Third in a series of live-in-studio mixes by performance poet Edwin Torres with poet-guests Emily XYZ & Sharon Mesmer. Here, frank language, cool music, sweetness and rage all combine in a dazzling mix of contemporary spoken-word art and music.

Your nude host Edwin Torres will jump through hoops for your love, from what is pretty to what is paradise... lather up as he stumbles through Arthur Russell, Shelley Hirsch, Jeni Olin, Ray Baretto, and many others.

Edwin takes a brief journey from the Amazon to Andalusia, looking for duende in all the wrong places. What he discovers is a short radio play with Sharon Mesmer called Bullriding With Cream In Your Sack, not quite the desired epiphany.

The enigmatic, minimalist duo Microskier appears in-studio for a performance of two-minute gems, back to back! Microskier is Fred Stesney on digital technology and Skot Yobbagy on vocals and analog effects

Edwin reacquaints himself with the amazing, multi-talented David Cale, whom he first met at Dixon Place many years ago. David sings, performs a monologue or two and ventures into some theater/performance talk.

Before he and his collaborator Sharon Mesmer give civility a swift kick with their short play, The Swiftness of Swiftidity, our amazing sound poet Edwin Torres speaks with Rodrigo Toscano, who performs two radio plays.

Your gold-tiara wearing host Edwin Torres celebrates drama in music with The Who's Rael 2; Os Mutantes's Dom Quixote; Brian Wilson's Vege-Tables; Queen's Bohemian Rhapsody; Indian Soundscapes; Bjork's Selmasongs/Cvalda and more!

Our mindful host, Edwin Torres, makes up for cutting his and Sharon Mesmer's What Is This Shit? (where Sharon Mesmer and Edwin regularly travel the gab fantastic) from his last few shows—and we know you've missed them!

Fresh from a mud bath, your naked host Edwin Torres welcomes his equally naked guest Mike Tyler, the man who helped rebirth Spoken Word from its slumber in the early 90s with the traveling Nuyorican Poets Café Live.

Nude MC Edwin Torres loses control of what control there is to have.

Edwin Torres welcomes special guest deejay Paul Opperman, who shares his sonic tangents as the Watts Prophets listen to Allen Watts heating up summer haikus in the 50s while his many friends bring assorted madness to Evangelist Sheila.

In this show, sound poet Edwin Torres discovers poet Steven Jesse Bernstein asking for more Noise Please, Jean-Pierre Bobillot&Jean-Louis Houchard mixing it up with Victor Nubla and poet Todd Colby's Hippie Shit next to Deconstructing Beck.