Tuesday, May 28, 2019

Nothing To Fear

Nothing To Fear. The Hub Radio Show for Monday May 27, 2019. View the completely Memorial playlist for 5-27-19 (CLICK HERE)

Black Midi, DEHD , Gauche, Kevin Morby, King Gizzard, Cate Le Bon

Fear is a survival response, but sometimes it becomes overwhelming and may control our lives. In this circumstance, it may cause us to become overly cautious, or make us react in harmful ways. Nothing to Fear Day is a day when people examine their fears and see if the fears are preventing them from living life to the fullest. It may be a day to work to overcome these fears. It is also a day to be aware of the way that people and governments use baseless fears to manipulate people, either inadvertently or on purpose. May 27 was chosen as the date of Nothing to Fear Day because it was on this date in 1941 that President Franklin D. Roosevelt gave a speech where he said: "We must not be defeated by the fear of the very danger which we are preparing to resist. Our freedom has shown its ability to survive war, but our freedom would never survive surrender. 'The only thing we have to fear is fear itself.'"

Tuesday, May 21, 2019

World Bee Day

World Bee Day. The Hub Radio Shoe for Monday May 20, 2019. View the completely buzzing playlist for 5-20-19 (CLICK HERE)

Pure Bathing Culture, Morabeza Tobacco , NOIA, Kedr Livanskiy, The Mowgli's


Bees are so vital to the health of our planet that they have their own day. World Bee Day takes place on 20 May and is designed to spread awareness of the significance of bees. A third of the world's food production depends on bees. Bees pollinate (a process vital to crops growing) 75% of leading global crops, including oilseed rape, apples, soft fruits, beans and courgettes, as well as things like tomatoes and strawberries. You might swat them away when you’re trying to relax in your garden this summer, but you’d definitely miss bees if they were wiped out entirely.

Monday, May 13, 2019

Apple Pie Day

Apple Pie Day. The Hub Radio Show for Monday May 13, 2019. View the completely core playlist for 5-13-19 (CLICK HERE)

Charly Bliss, Japanese Breakfast, Maps, The Dream Syndicate, The Drums

The earliest known apple pie recipe was printed by Geoffrey Chaucer in England in 1381. It included apples, spices, raisins, figs, pears, and saffron in a pastry crust. A Dutch apple pie recipe was found that dates to 1514. Dutch apple pies usually have a lattice pastry top. French, German, and Italian apple pies all appeared in recipe books before American colonies had been settled. Many early apple pie recipes didn't include sugar, and some early pies were made in inedible containers called coffins. Today, apple pie usually has a bottom and top crust. It can be served hot or cold and can be topped with ice cream, custard, and whipped cream. The earliest record of the phrase "American as apple pie" dates to 1924, when it appeared in an advertisement in the Gettysburg Times. The association between apple pie and America became inextricable by World War II when American soldiers would tell journalists they were fighting for "mom and apple pie." This eventually led to the phrase "As American as mom and apple pie." It became a prevalent saying in the United States during the Postwar years.

Tuesday, May 7, 2019

No Homework

No Homework. The Hub Radio Show for Monday May 6, 2019. View the completely liberating playlist for 5-6-19 (CLICK HERE)

Weyes Blood, Drugdealer, Chelou, Pure Bathing Culture

If you are a student, the first thing you should do is let your teachers know that today is No Homework Day. Once you convince them that this an important holiday, you should have lots of extra free time tonight. The next question you must ask yourself is, "What will I do with all this extra time?" Will you go out and exercise or explore nature? Will you go to a movie, or perhaps just sit around and watch television? How about taking out your guitar or another instrument you play? If you are an adult with children who usually have homework, you can rest easy knowing that you won't have to spend the day trying to motivate your children to do their work.