In a stew of intimate electronics, bad poetry, and tender murk, we swap tongues and reach for more. A hearty mix that begins with Battles, Bjork, and Don Cabellero, eases into Nina Simone's "Do I Move You" and Sly and the Family Stone's "Hot Fun In The Summertime", as it finally simmers down to "Blue" Gene Tyranny's "Out Of The Blue / A Letter From Home About Sound And Consciousness", Blonde Redhead, and Princess Nokia. Meanwhile, thoughts of central NJ and Wawa linger in the host's mind . . .

Olivia Bradley-Skill likes digging up old sensations to find new meaning. Her radio work is a live collage, which warps, overlaps, and extends sound and language, so as to intensify the medium's interactive and elusive qualities. She uses radio to represent the mind, how we listen, and how we forget what we remember.