What Wakes Me Up/Moccasin Tracks
What Wakes Me UP 16 Music for the Heart
Dr. Bronner’s Makes Your Hoo Hoo Tingle!
Playlist is below, bc I don’t know how to use spinitron, after all these years of radio production.
It’s time for a music episode to celebrate. We’re nearing the end of the calendar year. Daylight is ebbing. Big changes are taking place politically. Earth’s poles tilt, leaning the Northern Hemisphere away from the Sun. Coincidence? Perhaps, but there seems to be more thought behind statements by public figures. After the November 2025 Special Elections, we have more women and more progressives ready to take office in January. The Midterm election in November 2026 will be telling, as we, and those elected, adjust to the weight, to the shifting balance in power.
Sometime in the early ’70s, we called Dr. Bronner at the number on the bottle. He answered the phone and called us back bc long distance to CA was high priced. We talked for a time, three college students pressed together at the receiving end of a wall phone in our apartment kitchen. Actually, we mostly listened to the One World ideas of the Rabbi Dr. Bronner. Never forgot it, and his thoughts shaped my understanding of the world and how it works. Today I guessed there must be a song, and sure enough…up pops Dr. Bronner’s Makes Your Hoo Hoo Tingle — The Trestle Foote Faerie. Hoo Hoo is not on the FCC list of forbidden words, but it is a long song, so you only get a sampling. Then we’ll shift into some heavier fare.
- Peaceable Kingdom — Patti Smith and Tony Shanahan
- Fig Tree — Bunny Wailer
- Georgia on my Mind — Stephen Marley
- Jon Batiste – Freedom
- When it all burns down – Ghost
- Dr. Bronner’s Makes Your Hoo Hoo Tingle — The Trestle Foote Faerie
- The High Women
- Deportees — Dylan and Baez
- Join Ice — Jesse Welles
- You’ll Never Leave Harlan Alive — Daryl Scott Transatlantic Sessions
- Sisters O Sisters — Yoko Ono
- Ain’t No Man — Avett Brothers
- Cakewalk into Town – Taj Majal
- Put a woman in charge — Beth Neilson Chapman
- Put a woman in charge — Keb Mo
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