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Four recommendations from Wire of Canadian and US ones -

NAISA Radio Canada naisa.ca
The broadcasting wing of Ontario’s New Adventures In Sound Art organization presents round-the-clock broadcasts of soundscape works, electroacoustic composition, field recordings, sound art, collage, and other extra-musical trips exploring new adventures in listening. Derek Walmsley


n10.as Canada
https://www.mixcloud.com/n10as/

n10.as Pronounced antennas, n10.as is a Montreal-based station whose website is an experience in itself. With a design that mimics pre-Y2K operating systems – pixel art icons, blocky bevels, unpolished fonts – n10.as feels like a portal to the past. Come for the website, stay for the programming.

Lower Grand Radio US
lowergrandradio.com This Oakland org beckons, “ WE WANT YOU TO DJ ANYTHING”. One Billion BPM features a modulated, personality-free entity announcing tracks by artists such as Ekkehard Ehlers, Tyshawn Sorey, and Susan Alcorn. Natural Disasters air an intriguing mix of underground rock (US Maple, Judy Nylon, Amoebas In Chaos, Mosquitoes) and Avant-jazz (Sonny and Linda Sharrock, Don Cherry, Julius Hemphill). An omniverse of piquant surprises. Dave Segal

Observations Of Deviance US
kxci.org A “ freeform, vinyl-only” show with a focus on jazz and free music on Tucson, Arizona station KXCI, Observations Of Deviance has become a Wire deadline weekend staple for its exhaustive dives into artist back catalogs. and a global purview that traces connections between US music and all points beyond. Derek Walmsley

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The Friday Five

Whilst travel is still problematic for some countries this is a bit nostalgic or premature - whatever!

1. Where did you travel on your last vacation or other big trip?

2. What was the best trip you ever took? Where did you go, and with whom, and what made it so good?

3. Where do you dream of traveling on your next vacation when it's safe to travel again?

4. Where are you likely to actually travel to on your next vacation when it's safe?

5. Do you prefer to vacation to new places each time or to familiar places -- or maybe you prefer to stay home?