EPISODE #06 - 06.21.26

“The Company We Keep, The Flags We Fly“

Performed by The Free River Players

Featuring: Brandon DuPont & Evan Saldivar

Composed & Directed by d’Philip

Produced & Engineered by Griffin Rodriguez

Executive Producers Kelly & Maggie

Created in The Guendenuff Audio Lab at La Casa degli Alberi, Grass Valley, California

Music Included:

“Jocko Homo” composed & performed by Devo

“Girlfriend Is Better” composed by David Byrne and performed by Talking Heads

“Forever Young” composed & performed by Bob Dylan

“The Weight” composed by Robbie Robertson and performed by The Band

“No Place To Go” composed & performed by Juliette Gobert

“Feast On My Heart” composed & performed by Pylon

Additional music by The d’Philharmonius Orchestrange

THE DEDICATION

This episode is dedicated to our listeners, guests, and friends who are helping build the community we’re creating here at The Longwave Home.

Your loyalty is never assumed and never taken for granted. It is earned one episode at a time.

Thank you.

Take care.

Be safe.

Keep yer Dobber up, folks… we look forward to welcoming you home again soon.

The Link Tree:

www.noplacetogoproject.org

www.kvmr.org

www.dphilip.com

In Episode 6, The Company We Keep, The Flags We Fly, we spend some time thinking about loyalty; where it comes from, what it asks of us, and why it remains such a powerful force in human life.

From the folks of Free River to the foothills beyond, this month’s transmission gathers stories, observations, questions, and a few surprises along the way.

After all, loyalty has a way of revealing itself in the things we keep showing up for.

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