8:03 PM Kevin Morby "Bible Belt"
8:07 PM Surfbort "Lucky"
8:10 PM Modern Woman "Offerings"
8:14 PM The Who "Love Reign O'er Me"
8:19 PM ear "Ne Plus Ultra"
8:22 PM Little Barrie "Wire"
8:26 PM Gen and the Degenerates "Favourite Jumper"
8:31 PM Paper Wings "Mountains on the Moon"
8:35 PM Telehealth "Yassify Me"
8:38 PM Jesca Hoop "Big Storm"
8:42 PM Bob Dylan "Positively 4th Street"
8:46 PM Aldous Harding "Coats"
8:49 PM FIGHTMASTER "Tolerance"
8:52 PM Electric Light Orchestra "Mr Blue Sky"
8:57 PM Sweeping Promises "Cocoon"
9:01 PM Lime Garden "All Bad Parts"
9:04 PM Lime Garden "Always Talking About You"
9:08 PM Spoon "I Summon You"
9:12 PM Spoon "I Ain't the One"
9:15 PM Francis of Delirium "Modern Madonna"
9:19 PM Francis of Delirium "Higher"
9:23 PM Cheekface "I Don't Work Here"
9:26 PM K.D. Lang "Constant Craving (Edit Version)"
9:32 PM mary in the junkyard "Ghost"
9:36 PM Limp Wrist "Thick Skin"
9:38 PM Thee Oh Sees "Toe Cutter - Thumb Buster"
9:41 PM Babehoven "Blue Around You"
9:45 PM Mitski "I Don't Smoke"
9:45 PM Rowdy Rios "CREEK"
9:48 PM THAO "Fossils"
9:52 PM Emile Mosseri "Joyful Girl"
9:56 PM Bella White "Without Making A Sound"
10:02 PM Future Islands "In the Fall"
10:07 PM Tim Buckley "Pleasant Street - 2017 Remaster; Remastered"
10:12 PM POLIÇA "Don't You Weep"
10:16 PM Paper Wings "Seven Miles"
10:19 PM Mama's Broke "Dirty Mattresses"
10:24 PM Ferron "Almost Kissed"
10:27 PM Big Thief "Masterpiece"
10:31 PM Ewan MacColl "The Space Girl's Song - Original Mix"
10:36 PM Sunny War "Love Is a Pest"
10:40 PM Mitski "I'm Your Man"
10:43 PM Buffalo Springfield "Kind Woman"
10:47 PM Lord Huron "Bag Of Bones"
10:51 PM Sonic Youth "Sunday"

About Love & Communication and your host, Michelle Beaulieu-Morgan:

I was born and raised in Maine and will mention it at least once per show. I came to Connecticut 15 years ago to pursue my PhD in American Studies at Yale and then stayed. I currently live in Hamden with my two cats and a lot of plants. During the day I work in staff Learning & Development at Yale. I spend most of my non-work time as an artist and writer. You can find me online at my website, on Substack, and on Discogs.

I was recruited to radio by Val Richardson, who asked me to come on as a programmer after a few casual mentions of concerts I was going to or had recently attended. Programming is something like a dream-I-didn’t-know-I-had come true. I was always the friend who knew a lot about music or was trying to turn people on to bands or songs I came across, but I didn’t have an outlet (or a semi-captive audience). In high school, when the wind was blowing the right way, I would listen to Bates College Radio out of Lewiston, Maine, and wish I could have a radio show.

My show typically features recent music in the Indie/Alternative/Americana/Dream-Pop/Folk-Pop/Folk/Punk/Post-Punk genres. I focus primarily on female and queer singers and musicians. I also have a soft spot in my heart for Classic Rock, which was the soundtrack of my youth.

About Love & Communication and your host, Michelle Beaulieu-Morgan:

I was born and raised in Maine and will mention it at least once per show. I came to Connecticut 15 years ago to pursue my PhD in American Studies at Yale and then stayed. I currently live in Hamden with my two cats and a lot of plants. During the day I work in staff Learning & Development at Yale. I spend most of my non-work time as an artist and writer. You can find me online at my website, on Substack, and on Discogs.
 
I was recruited to radio by Val Richardson, who asked me to come on as a programmer after a few casual mentions of concerts I was going to or had recently attended. Programming is something like a dream-I-didn’t-know-I-had come true. I was always the friend who knew a lot about music or was trying to turn people on to bands or songs I came across, but I didn’t have an outlet (or a semi-captive audience). In high school, when the wind was blowing the right way, I would listen to Bates College Radio out of Lewiston, Maine, and wish I could have a radio show.
 
My show typically features recent music in the Indie/Alternative/Americana/Dream-Pop/Folk-Pop/Folk/Punk/Post-Punk genres. I focus primarily on female and queer singers and musicians. I also have a soft spot in my heart for Classic Rock, which was the soundtrack of my youth.

8:00 PM Cat Power "Love & Communication"
8:02 PM Scratching "Diagnosis"
8:06 PM Sierra Ferrell "Years"
8:09 PM Alela Diane "In My Own Time"
8:15 PM The Velveteers "Dark Horse"
8:18 PM Paper Wings "Fumblin"
8:22 PM Sweeping Promises "Shadow Me"
8:25 PM Kevin Morby "I Ride Passenger"
8:31 PM Laura Veirs "Flying Into Darkness"
8:34 PM Jesca Hoop "Caravan"
8:38 PM Zoh Amba "Eyes Full"
8:41 PM mary in the junkyard "New Muscles"
8:44 PM Automatic "mq9"
8:48 PM Car Seat Headrest "The Ravenous House"
9:02 PM Dervish "Rock the Machine"
9:07 PM Downtown Boys "Sirena"
9:10 PM Surfbort "Peaches and Cream"
9:12 PM Lime Garden "Maybe Not Tonight"
9:15 PM Westside Cowboy "Kick Stones (The Boys)"
9:19 PM Allison Russell "Cold April (ft. Kara Jackson, Denitia & Explore! Pop Choir)"
9:22 PM Angelo De Augustine "Empty Shell"
9:25 PM The Local Honeys "The Space Girl's Song"
9:32 PM Iceage "Salve for Every Sore"
9:39 PM Pigeon "Black James Dean"
9:44 PM Cocanha "Remenanuèch"
9:47 PM Balming Tiger "Home"
9:50 PM Ecca Vandal "SORRY! CRASH!"
9:54 PM Genesis Owusu "STAMPEDE"
9:57 PM U.S. Girls "You've Got Everything - But A Smile (Theme from "Dead Lover")"
10:03 PM Sunny War "Walking Contradiction - feat. Steve Ignorant"
10:07 PM Pip Blom "Hours (2026 Edition)"
10:10 PM Emile Mosseri "Bird In The Hand"
10:14 PM Snail Mail "Cruise"
10:18 PM Dean Johnson "Before You Hit the Ground"
10:21 PM Bella White "Nobody Dies Anymore"
10:25 PM Bella White "Better"
10:31 PM S.G. Goodman "Supertramp"
10:38 PM Paper Wings "Long Lost Love"
10:42 PM Mama's Broke "How It Ends"
10:45 PM Neko Case "(LP track)"
10:48 PM Mitski "Your Best American Girl"
10:52 PM feeble little horse "Doorway"

About Love & Communication and your host, Michelle Beaulieu-Morgan:

I was born and raised in Maine and will mention it at least once per show. I came to Connecticut 15 years ago to pursue my PhD in American Studies at Yale and then stayed. I currently live in Hamden with my two cats and a lot of plants. During the day I work in staff Learning & Development at Yale. I spend most of my non-work time as an artist and writer. You can find me online at my website, on Substack, and on Discogs.

I was recruited to radio by Val Richardson, who asked me to come on as a programmer after a few casual mentions of concerts I was going to or had recently attended. Programming is something like a dream-I-didn’t-know-I-had come true. I was always the friend who knew a lot about music or was trying to turn people on to bands or songs I came across, but I didn’t have an outlet (or a semi-captive audience). In high school, when the wind was blowing the right way, I would listen to Bates College Radio out of Lewiston, Maine, and wish I could have a radio show.

My show typically features recent music in the Indie/Alternative/Americana/Dream-Pop/Folk-Pop/Folk/Punk/Post-Punk genres. I focus primarily on female and queer singers and musicians. I also have a soft spot in my heart for Classic Rock, which was the soundtrack of my youth.

About Love & Communication and your host, Michelle Beaulieu-Morgan:

I was born and raised in Maine and will mention it at least once per show. I came to Connecticut 15 years ago to pursue my PhD in American Studies at Yale and then stayed. I currently live in Hamden with my two cats and a lot of plants. During the day I work in staff Learning & Development at Yale. I spend most of my non-work time as an artist and writer. You can find me online at my website, on Substack, and on Discogs.
 
I was recruited to radio by Val Richardson, who asked me to come on as a programmer after a few casual mentions of concerts I was going to or had recently attended. Programming is something like a dream-I-didn’t-know-I-had come true. I was always the friend who knew a lot about music or was trying to turn people on to bands or songs I came across, but I didn’t have an outlet (or a semi-captive audience). In high school, when the wind was blowing the right way, I would listen to Bates College Radio out of Lewiston, Maine, and wish I could have a radio show.
 
My show typically features recent music in the Indie/Alternative/Americana/Dream-Pop/Folk-Pop/Folk/Punk/Post-Punk genres. I focus primarily on female and queer singers and musicians. I also have a soft spot in my heart for Classic Rock, which was the soundtrack of my youth.

8:02 PM Maxim Ludwig "Mercury Avenue"
8:07 PM Angelo De Augustine "Mirror Mirror"
8:11 PM Helado Negro "Gemini and Leo - Edit"
8:26 PM Mitski "Pearl Diver"
8:32 PM BANKS "Gemini Feed"
8:35 PM Black Pumas "Gemini Sun"
8:54 PM The Moody Blues "Gemini Dream"
9:11 PM Angel Olsen "All Mirrors"
9:17 PM Car Seat Headrest "My Boy (Twin Fantasy)"
9:20 PM Bloc Party "Mercury"
9:23 PM Just Mustard "Mirrors"
9:40 PM Why? "Gemini (Birthday Song)"
9:45 PM Automatic "Mercury"
9:52 PM Grace Ives "Mirror"
9:57 PM Mitski "A Pearl"
10:02 PM Haley Heynderickx "Gemini"
10:08 PM Veruca Salt "Twinstar"
10:12 PM Steve Lacy "Mercury"
10:19 PM The Mamas & The Papas "Pearl"
10:22 PM Del Water Gap "Gemini"
10:30 PM Duster "The Twins / Romantica"
10:34 PM Babes In Toyland  "Pearl"
10:36 PM Wednesday "Twin Plagues"
10:43 PM Slayer "Gemini"
10:46 PM Country Club "Gemini"
10:50 PM Occurence "Gemini Hole"

About Love & Communication and your host, Michelle Beaulieu-Morgan:

I was born and raised in Maine and will mention it at least once per show. I came to Connecticut 15 years ago to pursue my PhD in American Studies at Yale and then stayed. I currently live in Hamden with my two cats and a lot of plants. During the day I work in staff Learning & Development at Yale. I spend most of my non-work time as an artist and writer. You can find me online at my website, on Substack, and on Discogs.

I was recruited to radio by Val Richardson, who asked me to come on as a programmer after a few casual mentions of concerts I was going to or had recently attended. Programming is something like a dream-I-didn’t-know-I-had come true. I was always the friend who knew a lot about music or was trying to turn people on to bands or songs I came across, but I didn’t have an outlet (or a semi-captive audience). In high school, when the wind was blowing the right way, I would listen to Bates College Radio out of Lewiston, Maine, and wish I could have a radio show.

My show typically features recent music in the Indie/Alternative/Americana/Dream-Pop/Folk-Pop/Folk/Punk/Post-Punk genres. I focus primarily on female and queer singers and musicians. I also have a soft spot in my heart for Classic Rock, which was the soundtrack of my youth.

About Love & Communication and your host, Michelle Beaulieu-Morgan:

I was born and raised in Maine and will mention it at least once per show. I came to Connecticut 15 years ago to pursue my PhD in American Studies at Yale and then stayed. I currently live in Hamden with my two cats and a lot of plants. During the day I work in staff Learning & Development at Yale. I spend most of my non-work time as an artist and writer. You can find me online at my website, on Substack, and on Discogs.
 
I was recruited to radio by Val Richardson, who asked me to come on as a programmer after a few casual mentions of concerts I was going to or had recently attended. Programming is something like a dream-I-didn’t-know-I-had come true. I was always the friend who knew a lot about music or was trying to turn people on to bands or songs I came across, but I didn’t have an outlet (or a semi-captive audience). In high school, when the wind was blowing the right way, I would listen to Bates College Radio out of Lewiston, Maine, and wish I could have a radio show.
 
My show typically features recent music in the Indie/Alternative/Americana/Dream-Pop/Folk-Pop/Folk/Punk/Post-Punk genres. I focus primarily on female and queer singers and musicians. I also have a soft spot in my heart for Classic Rock, which was the soundtrack of my youth.

8:02 PM Caroline Rose "Yip Yip Yow"
8:04 PM Aldous Harding "I Ate The Most"
8:08 PM Tori Amos "Tempest"
8:13 PM Opus Kink "The Head Tree"
8:18 PM Lucy Dacus "Planting Tomatoes"
8:21 PM Indigo Girls "Kid Fears"
8:26 PM Man/Woman/Chainsaw "Nosedive"
8:33 PM The Golden Dregs "Nancy and Lee (Revisited)"
8:38 PM Idles "Meydei"
8:42 PM THE BOBBY LEES "50 Ft"
8:45 PM The Bobby Lees "Napoleon"
8:47 PM Richard Dawson "Bullies"
8:51 PM Joshua Burnside "The Good Life"
8:55 PM Tori Amos "Fanny Faudrey"
8:57 PM Hannah Cohen "Golden Chain"
9:01 PM J.S. Ondara "Lebanon"
9:05 PM Downtown Boys "You're a Ghost"
9:08 PM Lexi Jones "Sugar Coated"
9:12 PM Rahill "Del Dareh Pir Misheh"
9:15 PM Father John Misty "The Payoff"
9:21 PM Laura Cahen "Un lieu"
9:24 PM Cinder Well "While the Womb Screams Silently"
9:30 PM BC Camplight "A Sober Conversation"
9:34 PM Fairport Convention "I'll Keep It With Mine"
9:40 PM Aldous Harding "Worms"
9:44 PM Alela Diane "California"
9:47 PM Anna Mieke "Mountain Song"
9:51 PM Timber Timbre "Black Water"
9:57 PM Issy Wood "Muscle"
10:01 PM Timber Timbre "Lay Down In The Tall Grass"
10:07 PM Esther Rose "New Bad - Lockeland Strings Version"
10:13 PM Lykke Li "Not Gon Cry"
10:16 PM Wimps "Old Guy"
10:20 PM The Coathangers "Don't Touch My Shit"
10:22 PM Jooqebox "Jooqebox No. 5, Bloco No. 4"
10:22 PM IDLES "Colossus"
10:31 PM This Is Lorelei "I'm All Fucked Up (SASAMI Version)"
10:35 PM Idles "The Idles Chant"
10:43 PM Dead Gowns "Wet Dog"
10:50 PM Lykke Li "Future Fear"
10:51 PM Angel Olsen "Spring"

About Love & Communication and your host, Michelle Beaulieu-Morgan:

I was born and raised in Maine and will mention it at least once per show. I came to Connecticut 15 years ago to pursue my PhD in American Studies at Yale and then stayed. I currently live in Hamden with my two cats and a lot of plants. During the day I work in staff Learning & Development at Yale. I spend most of my non-work time as an artist and writer. You can find me online at my website, on Substack, and on Discogs.

I was recruited to radio by Val Richardson, who asked me to come on as a programmer after a few casual mentions of concerts I was going to or had recently attended. Programming is something like a dream-I-didn’t-know-I-had come true. I was always the friend who knew a lot about music or was trying to turn people on to bands or songs I came across, but I didn’t have an outlet (or a semi-captive audience). In high school, when the wind was blowing the right way, I would listen to Bates College Radio out of Lewiston, Maine, and wish I could have a radio show.

My show typically features recent music in the Indie/Alternative/Americana/Dream-Pop/Folk-Pop/Folk/Punk/Post-Punk genres. I focus primarily on female and queer singers and musicians. I also have a soft spot in my heart for Classic Rock, which was the soundtrack of my youth.

About Love & Communication and your host, Michelle Beaulieu-Morgan:

I was born and raised in Maine and will mention it at least once per show. I came to Connecticut 15 years ago to pursue my PhD in American Studies at Yale and then stayed. I currently live in Hamden with my two cats and a lot of plants. During the day I work in staff Learning & Development at Yale. I spend most of my non-work time as an artist and writer. You can find me online at my website, on Substack, and on Discogs.
 
I was recruited to radio by Val Richardson, who asked me to come on as a programmer after a few casual mentions of concerts I was going to or had recently attended. Programming is something like a dream-I-didn’t-know-I-had come true. I was always the friend who knew a lot about music or was trying to turn people on to bands or songs I came across, but I didn’t have an outlet (or a semi-captive audience). In high school, when the wind was blowing the right way, I would listen to Bates College Radio out of Lewiston, Maine, and wish I could have a radio show.
 
My show typically features recent music in the Indie/Alternative/Americana/Dream-Pop/Folk-Pop/Folk/Punk/Post-Punk genres. I focus primarily on female and queer singers and musicians. I also have a soft spot in my heart for Classic Rock, which was the soundtrack of my youth.

8:00 PM Cat Power "Love & Communication"
8:02 PM Gretel "Squish"
8:05 PM Aldous Harding "Venus in the Zinnia"
8:08 PM Alabama Shakes "Another Life"
8:13 PM Kevin Morby "Die Young"
8:17 PM Girl In The Year Above "Mama, My Heart Is Achin'"
8:20 PM Hunter As a Horse "Paradise Lost"
8:24 PM Grace Ives "Now I’m"
8:28 PM Angie McMahon "Exploding"
8:32 PM Billie Marten "I Can't Get My Head Around You"
8:36 PM Emma Ruth Rundle "Run Forever"
8:39 PM Nation of Language "Tougher Than the Rest"
8:44 PM Paul Kalkbrenner "Feed Your Head"
8:53 PM Mere Women "Drive"
8:56 PM L.A. WITCH "DOGGOD"
9:02 PM This Is Lorelei "Where’s Your Love Now (Waxahatchee Version)"
9:07 PM The Velveteers "Take It From The Top"
9:11 PM The Kinks "Rainy Day In June"
9:14 PM Automatic "Highway"
9:18 PM Sheer Mag "Expect the Bayonet"
9:22 PM S.G. Goodman "Pepper"
9:26 PM Romeo Void "Never Say Never - 12" Single Version"
9:34 PM Mhaol "Pursuit"
9:38 PM BC Camplight "The Last Rotation Of Earth"
9:41 PM Carla dal Forno "Going Out"
9:45 PM Rilo Kiley "Silver Lining"
9:49 PM Gillian Welch "My First Lover"
9:53 PM Th’ Faith Healers "Heart Fog"
10:01 PM Packaging "Running Through the Airport feat. Flaural,Spirit Award"
10:02 PM Bliss Team "People Have The Power - Dance Mix"
10:06 PM ELLiS·D "Humdrum"
10:10 PM Sex Mex "Left Me in the Dark"
10:12 PM Deer Tick "Let’s Go Dancing - from ‘Let’s Go Dancing’ the songs of Kevn Kinney"
10:20 PM Jackie Greene "Light Up Your Window"
10:22 PM Gretel "Maybelline"
10:24 PM mary in the junkyard "Candelabra"
10:30 PM The Velveteers "Suck The Cherry"
10:33 PM Dog Race "The Leader"
10:36 PM Soft Palms "Rainbows"
10:41 PM Sex Mask "Girth"
10:44 PM Gang Of Four "Paralysed - 2021 Remaster"
10:47 PM Sonic Youth "Bull In The Heather"
10:50 PM Priests "No Big Bang"
10:52 PM Slant 6 "What Kind of Monster Are You?"

About Love & Communication and your host, Michelle Beaulieu-Morgan:

I was born and raised in Maine and will mention it at least once per show. I came to Connecticut 15 years ago to pursue my PhD in American Studies at Yale and then stayed. I currently live in Hamden with my two cats and a lot of plants. During the day I work in staff Learning & Development at Yale. I spend most of my non-work time as an artist and writer. You can find me online at my website, on Substack, and on Discogs.

I was recruited to radio by Val Richardson, who asked me to come on as a programmer after a few casual mentions of concerts I was going to or had recently attended. Programming is something like a dream-I-didn’t-know-I-had come true. I was always the friend who knew a lot about music or was trying to turn people on to bands or songs I came across, but I didn’t have an outlet (or a semi-captive audience). In high school, when the wind was blowing the right way, I would listen to Bates College Radio out of Lewiston, Maine, and wish I could have a radio show.

My show typically features recent music in the Indie/Alternative/Americana/Dream-Pop/Folk-Pop/Folk/Punk/Post-Punk genres. I focus primarily on female and queer singers and musicians. I also have a soft spot in my heart for Classic Rock, which was the soundtrack of my youth.

About Love & Communication and your host, Michelle Beaulieu-Morgan:

I was born and raised in Maine and will mention it at least once per show. I came to Connecticut 15 years ago to pursue my PhD in American Studies at Yale and then stayed. I currently live in Hamden with my two cats and a lot of plants. During the day I work in staff Learning & Development at Yale. I spend most of my non-work time as an artist and writer. You can find me online at my website, on Substack, and on Discogs.
 
I was recruited to radio by Val Richardson, who asked me to come on as a programmer after a few casual mentions of concerts I was going to or had recently attended. Programming is something like a dream-I-didn’t-know-I-had come true. I was always the friend who knew a lot about music or was trying to turn people on to bands or songs I came across, but I didn’t have an outlet (or a semi-captive audience). In high school, when the wind was blowing the right way, I would listen to Bates College Radio out of Lewiston, Maine, and wish I could have a radio show.
 
My show typically features recent music in the Indie/Alternative/Americana/Dream-Pop/Folk-Pop/Folk/Punk/Post-Punk genres. I focus primarily on female and queer singers and musicians. I also have a soft spot in my heart for Classic Rock, which was the soundtrack of my youth.

8:02 PM Downtown Boys "Wave Of History"
8:04 PM Savages "Husbands"
8:06 PM mary in the junkyard "Crash Landing"
8:12 PM Link Wray "Fire And Brimstone"
8:16 PM Clem Snide "I'll Be Your Mirror"
8:19 PM Richard & Linda Thompson "When I Get To The Border"
8:23 PM Roseblood "Black Veil"
8:26 PM Olivia Klugman "Raining in June"
8:33 PM Olive Klug "honeysuckle"
8:36 PM Girl Ray "Everybody's Saying That"
8:42 PM La Sécurité "Detour"
8:46 PM Grandmas House "DOG"
8:49 PM Gustaf "Close"
8:53 PM It Thing "Roman Baths"
8:57 PM Mandy, Indiana "Sevastopol"
9:04 PM The Cool Greenhouse "Musicians"
9:09 PM Gang Of Four "What We All Want"
9:14 PM Future Islands "Sail"
9:19 PM Future Islands "Find Love"
9:22 PM Lambrini Girls "Cult of Celebrity"
9:25 PM Josie Edwards "good girls"
9:27 PM Beak> "The Seal"
9:33 PM The Unicorns "I Was Born (A Unicorn)"
9:38 PM Beth Orton "The Ground Above"
9:46 PM Dry Cleaning "Sliced by a Fingernail"
9:50 PM Joshua Burnside "It's Not Going to be Okay"
9:54 PM Holly & The Italians "Tell That Girl To Shut Up"
9:57 PM Lifeguard "It Will Get Worse"
10:05 PM La Sécurité "Snack City"
10:08 PM Cowboy Hunters "Have A Pint"
10:11 PM of Montreal "When"
10:13 PM Cat Clyde "Where Is My love"
10:17 PM Bat For Lashes "Carried my girl"
10:20 PM Bat For Lashes "What's A Girl To Do?"
10:23 PM The Coathangers "Squeeki Tiki"
10:26 PM Olive Klug "Cold War"
10:32 PM Thee Oh Sees "Joro"
10:36 PM C Turtle "Shake It Down"
10:38 PM Station Model Violence "Drip Away"
10:40 PM Plastics "I LOVE YOU OH NO !"
10:44 PM Nikki Sudden "Channel Steamer - Single 1982"
10:47 PM Gang Of Four "Ether - Remastered"
10:51 PM Fake Fruit "Mucho Mistrust"

About Love & Communication and your host, Michelle Beaulieu-Morgan:

I was born and raised in Maine and will mention it at least once per show. I came to Connecticut 15 years ago to pursue my PhD in American Studies at Yale and then stayed. I currently live in Hamden with my two cats and a lot of plants. During the day I work in staff Learning & Development at Yale. I spend most of my non-work time as an artist and writer. You can find me online at my website, on Substack, and on Discogs.
 
I was recruited to radio by Val Richardson, who asked me to come on as a programmer after a few casual mentions of concerts I was going to or had recently attended. Programming is something like a dream-I-didn’t-know-I-had come true. I was always the friend who knew a lot about music or was trying to turn people on to bands or songs I came across, but I didn’t have an outlet (or a semi-captive audience). In high school, when the wind was blowing the right way, I would listen to Bates College Radio out of Lewiston, Maine, and wish I could have a radio show.
 
My show typically features recent music in the Indie/Alternative/Americana/Dream-Pop/Folk-Pop/Folk/Punk/Post-Punk genres. I focus primarily on female and queer singers and musicians. I also have a soft spot in my heart for Classic Rock, which was the soundtrack of my youth.

8:02 PM THE BOBBY LEES "Lunchbox"
8:03 PM Sprints "Coming Alive"
8:07 PM Y "Skipper"
8:11 PM Dead Pioneers "Bad Indian"
8:14 PM Twelve Point Buck "Daylight"
8:17 PM Videoclub "Roi"
8:21 PM Iceage "Star"
8:24 PM Bill Callahan "Lonely City"
8:33 PM Howling Bells "Unbroken"
8:36 PM Kate Bush "Jig Of Life"
8:40 PM That Dog "In The Back Of My Mind"
8:42 PM The Orielles "To Undo the World Itself"
8:46 PM Shilpa Ray "Moksha"
8:49 PM Erase Errata "Cruising"
8:51 PM Metric "Time Is A Bomb"
8:56 PM Still Depths "How Bad"
9:02 PM Milkweed "The Pangs of Ulster"
9:07 PM Milkweed "Exile of the Sons of Uisliu"
9:09 PM José González "A Perfect Storm"
9:12 PM The Breeders "Iris"
9:15 PM Ron Gallo "Young Lady, You're Scaring Me"
9:19 PM John Francis Flynn "Kitty"
9:26 PM cleopatrick "HAMMER"
9:32 PM Mandy, Indiana "try saying"
9:35 PM The Velvet Underground "All Tomorrow's Parties"
9:41 PM Slothrust "7: 30 Am"
9:43 PM Kate Bush "Sat In Your Lap"
9:47 PM Wipers "Wait a Minute"
9:50 PM Honey I'm Home "Pretty"
9:52 PM Karen Dalton "Something On Your Mind"
9:55 PM Mitski "Charon's Obol"
10:02 PM Mitski "Dead Women"
10:05 PM Pinc Louds "This Hate Hurts"
10:09 PM Yuvees "BIG DIG"
10:18 PM Sex Mask "No Love"
10:20 PM Cowboy Hunters "Perfect (Exceeder)"
10:25 PM The Downtown Boys "Car Boys"
10:30 PM The Bobby Lees "Napoleon"
10:32 PM Mhaol "DM:AM"
10:35 PM Mhaol "Snare"
10:38 PM Downtown Boys "Monstro"
10:41 PM Firstsex "Diet Cheat Lite"
10:43 PM Kim Gordon "PLAY ME"
10:46 PM Future Islands "Sail"
10:50 PM Richy Mitch & The Coal Miners "Evergreen"
10:53 PM DeVotchKa "The Winner Is... - DeVotchKa Version"

About Love & Communication and your host, Michelle Beaulieu-Morgan:

I was born and raised in Maine and will mention it at least once per show. I came to Connecticut 15 years ago to pursue my PhD in American Studies at Yale and then stayed. I currently live in Hamden with my two cats and a lot of plants. During the day I work in staff Learning & Development at Yale. I spend most of my non-work time as an artist and writer. You can find me online at my website, on Substack, and on Discogs.
 
I was recruited to radio by Val Richardson, who asked me to come on as a programmer after a few casual mentions of concerts I was going to or had recently attended. Programming is something like a dream-I-didn’t-know-I-had come true. I was always the friend who knew a lot about music or was trying to turn people on to bands or songs I came across, but I didn’t have an outlet (or a semi-captive audience). In high school, when the wind was blowing the right way, I would listen to Bates College Radio out of Lewiston, Maine, and wish I could have a radio show.
 
My show typically features recent music in the Indie/Alternative/Americana/Dream-Pop/Folk-Pop/Folk/Punk/Post-Punk genres. I focus primarily on female and queer singers and musicians. I also have a soft spot in my heart for Classic Rock, which was the soundtrack of my youth.

8:02 PM Howling Bells "Sacred Land"
8:05 PM Black Country, New Road "Strangers"
8:09 PM Al Olender "The Worrier"
8:14 PM Al Olender "Welcome to the Show"
8:18 PM Modest Mouse "Never Ending Math Equation"
8:22 PM Sunset Rubdown "Stadiums And Shrines II"
8:25 PM TTSSFU "Call U Back"
8:30 PM Nick Drake "Time Has Told Me"
8:35 PM Mhaol "Femme"
8:38 PM Sibylle Baier "I Lost Something in the Hills"
8:42 PM Wilco "Radio cure"
8:47 PM Sinéad O'Connor "Black Boys on Mopeds"
8:51 PM Leonard Cohen "Take This Longing"
8:55 PM Ani DiFranco "Two Little Girls"
9:02 PM Graham Nash "Better Days - 2008 Mix"
9:05 PM Sun Kil Moon "I Can't Live Without My Mother's Love"
9:09 PM Leonard Cohen "There Is a War"
9:12 PM Station Model Violence "Heat"
9:20 PM Mitski "In a Lake"
9:23 PM Alex G "Forever"
9:28 PM Valerie June "With You"
9:30 PM Karkwa "Marie tu pleures"
9:34 PM Kate Bush "Heads We're Dancing"
9:39 PM Quick Romance "Brian Jones's Hair"
9:42 PM Aldous Harding "One Stop"
9:45 PM Sunday Mourners "11,000 Volts"
9:48 PM Dead Dads Club "Don’t Blame The Son For The Sins Of The Father"
9:51 PM Tears For Fears "Ideas As Opiates"
9:54 PM The Cure "Fascination Street"
10:02 PM The New Pornographers "Challengers"
10:06 PM First Aid Kit "The Lion's Roar"
10:11 PM Hot Hot Heat "Bandages"
10:14 PM Fugazi "Song 1"
10:17 PM Dream Nails "Organoid"
10:20 PM Sorry "Alone In Cologne"
10:23 PM Mandy, Indiana "Dodecahedron"
10:27 PM Voka Gentle "Cheddar Man"
10:31 PM Soho "Hippychick"
10:34 PM Sprints "Trickle Down"
10:37 PM Sex Mask "How To Be Cool At Parties"
10:40 PM Hand Habits "4th of july"
10:43 PM Squirrel Flower "I'll Go Running"
10:46 PM Wet Leg "Obvious"
10:50 PM Eskimeaux "The Thunder Answered Back - Audiotree Live Version"

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About Love & Communication and your host, Michelle Beaulieu-Morgan:

I was born and raised in Maine and will mention it at least once per show. I came to Connecticut 15 years ago to pursue my PhD in American Studies at Yale and then stayed. I currently live in Hamden with my two cats and a lot of plants. During the day I work in staff Learning & Development at Yale. I spend most of my non-work time as an artist and writer. You can find me online at my website, on Substack, and on Discogs.
 
I was recruited to radio by Val Richardson, who asked me to come on as a programmer after a few casual mentions of concerts I was going to or had recently attended. Programming is something like a dream-I-didn’t-know-I-had come true. I was always the friend who knew a lot about music or was trying to turn people on to bands or songs I came across, but I didn’t have an outlet (or a semi-captive audience). In high school, when the wind was blowing the right way, I would listen to Bates College Radio out of Lewiston, Maine, and wish I could have a radio show.
 
My show typically features recent music in the Indie/Alternative/Americana/Dream-Pop/Folk-Pop/Folk/Punk/Post-Punk genres. I focus primarily on female and queer singers and musicians. I also have a soft spot in my heart for Classic Rock, which was the soundtrack of my youth.

8:00 PM Cat Power "Love & Communication"
8:02 PM The Brudi Brothers "Alluring Eyes"
8:04 PM Charlotte Cornfield "Hurts Like Hell"
8:08 PM Ganavya "Would Be Better"
8:12 PM Girl and Girl "White Tiles"
8:15 PM Truthpaste "See You Around"
8:19 PM Andrew Bird "Olympians"
8:23 PM Erin Rae "Can't See Stars (feat. Kevin Morby)"
8:26 PM Sorry "Billy Elliot"
8:32 PM Ben Harper "A House Is A Home"
8:35 PM Anna von Hausswolff "The Mysterious Vanishing of Electra"
8:41 PM Perfume Genius "Undercurrent (Clean Heart)"
8:43 PM Richard Dawson "The question"
8:51 PM Alasdair Roberts "As I Came In By Huntly Town"
8:55 PM The New Pornographers "Pure Sticker Shock"
9:01 PM Hozier "Sunlight"
9:05 PM Farflung "Endless Drifting Wreck"
9:12 PM Anna Calvi "God's Lonely Man"
9:15 PM Lia Ices "Daphne"
9:20 PM Friendship "I Don't Have to Imagine Your Love"
9:30 PM Michael Gira "Blind"
9:34 PM Girl and Girl "Misery Man"
9:37 PM Kevin Morby "Javelin"
9:40 PM Elliott Smith "Needle In The Hay"
9:45 PM Matt Berninger "Loved So Little"
9:49 PM Alex Maas "What Would I Tell Your Mother"
9:54 PM TORRES "Gracious Day"
9:56 PM Leonard Cohen "The Partisan"
10:01 PM The English Beat "Save It For Later"
10:04 PM Anna von Hausswolff "Facing Atlas"
10:13 PM Sex Mask "Tv Movie"
10:15 PM The New Pornographers "Votive"
10:19 PM Courtney Marie Andrews "Cons and Clowns"
10:23 PM Spencer Krug "I'll Believe in Anything - 2026 Solo Piano Version"
10:32 PM Station Model Violence "Heat - Single Version"
10:40 PM Sixto Rodriguez "Crucify Your Mind"
10:43 PM Langkamer "Crows"
10:46 PM Handsome Furs "What We Had"
10:50 PM Big Audio Dynamite "Rush - Single Version"

About Love & Communication and your host, Michelle Beaulieu-Morgan:

I was born and raised in Maine and will mention it at least once per show. I came to Connecticut 15 years ago to pursue my PhD in American Studies at Yale and then stayed. I currently live in Hamden with my two cats and a lot of plants. During the day I work in staff Learning & Development at Yale. I spend most of my non-work time as an artist and writer. You can find me online at my website, on Substack, and on Discogs.
 
I was recruited to radio by Val Richardson, who asked me to come on as a programmer after a few casual mentions of concerts I was going to or had recently attended. Programming is something like a dream-I-didn’t-know-I-had come true. I was always the friend who knew a lot about music or was trying to turn people on to bands or songs I came across, but I didn’t have an outlet (or a semi-captive audience). In high school, when the wind was blowing the right way, I would listen to Bates College Radio out of Lewiston, Maine, and wish I could have a radio show.
 
My show typically features recent music in the Indie/Alternative/Americana/Dream-Pop/Folk-Pop/Folk/Punk/Post-Punk genres. I focus primarily on female and queer singers and musicians. I also have a soft spot in my heart for Classic Rock, which was the soundtrack of my youth.

8:00 PM Cat Power "Love & Communication"
8:04 PM Annahstasia "Villain"
8:08 PM Cassandra Wilson "Easy Rider"
8:15 PM Rina Mushonga "For a Fool"
8:19 PM Tracy Chapman "Smoke And Ashes"
8:25 PM anaiis "Deus Deus"
8:32 PM Vagabon "Minneapolis"
8:35 PM Kelsey Lu "I'm Not In Love"
8:42 PM Special Interest "All Tomorrow's Carry"
8:46 PM Lianne La Havas "Tease Me"
8:49 PM X-Ray Spex "Identity"
8:51 PM SAULT "Living in America"
8:55 PM Big Joanie "Dream No 9"
8:57 PM Skinny Girl Diet "Eyes That Paralyse"
9:01 PM Alabama Shakes "I Found You"
9:04 PM Yves Tumor "God Is a Circle"
9:08 PM Erzulie "Suffer"
9:11 PM Bam Bam "Ground Zero"
9:16 PM Melissa Laveaux "yemaya"
9:20 PM Cassandra Wilson "Go to Mexico"
9:26 PM Shamir "Where Gravity Is Dead"
9:30 PM Brittany Howard "Stay High"
9:31 PM Sosa Montana "Set me free"
9:33 PM Greg South "Phife Dawg"
9:36 PM Sudan Archives "DEAD"
9:40 PM Shopping "White Noise"
9:43 PM Sampa the Great "Healing"
9:46 PM Rina Mushonga "Narcisc0"
9:50 PM Valerie June "Somebody To Love"
9:53 PM Ravyn Lenae "Love Me Not"
9:56 PM Nneka "Heartbeat"
10:03 PM Q Lazzarus & Garvey "Goodbye Horses"
10:07 PM Joan Armatrading "Love And Affection"
10:11 PM Arlo Parks "Eugene"
10:15 PM Celeste "This Is Who I Am - From “The Day of the Jackal”"
10:21 PM THE ANXIETY "Meet Me At Our Spot"
10:24 PM The Tuts "Dump Your Boyfriend"
10:27 PM Junglepussy "Spiders"
10:31 PM Fuck U Pay Us "Board Up"
10:35 PM ESG "Dance"
10:40 PM Maafa "Filha Da Luta"
10:44 PM Sade "By Your Side"
10:49 PM Machacha "Blodmåne"
10:49 PM Kelsey Lu "Due West"
10:51 PM Costello of Street Literature "Smack Haze"
10:52 PM Gloria Ann Taylor "World That's Not Real"

About Love & Communication and your host, Michelle Beaulieu-Morgan:

I was born and raised in Maine and will mention it at least once per show. I came to Connecticut 15 years ago to pursue my PhD in American Studies at Yale and then stayed. I currently live in Hamden with my two cats and a lot of plants. During the day I work in staff Learning & Development at Yale. I spend most of my non-work time as an artist and writer. You can find me online at my website, on Substack, and on Discogs.
 
I was recruited to radio by Val Richardson, who asked me to come on as a programmer after a few casual mentions of concerts I was going to or had recently attended. Programming is something like a dream-I-didn’t-know-I-had come true. I was always the friend who knew a lot about music or was trying to turn people on to bands or songs I came across, but I didn’t have an outlet (or a semi-captive audience). In high school, when the wind was blowing the right way, I would listen to Bates College Radio out of Lewiston, Maine, and wish I could have a radio show.
 
My show typically features recent music in the Indie/Alternative/Americana/Dream-Pop/Folk-Pop/Folk/Punk/Post-Punk genres. I focus primarily on female and queer singers and musicians. I also have a soft spot in my heart for Classic Rock, which was the soundtrack of my youth.

8:00 PM Cat Power "Love & Communication"
8:02 PM Kate Bush "King of the Mountain"
8:07 PM Alexa Rose "Anywhere, OH"
8:11 PM PJ Harvey "You Said Something"
8:14 PM Joan Armatrading "Down To Zero"
8:22 PM Suzanne Vega "Marlene On The Wall"
8:25 PM Richard Dawson "Gondola"
8:32 PM Thao "Remember Me (from Amongst the Disquiet Short Film)"
8:35 PM Westside Cowboy "Strange Taxidermy"
8:40 PM Skinny Pelembe "Like A Heart Won't Beat"
8:42 PM The New Pornographers "Angelcover"
8:46 PM Molly Nilsson "Mona Lisa's Smile"
8:49 PM Pozi "Slightly Shaking Cells"
8:52 PM The Selectors Collective "Our Feminine Rage (Spoken Word)"
8:54 PM Harriet Nauer "Bang Bang"
8:57 PM GERD "Lies For A Liar"
9:02 PM The Nields "Gotta Get over Greta"
9:05 PM The Nields "Butterfly"
9:09 PM All Made Up "Love Letters"
9:12 PM The Boys Next Door "Shivers"
9:17 PM The Brudi Brothers "Me More Cowboy Than You - Demo"
9:20 PM Plains "Problem With It"
9:23 PM The Replacements "Androgynous"
9:26 PM Spoon "The Underdog"
9:32 PM Cat Clyde "Another Time"
9:36 PM Butthole Surfers "Human Cannonball"
9:39 PM Nina Simone "I Want a Little Sugar In My Bowl"
9:42 PM Wilco "Red-Eyed And Blue"
9:45 PM Laura Marling "For You"
9:48 PM Fiona Apple "I Know"
9:53 PM Sibylle Baier "Forget About"
9:56 PM Paul Simon "Run That Body Down"
10:01 PM Mark Lanegan "Come To Me"
10:05 PM Florist "Vacation"
10:09 PM Matt Maltese "As the World Caves In"
10:12 PM Neil Young "White Line"
10:16 PM Nadine Shah "Stealing Cars"
10:20 PM Dar Williams "We Learned The Sea"
10:22 PM Dar Williams "Calling The Moon"
10:29 PM Bonnie Prince Billy "They Keep Trying To Find You"
10:34 PM Dry Cleaning "Evil Evil Idiot"
10:38 PM SPRINTS "Deceptacon"
10:41 PM Dead Kennedys "Soup is Good Food"
10:45 PM The Dead Milkmen "Dean's Dream"
10:47 PM The Dead Milkmen "If I Had A Gun"
10:49 PM Beck "True Love Will Find You In The End"
10:51 PM Angel Olsen "Shut Up Kiss Me"

About Love & Communication and your host, Michelle Beaulieu-Morgan:

I was born and raised in Maine and will mention it at least once per show. I came to Connecticut 15 years ago to pursue my PhD in American Studies at Yale and then stayed. I currently live in Hamden with my two cats and a lot of plants. During the day I work in staff Learning & Development at Yale. I spend most of my non-work time as an artist and writer. You can find me online at my website, on Substack, and on Discogs.
 
I was recruited to radio by Val Richardson, who asked me to come on as a programmer after a few casual mentions of concerts I was going to or had recently attended. Programming is something like a dream-I-didn’t-know-I-had come true. I was always the friend who knew a lot about music or was trying to turn people on to bands or songs I came across, but I didn’t have an outlet (or a semi-captive audience). In high school, when the wind was blowing the right way, I would listen to Bates College Radio out of Lewiston, Maine, and wish I could have a radio show.
 
My show typically features recent music in the Indie/Alternative/Americana/Dream-Pop/Folk-Pop/Folk/Punk/Post-Punk genres. I focus primarily on female and queer singers and musicians. I also have a soft spot in my heart for Classic Rock, which was the soundtrack of my youth.

Playlist Title: Love and Communication
DJ Name: Michelle Morgan
Playlist Start Date: Jan 21, 2026
Playlist Start Time: 8:00 PM
Playlist End Time: 11:00 PM

Cat Power "Love & Communication"
PJ Harvey "The Last Living Rose"
Smerz "Roll the dice"
Florry "Pretty Eyes Lorraine"
judith "me lo merezco"
Sponge "Plowed"
Primus "Over The Falls"
Young Fathers "Lowly"
The Vandals "Urban Struggle"
sleepazoid "FIG TREE"
Forrest Flowers "Chickens"
King Hannah "All Being Fine"
Lykke Li "Dance, Dance, Dance"
Townes Van Zandt "Fare Thee Well, Miss Carousel"
Bread "Baby I'm-A Want You"
Cloth "Polaroid"
Father John Misty "The Old Law"
Tori Amos "Father Lucifer"
Ani DiFranco "Shameless"
Ani DiFranco "Dilate"
Dar Williams "As Cool As I Am"
Dar Williams "The Ocean"
Fiona Apple "Sleep To Dream"
Fiona Apple "Shadowboxer"
Richard Thompson "No's Not A Word"
Beth Orton "She Cries Your Name - 2008 Remastered Version"
Lush "Ladykillers"
Dave Matthews Band "Two Step"
Shawn Colvin "Sunny Came Home"
Tracy Bonham "Mother Mother"
Luscious Jackson "Naked Eye"
Suzanne Vega "Caramel"
Butthole Surfers "Pepper"
Fugees "Killing Me Softly with His Song"
Bug Teeth "Warp & Weft II"
Dry Cleaning "My Soul / Half Pint"
Mitski "Where's My Phone?"
Neko Case "Local Girl"
Anna Calvi "Piece By Piece"
Clean Cut Kid "I'm A Piece Of Shit"
Young Fathers "Rain Or Shine"
The Young Fresh Fellows "Destination"
Buck Meek "Gasoline"

About Love & Communication and your host, Michelle Beaulieu-Morgan:

I was born and raised in Maine and will mention it at least once per show. I came to Connecticut 15 years ago to pursue my PhD in American Studies at Yale and then stayed. I currently live in Hamden with my two cats and a lot of plants. During the day I work in staff Learning & Development at Yale. I spend most of my non-work time as an artist and writer. You can find me online at my website, on Substack, and on Discogs.
 
I was recruited to radio by Val Richardson, who asked me to come on as a programmer after a few casual mentions of concerts I was going to or had recently attended. Programming is something like a dream-I-didn’t-know-I-had come true. I was always the friend who knew a lot about music or was trying to turn people on to bands or songs I came across, but I didn’t have an outlet (or a semi-captive audience). In high school, when the wind was blowing the right way, I would listen to Bates College Radio out of Lewiston, Maine, and wish I could have a radio show.
 
My show typically features recent music in the Indie/Alternative/Americana/Dream-Pop/Folk-Pop/Folk/Punk/Post-Punk genres. I focus primarily on female and queer singers and musicians. I also have a soft spot in my heart for Classic Rock, which was the soundtrack of my youth.

Playlist Title: Love and Communication
DJ Name: Michelle Morgan
Playlist Start Date: Jan 7, 2026
Playlist Start Time: 8:00 PM
Playlist End Time: 11:00 PM

Cat Power | Love & Communication
Agnes Obel | It's Happening Again
Dan Deacon | Become a Mountain 
Kurt Vile | Baby’s Arms
Natalia Beylis | Moon Orchid's Fancy
alt-J | Losing My Mind
Black Country, New Road | Haldern
Junip | Line Of Fire (feat. Sharon Van Etten)Elias Araya, José González, Tobias Winterkorn
Samantha Crain | Dart
Samantha Crain | Gumshoe
Sunny War | No One Calls Me Baby
Sunny War | One Way Train
Esther Rose | Had To
Tunde Adebimpe | God Knows
Tunde Adebimpe |
Scout laRue Willis | Love Without Possession
Y La Bamba | Wrong Crowd
Dead Gowns | Everything You Wanted
Bria Salmena | Drastic
Iona Zajac |
Elliott Smith | Coast to Coast
Elvis Costello | Veronica
Christian Kjellvander | Deathrider
Antioch Arrow | Too Bad You're Gonna Die
Y La Bamba | caes - u suerte
Water From Your Eyes | Born 4
Merce Lemon | Will You Do Me a Kindness - Audiotree Live Version
Haley Heynderickx | Cowboying
Jesse Sykes & The Sweet Hereafter
Sharp Pins | Crown of Thorns
Joe Harvey-Whyte | Smoke Signals
Joe Harvey-Whyte | The Tyburn
Dove Ellis | Little Left Hope
De La Soul | Me, Myself &
Wolf Parade | Fancy Claps
KNEECAP | H.O.O.D
Fine | I could
SPRINTS | Shadow of a Doubt
Smog | No Dancing
Neko Case | Star Witness
Snocaps | Wasteland
Laura Stevenson | Honey
Geese | Taxes
Tori Amos | Professional Widow

About Love & Communication and your host, Michelle Beaulieu-Morgan:

I was born and raised in Maine and will mention it at least once per show. I came to Connecticut 15 years ago to pursue my PhD in American Studies at Yale and then stayed. I currently live in Hamden with my two cats and a lot of plants. During the day I work in staff Learning & Development at Yale. I spend most of my non-work time as an artist and writer. You can find me online at my website, on Substack, and on Discogs.
 
I was recruited to radio by Val Richardson, who asked me to come on as a programmer after a few casual mentions of concerts I was going to or had recently attended. Programming is something like a dream-I-didn’t-know-I-had come true. I was always the friend who knew a lot about music or was trying to turn people on to bands or songs I came across, but I didn’t have an outlet (or a semi-captive audience). In high school, when the wind was blowing the right way, I would listen to Bates College Radio out of Lewiston, Maine, and wish I could have a radio show.
 
My show typically features recent music in the Indie/Alternative/Americana/Dream-Pop/Folk-Pop/Folk/Punk/Post-Punk genres. I focus primarily on female and queer singers and musicians. I also have a soft spot in my heart for Classic Rock, which was the soundtrack of my youth.

8:02 PM Perfume Genius "It's a Mirror"
8:05 PM Perfume Genius "Left For Tomorrow"
8:09 PM Lexi Jones "Along the road"
8:15 PM Lexi Jones "In the almost"
8:18 PM Prewn "System"
8:22 PM Prewn "It's Only You"
8:27 PM Viagra Boys "Pyramid of Health"
8:30 PM Viagra Boys "Medicine for Horses"
8:33 PM Miya Folick "Felicity"
8:37 PM Miya Folick "Fist"
8:41 PM The New Eves "Highway Man"
8:45 PM The New Eves "Cow Song"
8:51 PM Mess Esque "Take Me To Your Infinite Garden"
8:55 PM Mess Esque "Crow's Ash Tree"
9:01 PM Cate Le Bon "Heaven Is No Feeling"
9:05 PM Save Face "An Understanding"
9:09 PM Grandmas House "Haunt Me"
9:13 PM Big Thief "Los Angeles"
9:17 PM Cameron Winter "Love Takes Miles"
9:20 PM Porridge Radio "Don’t Want To Dance"
9:23 PM Porches "Daddies"
9:26 PM Lucius "Do It All For You"
9:31 PM Japanese Breakfast "Picture Window"
9:34 PM Neko Case "Little Gears"
9:41 PM Saya Gray "PUDDLE ( OF ME )"
9:45 PM Saya Gray "..THUS IS WHY ( I DON’T SPRING 4 LOVE )"
9:48 PM S.G. Goodman "Planting by the Signs"
9:52 PM S.G. Goodman "I'm in Love"
9:56 PM Tropical Fuck Storm "Bloodsport"
10:03 PM Tropical Fuck Storm "Teeth Marché"
10:07 PM Sorry "JIVE"
10:11 PM Sorry "Jetplane"
10:14 PM Flock of Dimes "Defeat"
10:18 PM Flock of Dimes "Afraid"
10:22 PM Pile "Bouncing in Blue"
10:27 PM Pile "Born at Night"
10:37 PM Lael Neale "New Ages"
10:41 PM Lael Neale "All Good Things Will Come To Pass"
10:44 PM Palm Springs "No Contest"
10:48 PM Palm Springs "Infinity 69"

About Love & Communication and your host, Michelle Beaulieu-Morgan:

I was born and raised in Maine and will mention it at least once per show. I came to Connecticut 15 years ago to pursue my PhD in American Studies at Yale and then stayed. I currently live in Hamden with my two cats and a lot of plants. During the day I work in staff Learning & Development at Yale. I spend most of my non-work time as an artist and writer. You can find me online at my website, on Substack, and on Discogs.
 
I was recruited to radio by Val Richardson, who asked me to come on as a programmer after a few casual mentions of concerts I was going to or had recently attended. Programming is something like a dream-I-didn’t-know-I-had come true. I was always the friend who knew a lot about music or was trying to turn people on to bands or songs I came across, but I didn’t have an outlet (or a semi-captive audience). In high school, when the wind was blowing the right way, I would listen to Bates College Radio out of Lewiston, Maine, and wish I could have a radio show.
 
My show typically features recent music in the Indie/Alternative/Americana/Dream-Pop/Folk-Pop/Folk/Punk/Post-Punk genres. I focus primarily on female and queer singers and musicians. I also have a soft spot in my heart for Classic Rock, which was the soundtrack of my youth.

Playlist Title: Love and Communication
DJ Name: Michelle Morgan
Playlist Start Date: Dec 3, 2025
Playlist Start Time: 8:00 PM
Playlist End Time: 10:55 PM

8:00 PM Cat Power "Love & Communication"
8:01 PM Saya Gray "LIE DOWN.."
8:06 PM Clem Snide "Joan Jett of Arc"
8:10 PM Aldous Harding "Imagining My Man"
8:15 PM Perfume Genius "Valley"
8:19 PM Perfume Genius "Nothing at All"
8:23 PM Agnes Obel "It's Happening Again"
8:27 PM Samia "Bovine Excision"
8:32 PM Keaton Henson "Operator"
8:36 PM Lael Neale "New Ages"
8:41 PM Automatic "The Prize"
8:44 PM POLIÇA "She Knows Me"
8:48 PM Naima Bock "Campervan (Live)"
8:53 PM Dehd "Lucky"
8:55 PM Lizzy Mercier Descloux "Wawa"
9:00 PM The Slits "Walkabout"
9:04 PM Kate Nash "All Day and All of the Night"
9:09 PM Hurray For The Riff Raff "Look Out Mama"
9:18 PM Thao & The Get Down Stay Down "Beat (Health, Life, and Fire)"
9:20 PM The Clash "Straight to Hell - Remastered"
9:26 PM Miya Folick "Maybe When I'm Ready"
9:31 PM Andrew Bird "Fake Palindromes"
9:34 PM Haley Heynderickx "to each their dot"
9:37 PM Drugdealer "Real Thing"
9:40 PM Sampa the Great "Can't Hold Us [Feat. Mwanjé]"
9:43 PM Fugazi "Waiting Room"
9:46 PM sombr "back to friends"
9:49 PM AURORA "Apple Tree"
9:52 PM Arooj Aftab "Last Night"
10:00 PM Eliza McLamb "Salt Circle"
10:04 PM Eliza McLamb "Mythologize Me"
10:07 PM Animal Collective "Fireworks"
10:13 PM Jordana "Better in the Dark"
10:16 PM Sleaford Mods "West End Girls"
10:20 PM Foxwarren "Deadhead"
10:24 PM Iron & Wine "All in Good Time"
10:32 PM Richard Thompson "Keep Your Distance"
10:36 PM Metric "Twilight Galaxy"
10:41 PM Metric "Grow Up"
10:45 PM Thao "The Give"
10:49 PM Nilüfer Yanya "Hey"
10:51 PM Kathryn Joseph "DEER."

About Love & Communication and your host, Michelle Beaulieu-Morgan:

I was born and raised in Maine and will mention it at least once per show. I came to Connecticut 15 years ago to pursue my PhD in American Studies at Yale and then stayed. I currently live in Hamden with my two cats and a lot of plants. During the day I work in staff Learning & Development at Yale. I spend most of my non-work time as an artist and writer. You can find me online at my website, on Substack, and on Discogs.
 
I was recruited to radio by Val Richardson, who asked me to come on as a programmer after a few casual mentions of concerts I was going to or had recently attended. Programming is something like a dream-I-didn’t-know-I-had come true. I was always the friend who knew a lot about music or was trying to turn people on to bands or songs I came across, but I didn’t have an outlet (or a semi-captive audience). In high school, when the wind was blowing the right way, I would listen to Bates College Radio out of Lewiston, Maine, and wish I could have a radio show.
 
My show typically features recent music in the Indie/Alternative/Americana/Dream-Pop/Folk-Pop/Folk/Punk/Post-Punk genres. I focus primarily on female and queer singers and musicians. I also have a soft spot in my heart for Classic Rock, which was the soundtrack of my youth.

Spinitron Playlist for November 19, 2025: https://spinitron.com/m/playlist/view/21554555

About Love & Communication and your host, Michelle Beaulieu-Morgan:

I was born and raised in Maine and will mention it at least once per show. I came to Connecticut 15 years ago to pursue my PhD in American Studies at Yale and then stayed. I currently live in Hamden with my two cats and a lot of plants. During the day I work in staff Learning & Development at Yale. I spend most of my non-work time as an artist and writer. You can find me online at my website, on Substack, and on Discogs.
 
I was recruited to radio by Val Richardson, who asked me to come on as a programmer after a few casual mentions of concerts I was going to or had recently attended. Programming is something like a dream-I-didn’t-know-I-had come true. I was always the friend who knew a lot about music or was trying to turn people on to bands or songs I came across, but I didn’t have an outlet (or a semi-captive audience). In high school, when the wind was blowing the right way, I would listen to Bates College Radio out of Lewiston, Maine, and wish I could have a radio show.
 
My show typically features recent music in the Indie/Alternative/Americana/Dream-Pop/Folk-Pop/Folk/Punk/Post-Punk genres. I focus primarily on female and queer singers and musicians. I also have a soft spot in my heart for Classic Rock, which was the soundtrack of my youth.

About Love & Communication and your host, Michelle Beaulieu-Morgan:

I was born and raised in Maine and will mention it at least once per show. I came to Connecticut 15 years ago to pursue my PhD in American Studies at Yale and then stayed. I currently live in Hamden with my two cats and a lot of plants. During the day I work in staff Learning & Development at Yale. I spend most of my non-work time as an artist and writer. You can find me online at my website, on Substack, and on Discogs.
 
I was recruited to radio by Val Richardson, who asked me to come on as a programmer after a few casual mentions of concerts I was going to or had recently attended. Programming is something like a dream-I-didn’t-know-I-had come true. I was always the friend who knew a lot about music or was trying to turn people on to bands or songs I came across, but I didn’t have an outlet (or a semi-captive audience). In high school, when the wind was blowing the right way, I would listen to Bates College Radio out of Lewiston, Maine, and wish I could have a radio show.
 
My show typically features recent music in the Indie/Alternative/Americana/Dream-Pop/Folk-Pop/Folk/Punk/Post-Punk genres. I focus primarily on female and queer singers and musicians. I also have a soft spot in my heart for Classic Rock, which was the soundtrack of my youth.