media.  Followers instantly get their rush then race to find another then another.  I’m so guilty of this!  I’ll follow you into that digital place and space until there’s a disagreement.  With so many opinions pouring through our smart phones the idea of having common sense and love with respect for all things is what we used to do.  There are sides of people I’m not sure I was supposed to see.  And that’s what this entry is about.  Those who do see you can also be seen by others through your social media connection.  What seems like an innocent picture or entry on your behalf can actually be quite damaging to others.  So I made it a point to keep my pages clear of politics, violence of any type and or a reason to bring a rise in the public’s eye.  That decision hasn’t worn well within the circles I keep, “You blocked me?”  I had to!  There’s nothing worse than someone writing to you about a post someone else put up.  As a martial artist I must be aware of my community.  Social media is a huge community.  Becoming aware of not only your presence but those who post on or are connected to.  We’ve become numb yet challenged to reach into areas that would’ve once been labeled abusive.  Could the Netflix binge watching series The Squid Games become a reality? Nobody wants to be a used to be.  Therefore we keep raising the bar of expectation.  Remember when the MMA was under heavy attack for being too violent?

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Unplugged and Totally Uncut November 2nd

 Today Tuesday November 2nd on Unplugged and Totally Uncut.


Wendy Sanford grew up in an upper-middle-class white suburban family in Princeton, New Jersey, and attended private schools throughout her life. During the socially turbulent time of the 1970s, she became a feminist, a lesbian, and a Quaker. Her knew book puts new book unveils the true meaning of a lifelong friendship. These Walls Between Us. 11am post


I knew the moment John Waite and I began to talk it wasn't going to be an interview but a collaboration between two writers who happened to become artists on a canvas. 1pm post


A former figure skater/news reporter turned pro wrestling empire queen. Brandi Rhodes. 4pm post


Then we're Playing It Forward with a man that knows a lot about big messes. Brandon Bronaugh from Hoarders on A&E. 7pm post

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The Lyrics From Billy's Forest Chapter 268

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November 2, 2021

I start this with a total set up.  The commitment to make your way back to the very place you once shared your wedding vows.  Even if you’ve been whittled back to being one.  Being in that place isn’t living in the past but rather tapping into a source of energy.  July 11, 2021 and every day before it for 28 years I’ve been in the very place where our vows were brought to the openness of the atmosphere.  That day in this forest that which I live we shared our handwritten very personal one on one wedding words and expressions.  It feels like the blink of an eye.  Yet the tree line has changed.  Limbs have broken.  28 seasons of leaves dancing in the fall wind.  Poison Ivy vines thickened and nature’s animal kingdom has increased.  But it didn’t happen in the blink of an eye.  The deer didn’t suddenly arrive.  The hawks with their beautifully constructed nests didn’t appear overnight.  I’ve met several years of snakes but only one of them came with poison.  In our vows my wife and I made it clear to those who attended that we weren’t there to create a promise.  The day would forever represent a growing guarantee.  Our shapes have changed.  We aren’t perfect which means we face our challenges.  The forest that which we shared our vows in has been with us the entire way.  Because so much life has grown around us it proves that it was a day of not becoming one but place of continuation and universal partnership.  Which is why I extend the challenge to you.  Go be in the very place you once stood.  Go there to view all that has changed including you.  Look at what you were once part of.  Take note of how and why you chose to be there.  There’s a story.  Share it or someone will write it for you. 


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