Tod Weidner Helps Us Celebrate Ten Years of YTAA

November 18, 2014November 18, 2014 your tuesday afternoon alternative 10th Anniversary Concert, Dayton Music, Ghost Town Silence, Shrug, The Motel Beds, Tod Weidner

Fine fellow and great musician Tod Weidner joins Your Tuesday Afternoon Alternative this week as we celebrate 10 years of the show. Tod plays in some mighty special Dayton bands – SHRUG and The Motel Beds! The ‘Beds will play our tenth anniversary show this Friday with Ghost Town Silence!

You can expect music from all of those bands as well as an assortment of new tunes and music that spans the anniversary of the show! Ten years gives us quite a bit to fall back on for the set list but you can always suggest songs and bands by connecting with us on twitter or gmail at drjwudr. And, hey remember those old analog ways of making connections? Sure, us too. Give us a call during the show at 937-229-2774 – we would love to hear from you.

So, join us Tuesday, November 18 from 3-6pm on WUDR and then come to the anniversary concert on Friday from 10pm -1am at the McGinnis MultiPurpose room at the University of Dayton. Remember if you can’t make the concert although you should – you can catch it on the live stream at wudr.udayton.edu because who loves ya? Yeah we know that was way too much. What can we say? You have excellent taste in music and radio programming!

Your Tuesday Afternoon Alternative Goes 1984 Draft

April 1, 2014April 1, 2014 your tuesday afternoon alternative Radio Show c. Wright's Parlour Tricks, Crackpot, Joe Anderl, Shrug, The 1984 Draft, The Afghan Whigs, The Motel Beds, The New Old Fashioned, The Rebel Set, The Replacements, The War on Drugs, William The Accountant, Wussy

This week we are joined by Joe Anderl of The 1984 Draft talking about music, shows, and stuff Joe wants to talk about! Expect new music from The Afghan Whigs, The War on Drugs, The New Old-Fashioned, c.wright’s Parlour Tricks, The Rebel Set, Crackpot, William The Accountant, The Motel Beds, Wussy, and much more!

Expect some classic indie with The Replacements and Dayton’s own SHRUG!

So, listen online at WUDR or 99.5 and 98.1fm in Dayton! Send us requests @ drjwudr on gmail and tweet us @ drjwudr on twitter! See you soon!

The New Old Fashioned at Your Tuesday Afternoon Alternative

February 24, 2014February 24, 2014 your tuesday afternoon alternative Radio Show Shrug, The New Old Fashioned

This week we are joined by members of The New Old-Fashioned who are playing out this weekend supporting new music and their new single! You can also expect new music, Dayton music, and a discussion of festivals (sxsw, bunbury, among a few dozen others!).

You can expect new music from The Afghan Whigs, Lydia Loveless, Guided By Voices, Benmont Tench (of Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers), Suzanne Vega, Yoko Ono, Human Cannonball, Puppet Rebellion, The 1984 Draft, Smug Brothers, Coke Weed, Colony House, The Soft White Sixties, The Motel Beds, Dum Dum Girls, and more! You will also hear some classic indie from The Replacements and The Jayhawks!

We are also planning on playing some live songs from The New Old-Fashioned doing an amazing Replacements cover!

The New Old Fashioned:
http://thenewoldfashioned.bandcamp.com/

This fantastic show will feature:
Shrug
http://shrug.bandcamp.com/
http://www.reverbnation.com/shrug

Sometimes being a real Dr. can be cool

December 6, 2013December 6, 2013 your tuesday afternoon alternative Sometimes we do more than music Andy Ingram, Burris Dixon, C21LLC, Dayton Music Presentation, Dear Fawn, Good English, Kris N., Liz Rasmussen, Me and Mountains, Music Lecture, Poptek Records, Poptek recs, Shrug, Swim Diver, The Motel Beds, The Rebel Set, Tifani Tanaka, Tod Weidner, Tom Gilliam, University of Dayton

The coolest part of the UD Self, Community, and Society in the 21st Century Living and Learning Community this year…

From discussions on religion and social media, the C21 LLC turned our attention to entertainment, music, identity, and techniques of the use of social media in our community. On Tuesday, October 29th from 6:30-8:30pm the members of C21 met with local Dayton musicians in the Science Center Auditorium. What is Dayton music like? How do local musicians share information about their music, concerts, and other events? We learned that the independent music scene in the Miami valley is not only incredibly diverse and active but that they use social media and traditional media to share information with the larger community.

Speakers included:
Burris Dixon, Me & Mountains, Swim Diver
Tom Gilliam, The Rebel Set, TCB Hit Squad
Andy Ingram, Kris N., Poptek Records
M. Ross Perkins, Goodbye, Esther Caulfield Orchestra
Liz Rasmussen, Good English
Tifani Tanaka, Dear Fawn
Tod Weidner, Motel Beds, Shrug