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4:59 Sprecher 1 Described as being one of the most compelling underground psychedelic rock projects of the last decade, that's the Melbourne, Australia trio who's obsessed with analog recording, cosmic garage energy, and kraut rock motoric rhythms, Brown Spirits. A recent addition into the mainstream, that's Express Train to Jupiter from their Brown Spirits No. 3. If you're just now joining, well, I guess this is the perfect time to be coming along for this musical adventure Venture, as we have a lot of time ahead, but it'll be over before you know it, so try and stick around. Should you have to walk away from listening on your favorite local airwaves, though, you're always welcome to head on over to MainstreamRadio.net, and I'll have some details as to how you can give me a call for recommendations or any sundry number of reasons, so I'll be back with details on that. In the meantime, though, we're going to be enjoying some Erykah Badu and The Alchemist Later on, TV girl and George Clanton A new one into the rotation from Aotearoa Singer-songwriter Nicky Kennedy And more immediately, Santa Clara Pueblo artist I. Lonnie But not before this neppo baby And I say that with all the love for Dave Grohl And his daughter Violet Who has her breakout single, Bug in the Cake I think you'll like these 90s vibes You might have already caught her first ever TV performance on The Tonight Show starring Jimmy Fallon.

6:27 The song itself actually came out May 29th. It's brand new to the mainstream.

18:31 the far northeast of Canada. That's Inuit band the Jerry Cans and their track Clouds on the mainstream. We also heard Tori Amos and Stronger Together from her latest release, Shush, a song we got into the rotation in April of 2026. We also heard Ailani's Unshakeable from The Unshakeable, and for the first time in the rotation, it was Violet Grohl, yes, Dave Grohl's rockin' daughter, with Bug in the Cake. Let me know what you think about that new new edition, and all of these great tracks. I love hearing listener experiences of the show. And as always, you're welcome to reach out to me at brett at mainstreamradio.net or should you decide to go old school, you can always write me a letter or send in your CDs for consideration in the rotation at Brett Mabee, Turtle Island Tunes, Full Moon Radio, P.O. Box 252, Salamanca, New York, 14779. Again, and that is a great way to submit music for consideration in the rotation, so stick around for more details as to yet other ways you can get your tracks in. In the meantime, Estelle and Joy, one from Erykah Badu, but not before this one, from an artist that was discovered by Willie Nelson at the age of 20. And you might remember her America's Got Talent golden buzzer moment, which was inspired by her mother. her breakout song daydream was written for her mother nancy who passed away in 2020

19:58 heidi klum's golden buzzer in 2022 made her a national name turn it up we should have known better from her latest album and a great

23:02 Sprecher 2 Inferno blaze yearning type. I'm talking about the Caliente everyday type. Red hot star shower. I want to touch the sun and take a piece to frame type power. I want to hold hands and run in the rain.

34:09 Sprecher 1 It's good to have you here. If you're just now joining the listening, I'm Brett Mabee. And, of course, you're tuned into the mainstream. And before going any further, a shout-out to friends who are dialing the KUPR 99.9 FM in and around Placitas, New Mexico. And whether you're tuned in from your home, your office, or your car, don't forget that should you have to step away from your favorite AM-FM frequencies, you're always welcome to check your local station's live stream capabilities. abilities, because not only will that enable you to take me and these great songs with you wherever you go, but you can stay up with your community news, the personalities you know and love, local weather, and the list goes on. Fall in love with radio again. I'm begging you, and I hope radio broadcasters are helping to make that possible. As always, I love radio, so stay in touch. I'll join you again one last time for the summer. we'll be hearing from peter gabriel in one of his full moon releases before this block is up also tv girl and george clanton but not before this one from ellen allion's newest album new life it's her first new release in six years so without further ado enjoy this recent edition

51:04 Peter Gabriel's bright side mix of I Belong to the Sky, a part of his ongoing Full Moon release series, something that I absolutely love on the mainstream, and of course, on the Full Moon radio itself, right? Also in that set was TV Girl and George Clanton's Yesterday's World from the Fullenium release going back to 2024, and it was also a July 2026 edition into the rotation from Ellen Allian's New Life album that was Riot, Kicking out the second half Thank you for joining me I look forward to the next chance we have to do just this As always, tell your friends and family Bring your best listening ears and popcorn And I'll bring the quirky dad jokes And the great new tunes that you fall in love with Here every day on the mainstream And don't forget that if you're just not getting enough On your favorite local airwaves I do broadcast seven days a week, three hours a day And all three hours of the new broadcast can be found on the MainstreamRadio.net homepage. There's a whole redesign going on there, and it's a much more inclusive web design for all the projects associated with Turtle Island Tunes, Full Moon Radio, LLC, the parent company of the Mainstream with Brett Mabee, Gyno, both of which are carried nationally courtesy of Native Voice One, Native American Radio Network, and the Full Moon Radio itself. helping us to get back into this final set is one from singer-songwriter

52:33 Nikki Kennedy released in June it's I don't think about you which you know me you know I think about you anyway let me know what you think about this track be good to yourself and each other and be good or be good

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59:44 Sprecher 4 Next time on the Children's Hour, the kids crew goes on a field trip to the Santa Fe International Folk Art Market. In conversations with the artisans, we learn what makes something folk art and we hear about the legacy of the art in the families of the artisans. This episode has a learning guide.