Yesterday's Top Secrets returns with new episodes and chronological re-airing of every episode
WCRS is pleased to announce the starting today at 7:00AM we will be airing every single Yesterday's Top Secret episode in the order their originally aired every day
at 7AM Tuesday - Friday. Tim Anstaett will also be producing new episodes of Yesterday's Top Secrets to air on Thursdays and Fridays at 7:00pm.
So tune in and enjoy.
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Felony Ham & Salami Theft
1:21:41 minutes (112.23 MB)
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// Felony Ham & Salami Theft // Treat Like Shit,You Eat Spit // Cranked Up Jail Sentences // Venting To Your Drug Dealer // A Chance For Gift Cards // Don’t Say Living Wage // Project Alcopop // Shoplifting Tip Line //
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Bob Larson - 07/28/18 Hour 2
59:56 minutes (109.75 MB)
Artist - Song - Album
Buddy Rich - Ya Gotta Try - Buddy Rich Plays and Plays and Plays
Jeff Healey & the Jazz Wizards - Three Little Words - The Best Of The Stony Plain Years
Chick Corea - Tones for Joan's Bones - Tone's for Joan's Bones
Bop Du Fway - The Cat in Bb - Dispatch From Outville
Freddie Hubbard - Red Clay - Red Clay
Gary Burton - Poinciana - Jazz Moods - Morning Cup Of Jazz
Jaco Pastorius Big Band - Kuru/Speak Like A Child - The Word Is Out!
Betty Carter - This Is Always - Inside Betty Carter
Buddy Rich Quintet - Four - At Birdland
Bob Larson - 07/28/18 Hour 1
58:46 minutes (107.61 MB)
Artist - Song - Album
Woody Shaw - Moontrane - The Moontrane
Airmen of Note - Corcovado - Tiempo Latino
Charles Mingus - Fables Of Faubus - Mingus Ah Um
Andy Woodson - Mad Cow - Scioto
Oscar Peterson - On a Clear Day (You Can See Forever) - Exclusively For My Friends
Oliver Nelson - Sound Piece for Orchestra - Sound Pieces
Dick Mackey - Born to be Blue - I Love Melvin
Pat Metheny Group - The First Circle - First Circle
Bob Larson - 07/21/18 Hour 2
53:08 minutes (97.31 MB)
Artist - Song - Album
Paul Desmond - Wendy - The Paul Desmond Quartet Live
Rusty Bryant with Boss 4 - Gettin' in the Groove - Rusty Rides Again!
Trilok Gurtu with Simon Phillips and the NDR Big Band - 21 Spices - 21 Spices
Miles Davis - So What - Kind of Blue
Count Basie - Ticker - I Told You So
Mark Flugge - Soiree - February's Promise
Billie Holiday - Willow Weep for Me - Jazz Divas
Blue Wisp Big Band - Bolivia - Live at Carmelo’s
# 269 - 1993: Music & Headlines
59:50 minutes (54.79 MB)
1993...Jurassic Park, The FBI Siege of the Branch Davidian Cult, The Greater Columbus Convention Center is open for Business, The Lady B*ckeyes Fall Short in the NCAA Women's Basketball National Championship, Chris Webber Calls Time Out, The Clinton White House, Last Call for Cheers, Tom Hanks gets Sleepless in Seattle and battles both AIDS and the courts in Philadelphia, Player's Theatre abruptly folds with lots of unanswered questions, and Lucasville Prison is Under Siege. Those were some of the happenings in 1993 in our world, both here at home, and across the vast land we call Earth.
CENTRAL OHIO HEADLINES:
- The Greater Columbus Convention Center, designed by Peter Eisenman, opens its doors in March.
- Players Theatre abruptly folds in September, due to financial issues.
- The Lucasville Prison Riots take place in April at the Lucasville Federal Penitentiary in Southern Ohio.
- Lima Senior beats Westerville North in a mandated play-in High School Football Playoff Game, following a ruling on the eligibility of a North transfer player; Hilliard and Newark Catholic make the State Football Semi-Finals
- Pickerington Lady Tigers win the State Basketball Championship
- The Ohio State Lady Buckeyes finish as runners-up in the NCAA Women's Basketball Tournament, led by Freshman phenom (and recent Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame Inductee) Katie Smith
- The Ohio State Football B*ckeyes share the Big Ten title with Wisconsin after a 14-14 tie in Madison in November; B*ckeyes get embarrassed in Ann Arbor two weeks later, 28-0. Wisconsin earns the Rose Bowl bid, having not gone since the 1963 Rose Bowl.
NATIONAL/WORLD HEADLINES:
- Bill Clinton takes office as the 42nd President of the United States.
- Federal Agents seige the Branch Davidian Compound in Waco, Texas in the Spring of 1993. After a seven-week standoff, Cult leader David Koresh and 80 of his followers are found dead.
JP Marat - Black Keys and Blues Rock Classics
59:04 minutes (108.17 MB)
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