Fool Me Twice

Fool Me Twice. The Hub Radio Show for Monday September 25, 2017. View the completely honest playlist for 9-25-17 (CLICK HERE)

Alvvays, POBPAH, Shout Out Louds, Cut Copy, The Clientele

"There's an old saying in Tennessee I know it's in Texas, probably in Tennessee--that says, fool me once, shame on--shame on you. Fool me-- you can't get fooled again."
President George W. Bush, Nashville, Tenn., Sept. 17, 2002

Respect

Respect. The Hub Radio Show for Monday September 18, 2017. View the completely honorable playlist for 9-18-17 (CLICK HERE)

The DreamSyndicate, *repeat repeat, Death From Above, Wilding, Mister Heavenly

Taking part each September, Respect Day has been created to encourage people to focus more on ways in which they can be respectful to others.  For many the day involves being more attentive to loved ones, but it can really be used as a catalyst for treating any people with a more polite approach.  There are no rules surrounding ways in which you could celebrate this year, it’s really down to you. You could take your wife or husband out for a romantic meal, you could visit an elderly relative or you could endeavour to be more encouraging to others.

I'm On Top Of It

I'm On Top Of It. The Hub Radio Show for Monday September 11, 2017. View the completely implausible playlist for 9-11-17 (CLICK HERE)

Grizzly Bear , Hercules & Love Affair, LCD Soundsystem, Mogwai, Beck

We are constantly juggling a menu of responsibilities: home, school, kids, meals, work, community and more. We know this because we see it piling up on their calendars, shopping lists and to do lists every day. With life this hectic, it’s impossible to stay on top of everything all the time, but it IS possible to get the mission-critical stuff under control. I’m On Top Of It Day is all about celebrating one thing that you feel good about getting on top of.

Labor Day 2017

Labor Day. The Hub Radio Show for Monday September 4, 2017. View the completely industrious playlist for 9-4-17 (CLICK HERE)

Kurt Vile and Courtney Barnett, The War On Drugs, Deerhoof, Walter Etc.

Traditionally, Labor Day consists of parades, followed by gatherings of workers with their families and friends. Labor Day also marks the unofficial end of summer, and it is around this time that students go back to school, and fall sports begin. It honors the American labor movement, and the contributions that workers have made to the country. Starting in 1882, labor days first began being organized and celebrated by labor unions, and Oregon became the first state to make Labor Day an official public holiday in 1887.