the gothic novel.

a timely completion of radcliffe's the mysteries of udolpho inspired us to bring you this show. each song title relates to a particular characteristic of the genre, and a few reflect some actual aspects of the plot.



Television Personalities – The Room At The Top Of The Stairs
The Church – The Unguarded Moment
The Magnetic Fields – In My Secret Place
Shop Assistants – After Dark
Simon & Garfunkel – For Emily, Whenever I May Find Her
The Soft Machine – A Door Opens And Closes
Jens Lekman – I Don’t Want To Die Alone
The Birthday Party – Faint Heart
Elf Power – Rolling Black Water
The Bats – Watch The Walls
Bis – Action And Drama
Devotchka – In The Tower
Beck – Lonesome Tears
Adorable – Have You Seen The Light?
The Bicycles – I Know We Have To Be Apart
The Chills – Hidden Bay
The Smiths – Death At One’s Elbow
Yann Tiersen – A Secret Place
Tyrannosaurus Rex – The Misty Coast Of Albany
Gorky’s Zygotic Mynci – Dark Night
The Jasmine Minks – Cold Heart
The Delgados – Knowing When To Run
Patrick Wolf – Apparition
Midlake – Some Of Them Are Superstitious
Sondre Lerche – Dead End Mystery
Television Personalities – A Picture Of Dorian Gray
Castanets – At Least One Lie
Final Fantasy – Spell For A Weak Heart
The Church – Don’t Open The Door To Strangers
Isabel Campbell & Mark Lanegan – Black Mountain
Architecture in Helsinki – It’s Almost A Trap
The Bats – The Looming Past
The Field Mice – Bleak

it was a carefully constructed playlist! we hope you enjoyed it. apologies for forgetting udolpho back in our apartment...we had hoped to provide you with some choice quotations about weakened hearts and gloomy dungeons.

a day in the life.

naturally, you are all probably dying to know what your ultra honey hosts do when they're not on the air.
we thus present you with a comprehensive, chronological playlist of our daily lives in song-titles!
consider this your indoctrination into our cozy world of tea, library visits, muffins, records, bike rides, and trashy reality television (amongst other things).

The Fruit Bats – Every Day That We Wake Up It’s A Beautiful Day
The Beatles – Good Morning Good Morning
Orange Juice – Breakfast Time, Breakfast Time
Of Montreal – Pancakes For One
Jens Lekman – I Saw Her In The Anti-War Demonstration
The Kinks – Have A Cuppa Tea
Blast Off Country Style – All She Wants To Do Is Ride Her Bike
Tsunami – Brickbook Building
Even As We Speak – Falling Down The Stairs
Gorky’s Zygotic Mynci – Hallway
The Books – Getting The Job Done
Eternal – Breathe
[FORSYTE SAGA SOUND CLIP: SCANDAL AT THE BALL!]
The Revolving Paint Dream – In The Afternoon
Adorable – Feed Me
Cat Power – Red Apples
Be Your Own Pet – Bicycle Bicycle You Are My Bicycle
Shop Assistants – Home Again
Television Personalities – Makin’ Time
The Clientele – From A Window
The Bicycles – B-B-Bicycle
Final Fantasy – Library
Cap’n Jazz – Planet Shhh
Y.A.C.H.T. – I Love A Computer
The Church – Memories In Future Tense
[ANTM SOUND CLIP: TYRA'S TY-RADE!]
Emily Haines & The Soft Skeleton – The Last Page
Simon & Garfunkel – Homeward Bound
The Soup Dragons – One Way Street
Screen Prints – Evening Feel
Yann Tiersen – 7PM
The Bats – Spill The Beans
Beirut – Forks & Knives (La Fête)
The Beatles – A Hard Day’s Night
Belle & Sebastian – Sleep The Clock Around

curiosity satiated, i hope.

also note: please comment to let us know if you'd like us to upload mp3 files!

Cold War!

This week, in honor of the 90th anniversary of the russian revolution*, we give you...a cold war themed show!

Guided by Voices - Bomb in the Beehive
Beat Happening - I Spy
Television Personalities - How I Learned to Love the...Bomb
Beulah - Dig the Subatomic Holdout #2
Yo La Tengo - The Race is on Again
Ill Mitch - Chernobyl Poem from Old Russia
Stereo Total - LA, CA, USA
Vashti Bunyan - Window over the Bay [of pigs]
Elliott and the Letter Ostrich - Kennedy Wears a Colostomy Bag from a Previous Gunshot Wound, He is Also Known to Wear Women's Clothing
Matt & Kim - Lightspeed [request]
The Kinks - Animal Farm
The Chills - A Whole Lot of Non Going On
Jesus & Mary Chain - Blues from a Gun
Tyrannosaurus Rex - Eastern Spell
Brian Eno - Here Come the Warm Jets
Andrew Bird - Way Out West
The Apples in Stereo - Radiation
Neutral Milk Hotel - Communist Daughter
David Bowie - Bombers
Jonathan Richman - Parties in the U.S.A.
Lou Reed - Berlin
Hedwig and the Angry Inch - Tear Me Down
Kleenex/Liliput - A Silver Key Can Open an Iron Lock
New York Dolls - Vietnamese Baby
Talking Heads - Psycho Killer
Elvis Costello - Peace, Love, and Understanding
Pixies - There Goes My Gun
Edwin Starr - War
Yann Tiersen - Goodbye Lenin (really should say "hello trotsky," b. 11/7/1879)
Joan of Arc - Kissinger's Lament When Some Young Bunny or Bildeburg Whore Kicks Him Out of Bed
The Beatles - Back in the USSR


*this show was actually meant for may 14th last semester, to coincide with the anniversary of Tito's death. Sadly, my computer suffered an untimely death (or at least an untimely entrance into a months-long comatose state), and it could not be done. But lo! the seventh of November is clearly more appropriate anyway.

fairytales & the occult.

halloweeeen!
on a night when all things spooky and ghoulish run rampant, what better than a haunted playlist to entrance and horrify your ears? precisely: nothing.
note the strategic narrative placement of certain track titles.

Television Personalities - Honey I Sure Miss You [cuz yr dead]
The Magnetic Fields - Falling In Love With The Wolfboy
Bad Brains - Fearless Vampire Killers
Lightning Bolt - Dracula Mountain
Silver Jews - Welcome To The House Of The Bats
Future Bible Heroes - She-Devils Of The Deep
Complex - Witch's Spell
Belle & Sebastian - Sukie In The Graveyard
Television - See No Evil
Devotchka - This Place Is Haunted
T. Rex - Cat Black (The Wizard's Hat)
XTC - Sacrificial Bonfire
Madonna - Like A Virgin
Iron Maiden - Flash Of The Blade
Irving - Death In The Garden, Blood On The Flowers
Daniel Johnston - Casper The Friendly Ghost
The Unicorns - Tuff Ghost
Os Mutantes - Ave, Lucifer
San Francisco Earthquake - Fairytales Can Come True
Guided By Voices - Cut Out Witch
Califone - Our Kitten Sees Ghosts
Television Personalities - Mummy [HAHA GET IT] You're Not Watching Me
The Magick Heads - Seventh Sense
Harry & The Potters - I Am A Wizard
Johnny Thunders - The Wizard
Fruit Bats - Magic Hour
The Beatles - Magical Mystery Tour
Witch - Soul Of Fire
Avey Tare and Panda Bear - Bat You'll Fly
Mitch Ryder & The Detroit Wheels - Devil In A Blue Dress

tune in next week, of course!
and i have no doubt that you were sufficiently spooked.

The Bounty of the Land!

The leaves are changing! We've had our first few brisk breezes! This week, you've probably donned a sweater! Time for some genuine autumn jams. We give you: the first show of (actual) fall.

Devendra Banhart – Queen Bee
Jens Lekman – Maple Leaves
Dan Deacon – Two Friends
The Clientele – Elm Grove Window
Two Gallants – Fly Low Carrion Crow
Park – Red Coat Charmer
14 Iced Bears – Hay Fever
Peter, Bjorn & John – The Chills
Katch-22 – Pumpkin Mini
Frank Zappa – Any Way The Wind Blows
Bob Marlow – Thoughts Are Leaves
Guided By Voices – Acorns & Orioles
Lush – Leaves Me Cold
The Harvest Ministers – You Do My World The World Of Good
Orange Juice – In A Nutshell
The Velvet Underground – Cool It Down
The Beatles – Long, Long, Long
Françoise Hardy – Autumn Rendezvous
Pink Floyd – Scarecrow
Linda Perhacs – Paper Mountain Man
Sandy Stoddard – Moose & Bear Calls
The Chills – Autumn Testament #20
The Velvelettes – Needle In A Haystack
The Magnetic Fields – Long Vermont Roads
Donovan – The Magpie
T.S.D.O.L.E – Summer Gave Us Sweets, But Autumn Wrought Division
Yo La Tengo – Autumn Sweater
Beach House – Apple Orchard
Starlight Mints – Pumpkin
Feathers – Silverleaves In The Air Of Starseedlings
Sufjan Stevens – Romulus

question, if anyone actually reads this: if we started uploading individual songs/podcast type things, would you download them?

songs of de-stress.

due to the unfortunate circumstances surrounding midterms, we hoped that this week's show could be a nice source of relaxation. or, at least, sweet background music for your studies. one look at the psychotic woman above should adequately sum it up.

Raincoats – Honey Mad Woman
Belle & Sebastian – Mayfly
Seasick Crocodile – Don’t Tread On My 8-Track
T. Rex – Mambo Sun
The Velvet Underground – Sunday Morning
The Zombies – Maybe After He’s Gone
Linda Perhacs – Moons & Cattails
Kaleidoscope – Jenny Artichoke
April March – Cet Air-La
Devendra Banhart – Hey Mama Wolf
The Chills – Doledrums
Felt – The World Is As Soft As Lace
The Beatles – Leave My Kitten Alone
Bob Dylan – I Am A Lonesome Hobo
Os Mutantes – Dia36
Cardigans – Your New Cuckoo
Might Flashlight – Ventilating Zephyrs
Donovan – Jennifer Juniper
Ariel Pink’s Haunted Graffiti – Artifact
Tyrannosaurus Rex – Conesuela
Beirut – Elephant Gun
Simon & Garfunkel – America
David Bowie – Oh! You Pretty Things
The Bats – Jetsam
Fannypack – So Stylistic
Can – Mushroom
Gorky’s Zygotic Mynci – Spanish Dance Troupe
Close Lobsters – In Spite Of These Times
The Field Mice – An Earlier Autumn
Francoise Hardy – Tous Les Garcons Et Les Filles

as always, thanks for listening! hopefully you emerged from the abyss of exams and papers relatively unscathed.

celestial bodies

this week's theme: celestial bodies!
by which, okay, we mean space.
this is actually a continuation of last week's show, which was unfortunately cut short by a power shortage. rad.

Os Mutantes – I Feel A Little Spaced Out
The Servants – The Sun Is A Small Star
ESG – UFO
Camera Obscura – Arrangements of Shapes and Space
David Bowie – Moonage Daydream
Deerhoof – Sinistar
Kraftwerk – Space Lab
McCarthy – Celestial City
Tyrannosaurus Rex – A Beard Of Stars
Guided by Voices - Jane of the Waking Universe
The Field Mice – Star of David
Television Personalities – Goodnight Mr. Spaceman
Xiu Xiu – Saturn
Circulatory System – Stars
Castanets – No Sleep Among The Stars
Seu Jorge – O Astronauta De Marmore (Starman)
Gorky’s Zygotic Mynci – Starmoonsun
Luna – Lost In Space
Bis – Young Alien Types
The Byrds – Mr. Spaceman
The Chills – Rolling Moon
The Beatles – Across The Universe (anthology version)
The Plastic People of the Universe – Spofa Blues
Galaxie 500 – Leave The Planet
Electrocute – Venus Fly Trap
Elf Power – King Of Earth
David Bowie – Life On Mars?
All Natural Lemon and Lime Flavors – Saturn Jig
Sharon Jones & The Dap-Kings – 100 Days 100 Nights
M. Ward – Neptune’s Net
Jens Lekman – You Are The Light By Which I Travel Into This & That
Talking Heads – Moon Rocks

we hope we boldly went where few have dared to go.

Gardens!

inspired by the slow but plucky growth of our own windowsill poppies, this week's show was dedicated to all gardens, great and small.

all natural lemon & lime flavors - tea with honey
beatles – octopus’s garden
revolving paint dream – flowers in the sky
nick cave and the bad seeds – lime tree arbour
the smiths – hand in glove
the carter family – wildwood flower
françoise hardy – the rose
rocky votolato – the blue rose
the siddeleys – love grows (where my rosemary goes)
the mountain goats – pale green things
close lobsters – i kiss the flowers in bloom
felt – i worship the sun
simon & garfunkel – flowers never bend with the rainfall
mirah – the fruits of your garden
the springfields – sunflower
the national – green gloves
the clientele – six of spades
television personalities – in a perfumed garden
the soft machine – have you ever bean green?
talulah gosh – sunny inside
neutral milk hotel – gardenhead/leave me alone
the bats – flowers and trees
avey tare/panda bear – someday I’ll grow to be as tall as the giant
pink floyd – the gnome
beat happening – bad seeds
talking heads – pull up the roots
blops – la mañana y el jardin
t. rex – rabbit fighter
james carr – these ain’t raindrops
donovan – song of the naturalist’s wife
townes van zandt – mr. mudd & mr. gold
mc solaar – jardin d’eden


hurrah for plants! not hurrah for the shoutcast being down, and thus not broadcasting online. BUT it is fixed now, so next week the link on wcwm.org should work just fine. tune in!

les fruits de la mer.

This week's tunes adhered to a specifically oceanic theme, exhibiting a musical interpretation of all things under (and occasionally above or around, i suppose) the sea. Nothing like grooving to a seaworthy playlist, really.

elizabeth cotton - honey babe
beat happening - down at the sea
the go-betweens - man o'sand to girl o'sea
maher shalal - seal and seagulls
peppermint circus - keeping my head above water
galaxie 500 - tugboat
immaculate machine - c'mon sea legs
the magnetic fields - deep sea diving suit
miracle fortress - beach baby
radio thailand - giant catfish fry
jonathan richman - i had a dream that the sea was calling me home
the chills - ocean ocean
pinback - good to sea
the shangri-las - remember (walkin' in the sand)
lou barlow - yawning blue messiah
orange juice - salmon fishing in new york
cleaners from venus - a blue wave
the carter family - sinking in the lonesome sea
battles - atlas
why? - sanddollars
tyrannosaurus rex - the sea beasts
benoit pioulard - sous la plage
the black lips - o katrina!
justice - waters of nazareth
close lobsters - sewer pipe dream
brian eno - mother whale eyeless
elf power - visions of the sea
the sea urchins - pristine christine
the books - dead fish gains the power of observation
belle & sebastian - ease your feet in the sea
pixies - wave of mutilation

In relation to the illustration above, I hope that this playlist was a metaphorical tentacle around your unsuspecting ears...in the most positive sense, of course.

Acade-mix

In honor of the new semester, this week's theme was...academia! Or, you know, the college life in general, by which we mean a pervading sense of sleeplessness, intoxication, and mild starvation. The best years of our lives! Sorry if the banter was a bit stilted, we're easing ourselves back in. Things will get better, we promise.

t. rex - country honey
the kinks - low budget
the books - read, eat, sleep
cold war kids - we used to vacation
the bicycles - homework
orange juice - lean period
talulah gosh - testcard girl
dan deacon - splish splash
daniel johnston - unpack your adjectives
television personalities - anxiety block
david bowie - 8 line poem
final fantasty - none of you will ever see a penny...
cave troll dungeon - dirge of the maggots/incinerator
[note: recorded in studio that night in our sweet new production room!]
the go-betweens - a bad debt follows you
morrissey - alma matters
the divine comedy - i've been to a marvelous party
belle & sebastian - we rule the school
the mountain goats - leaving home
stephen malkmus & the jicks - pencil rot
lali puna - faking the books
les savy fav - blackouts on thursday
can - ethnological forgery series no. 27
deluxx folk implosion - i'm just a bill
the math & physics club - graduation day
cleaners from venus - ilya kuryakin looked at me
the breeders - lord of the thighs
camera obscura - pen and notebook
ambulance ltd - straight a's
husker du - something i learned today
the beatles - she's leaving home

lovely!
oh, and sorry for not coming through on the doctor doom. i left the book in our apartment. it will probably show up at some point in the future.

tune in next week!

BACK FOR MORE!

ultra honey is back again for the fall semester!

this year we'll be on air on wednesday nights, 8-10 pm eastern time. we promise to fulfill all (not completely ridiculous) requests and supplement your studies with some sweet, sweet tunes! also, be sure to listen to at least the end of our show to catch weekly installments of Doctor Doom: International Spy Mystery. vampires and jet planes and espionage, oh my!


cheers,

beth & emily

Oon Tunes

Of course, we had the thorough intention from the beginning of our show to only play songs somehow containing the syllable "oon". This resulted in a vast amount of 'moon' and 'afternoon'-titled tracks, as well as a couple interpretive pronunciations for the tunes that didn't precisely fit. The result: songs both sweet and phonetically coherent. All-in-all, a succesful venture.

isobel campbell & mark lanegan – honey child what can i do
the apples in stereo – the afternoon
architecture in helsinki – sooner than soon
dinosaur jr - we're not al[oo]ne
the field mice – missing the moon
grinderman – man in the moon
the blow – come on petunia
revolving paint dream – in the afternoon
softlightes – the ballad of theo & june
the soft machine – out of tunes
tyrannosaurus rex – by the light of a magical moon
euros childs – hi mewn socasau
the high llamas – clarion u[oo]nion hall
m. ward – neptune’s net
claude debussy – claire de lune
the manhattan love suicides – suzy jo[oo]nes
the decemberists – cocoon
fujiya & miyagi – collarb[oo]one
devendra banhart – quedate luna
8-bit operators – pocket calculator [unrelated, but sweet]
luna – moon palace
of montreal – spoonful of sugar
au revoir simone – a violent yet flammable world
beulah – if we can land a man on the moon, surely i can win your heart
bill callahan – honeymoon child
midlake – balloon maker
gorky’s zygotic mynci - tsunami

for those with an affinity for poesy, read the poem aloud for a syllabically-repetitive composition of sorts.
[crooned the loon].

Arbor & Ardour

ultra honey earth day celebration, 1984.

As most of you are probably aware, this past Sunday was Earth Day, an opportunity for the recognition of nature's bounty and wonder. In honor of such a noble holiday, we formulated a playlist based on tunes relating to either trees or love. Or both, if we were especially lucky. The 'arbor' aspect is rather self-explanatory, serving as an ideal soundtrack for the numerous embraces you hopefully bestowed upon our rooted friends. 'Ardour', both auditorily pleasing and conducive to feelings of love and passion, served the dual purpose of reflecting our affection for the earth and wishing Beth fond tidings on her birthday [(b)earthday].

beat happening - honey pot
the clientele - my own face inside the trees
tyrannosaurus rex - woodland bop
lost in the trees - walk around the lake
of montreal - at night the trees aren't sleeping
orange juice - l.o.v.e. love
lost in the trees - tall trees
the mountain goats - earth air water trees
i'm from barcelona - treehouse
azure ray - trees keep growing
the blow - hey boy [remix]
devendra banhart - koreandogwood
françoise hardy - le temps de l'amour
david vandervelde - wisdom from a tree
jens lekman - maple leaves
edith piaf - la vie en rose
germans - nature's mouth
animal collective - leaf house
the field mice - everything about you
mandrew - cocktail tree
the beatles - norwegian wood
arbouretum - mohammed's hex & bounty
anathallo - the man who made dead trees bloom
dark meat - in the woods
the magnetic fields - nothing matters when we're dancing
peter björn & john - paris 2004
the clientele - elm grove window
beach house - apple orchard
let's go sailing - all i want from you is love
the beach boys - wouldn't it be nice
marc bolan & t.rex - hot love

Simply fantastic. I hope everyone felt akin to a dryad at least once. We did.

Fruit Salad

Sorry I'm a bit late! This week's theme was what it says: a delicious melange of fruit-related tunes. Just in time for what ought to be picnic weather!


jesus & mary chain - just like honey
the boy least likely to - i'm glad i hitched my apple wagon to your star
final fantasy - peach, plum, pear
miles better than the joanna newson version, btw
slowdive - melon yellow
jarvis cocker - fat children
too much fruit.
xiu xiu - the pineapple vs. the watermelon
elk city - cherries in the snow
serge gainsbourg & charlotte gainsbourg - lemon incest
macromantics - apple crumble
soft machine - orange skin food
family fodder - banana
marnie stern - grapefruit
the beatles - strawberry fields forever
little richard - tutti frutti
drop the lime - butterscotch
cat power - red apples
beat happening - bad seeds
clinic visitations - harvest (within you)
neutral milk hotel - three peaches
yoko ono f. peaches - kiss kiss kiss
air - cherry blossom girl
prince - raspberry beret
el perro del mar - candy
almost always fruit flavored
the books - lemon of pink
patrick wolf - bluebells
beach house - apple orchard
eagles of death metal - cherry cola


This week also featured our in-house Prince expert, Chris Robinson! Chris knows everything even mildly interesting about Prince Rogers Nelson, which we think is pretty rad. We may be bringing him back on Ultra Honey sometime soon, especially if we are able to realize our fondly held dream of structuring each week's theme around a different Prince song. If only we had remembered to play When Doves Cry during bird week! Alas.

Roy G. Biv

According to Wikipedia, a rainbow is an optical and meteorological phenomenon that causes a nearly continuous spectrum of light to appear in the sky when the sun shines onto droplets of moisture in the earth's atmosphere.
This week, it ALSO happened to be the theme of our show. Hurrah.
Our playlist was organized in order of the natural rainbow's colors (not the backwards 'double loop'--wiki to satiate your curiosity, if you desire), with some traxx relating to various other aspects rainbow traits and lore. These included but were not limited to: rain, leprechauns, and, accordingly, pots of gold.

the apples in stereo - the rainbow
cold war kids - red wine, success!
the book of knots - red apple boy
sonmi - ready, red
devendra banhart - the red lagoon
vashti bunyan - rainbow river
air - redhead girl
alexi murdoch - orange sky
jonathan richman - rockin' rockin' leprechauns
orange juice - simply thrilled honey
television personalities - where the rainbow ends
the flaming lips - she don't use jelly [by request]
the twilight sad - last year's rain didn't fall
drop the lime - butterscotch [the candy of an orangey-yellow hue, and thus an excellent transition, in case you were put off]
the beatles - yellow submarine
fruit bats - rainbow sign
the ditty bops - pale yellow
the woggles - it's not about what i want, it's what you got
the artichoke - god save the queen
the chills - green-eyed owl
simon & garfunkel - big bright green pleasure machine
the rolling stones - she's a rainbow
big sir - east side west side blue
the exploding hearts - you're black and blue
gruff rhys - painting people blue
anagram - blue atlantic
the eagles of death metal - solid gold
animal collective - the purple bottle
PRINCE - PURPLE RAIN
lightning bolt - wonderful rainbow
gogol bordello - start wearing purple
the blow - pile of gold

Also, if you listened to the show, perhaps you heard the brief description of a cult website devoted to marshmallow peeps, which was apparently featured on CNN. I was unable to find the exact link, but did come across this one page that gives you a good summary of what is known as 'peep jousting'. Click if interested. Perhaps this can be added to your undoubtedly packed list of Easter-related activities (though in my opinion, the mutual semi-destruction of naturally inanimate marshamallow chicks is mildly disturbing).
Have a sweet next seven days, and start racking your brainz for fruit-related songs that you can request during our upcoming show.

Italia: Or, the continuing adventures of tony, frank, and fred

Although our show is technically a-list, we like to give each individual show a loose theme. It makes things a little more stimulating for us, and it usually means we play a broader range of music. Well, those are our most defendable reasons, but honestly it is just really fun to come up with ridiculous justifications to play songs that we like. In any case, this week's theme was ITALY, by which we really meant, songs about guys named Tony. Or Frank. Or Catholics.

jonathan richman - rooming house on venice beach
pixies - tony's theme
ralph sheckel - tony gave a picnic
sonic youth - catholic block
witch - black saint
david vandervelde - can't see your face no more
beirut - postcards from italy
yo la tengo - ronnie
ill ease - ny, london, paris, tokyo, milan
david bowie - the gospel according to tony day
venetian snares - hungarian suicide song
story of the sea - stylish & romantic
lunapop - qualcosa di grande
brian eno - blank frank
rome - lunar white
andrew bird - st. francis reel
the twilight sad - walking for two hours
beirut - the canals of our city
erland oye - jolly music
the slats - ignatius
belle & sebastian - lord anthony
land of talk - street wheels
the sprites - george romero
menomena - rotten hell
art brut - the rusted guns of milan
bob dylan - the ballad of frankie lee & judas priest
billy joel - scenes from an italian restaurant


we really wanted to play akron/family's "italy" (an obvious choice), but alas, it was too long. i might put it up here later. ALSO, in a brilliant stroke of luck, we found the psa where the woman is seduced by her couch! well, michelle kelley found it actually. still brilliant. you can listen here.

yeah. pretty excellent. i actually put that entire psa cd on my computer, so i think i'll slowly upload them all. next up: sir parties-a-lot.

hello hello hello

this is the blog for the ultra honey show on wcwm. we realize there is nothing here yet...hopefully there will be soon!

until then, you can listen to us online at www.wm.edu/so/wcwm on fridays from 1-3.

-beth & emily