On Wednesday, May 30 at 7 p.m. Myles will speak with Angelo Moore, frontman of Fishbone. They’ll be headlining with Summer Arts and Music Festival in Benbow on Saturday, June 2. Tickets are only available at the gate -- $15 for a day and $25 for the weekend, kids 12 and under free. More info at mateel.org.

Myles wants to ask Angelo about a bunch of stuff: The critical praise from their documentary “Everyday Sunshine: The Story of Fishbone,” which was narrated by Laurence Fishburne, the political controversy that ensued when The Roots played Fishbone’s “Lyin’ Ass B***” as Michelle Bachman’s entrance-music when she appeared as a guest on Jimmy Fallon’s TV show towards the end of last year, Fishbone’s latest EP “Crazy Glue,” collaborating with Slightly Stoopid again, reuniting with Primus soon, Moore’s recent knee surgery and many more fun surprises.

Jack White has released a new album, Blunderbuss, to the delight of (most) critics and fans, but The Atlantic's Jessica Misener finds a disturbing pattern when it comes to White's lyrics:

"But Blunderbuss, more than anything that's come before it, crystalizes White's longstanding issues with women. Maybe that's because it's his first-ever solo record, and maybe that's because it comes on the heels of his second divorce, from model Karen Elson. Either way, what it reveals is fascinating—though not pretty."

Warranted? The Guardian's Laura Barton thinks not:

"But it's worth disputing, because this type of character assassination is too easily and too casually spun, and perhaps more importantly, it bleeds all the joy out of rock'n'roll."

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Jen Savage will be live at the Blue Lake Casino Saturday from 2pm to 6pm covering Humboldt's first-ever Garden Expo. Part of Humboldt Green Week, their mission is to focus on all aspects of good gardening and green living. The Expo hours are Saturday 4/28 - 11am – 7pm (Open to Public), Sunday 4/29 – 11am – 6pm (Open to Public).

Brought to you by Humboldt Green Week, Northcoast Horticulture Supply, and Blue Lake Casino. 

Tune in at 7 p.m. PST on Wednesday, April 25 for Myles' second interview with Tech N9ne. To win a $90 pair of passes to Tech's show on Saturday, April 28 in Arcata be ready to text or email this address after the interview: myles@kslg.com

Buy tickets to the all-ages show here.

Alex and Myles will discuss their tour with the Black Keys, their shows in San Francisco (May 4) and Sacramento (May 5), their appearance on Conan, Coachella 2012, their set at Lollapalooza in Brazil, their new single "R U Mine?", their forthcoming new track "Electricity" (due out on April 21) and their next studio record.

Tune in at 7 p.m. PST on Wednesday, April 18 for the fun. 94.1-FM in Humboldt and streaming at kslg.com worldwide.

Dr. Syd, John, Myles and more on Saturday, April 7: Some radio dudes who're about to walk a mile in heels for rape crisis prevention awareness.

You see a fair amount of Insane Clown Posse "Hatchet man" stickers on cars around Humboldt. But seeing ICP represented in a church?

The speaker keeps it very  positive, even when citing Psychopathic Recording artist Anybody Killa. 

This is worth watching to the end. 

Does kickass new music make you happy? Yay! Us, too. Oh, and maybe you should cut out your self-defeating self talk, too! John Matthews never succumbs to the negative. Be like that.

15 Things You Should Give Up to Be Happy (And 1 Thing You Should Keep: 94.1 KSLuG!) 

 Rage Against the Machine and Rush Limbaugh? Not exactly a match made in heaven... 

 If you spend any time on Facebook (and you know you spend entirely TOO MUCH time there!), then you noticed the rash of What ____ Does memes making the rounds. A perfect example of how something funny quickly becomes not through overkill. Or so we thought. North Coast Journal comic Seven-O-Heaven nailed it with this:

Nice job, fellas. And now, let's move on.