Zombies are making their way into classrooms. No, we’re not talking about some of the students, but rather a fun-filled class offered at one East Coast university.
Need a ride?/Ryn Gargulinski
That story and more are up this week on Rynski’s Shattered Reality Internet radio show at Party934.com.
Next show is Wednesday, Sept. 8 (today!) and every Wednesday on Party934.com. Showtime is noon in Arizona, 3 p.m. EST.
Party934.com is an online radio alternative for listeners sick of stations that play one song followed by 500 commercials.
In addition to our host of funky stories, this week’s musical line-up includes our weekly polka fix and songs that mention modes of transportation – from airplanes to choo choo trains with cars careening in between.
Thank you! to the folks move who offered such moving song suggestions.
Requests for future shows welcome; please leave them below.
What: Rynski’s Shattered Reality Internet radio show
When: Every Wednesday for one hour
Time: Noon in Arizona, 3 p.m. EST
Where: www.party934.com
UPDATE with playlist and download
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Playlist for Rynski’s Shattered Reality 09/08:
Bloodrock – DOA (RadMax in AZ)
Aerosmith – Train Kept A Rollin’ (Leslie in MI)
Neco Case – Train from Kansas City (Tom in AZ)
Slavko Avsenik – Grand Prix Polka (polka always for parents)
Creedence Clearwater Revival – Proud Mary (Leslie in TX)
Joni Mitchell – Big Yellow Taxi (Walt in TX)
Mott the Hoople – Drivin’ Sister (Alan in Kent, WA)
Gary Newman – Cars (Marlowe in MI)
Commander Cody – Hot Rod Lincoln (Kathy in undisclosed location)
Tragically Hip – Locked in the Trunk of a Car (Beezel)
Janis Joplin – Mercedes Benz (for the heck of it)
Steve Miller Band – Jet Airliner (Walt in TX, Marlowe in MI)
Gladys Knight and the Pips – Midnight to Georgia (Linda in UK, Marcia in MI)
One more update: By popular request, MODES of TRANSPORTATION will be the theme once again next week. We can’t do a transportation song theme without playing the The Doors’ Moonlight Drive, after all.
What do you think?
What was your favorite college class?
Did it involve zombies?
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I aways thought that most of the people I went to NAU with were zombies.
Good job on MTH, the only band good enough for Queen to be the opening act (Brian May’s opinion on them).
yaaay! glad you heard the song – and wow on mth distinction being good enough for queen (you mean of england, right – hahahha).
thankfully there were few zombies at my college. people were pretty alive. but i have seen zombies all over lower manhattan…..
Great show once again Rynski! Beats the crap out of the regurgitated caterwauling we put up with on local radio. Love my Sirius…when I’m not listening to your show that is. 😉 Mobily motivatin’ tunes again eh? Somewhat surprised you didn’t include the Stone’s “Silver Train” in today’s ensemble. You could easily do an entire show on train songs. Hmmmm, radmax opts for George Thorogood-Gear Jammer…nothing “simpering” and or “spineless” about George and the boys. 😉
thanks, radmax!
looooove your input!
so cool you always request some of the funkiest tunes – will get some thorogood for ya – but NOTHING could beat your bloodrock that kicked off today’s show.
for the record, pun intended, you get gold stars for ‘regurgitated,’ ‘caterwauling,’ and, of course, the very fine ‘simpering’ and ‘spineless’…i should use that in a column somewhere (hahahah).
Awesome show Ryn!! ” Mott the Hopple” Rules!
thanks, eric! glad you got to listen! you and alan in kent wa surely dig your mott the hoople!
hey! i’m outta heithaus produced tunes to play, so feel free to provide more down the line – when we meet for next project installment if you wish.
say HI to mr. angel!