Frank language, cool music, sweetness and rage all combine in Torres' mix, flaunting rock rhythms with rap, mixing Beatles White Album with Jay Z's Black to get the Danger Mouse Grey. This is a show to send public radio into paroxysms of envy.

On this show, we welcome Bruce Andrews to the studio. Andrews is a professor of political science at Fordham University and has published about forty books of poetry, performance, essays and a wide range of other collaborations since the late 1960s.

Edwin Torres reaches into the belly of the sun and with one hand pulls out a collage of gas, muses, blips, and noise - and with the other he discovers the band Microskier and then adds tracks from Leonard Cohen to Genesis P-Orridge.

Your speechless host Edwin Torres provides another mix and dances in the studio while playing tunes from Christian Marclay & Elliott Sharp, Syd Barret/Opel, Missy Elliott, and more. Followed by intellectually charged banter with Sharon Mesmer.

Listen to a non-stop mix of music geared for the eclectic soul, followed by the first of a special two-part rant with Sharon Mesmer, which showcases just how far Edwin and Sharon have matured.

Poet host Edwin Torres produced this New Year show in 2005 using both feet, beginning with MMMZZZ, from an Oozebap compilation, and adding tracks from aural explorers Stephen Vitiello, Nick Cave, Bjork's keyboardist and more.

Edwin Torres hosts a short tribute to verbal and rhythmic fireworks with Eric Dolphy's Improvisations And Tukras from his classic album Other Aspects; The Spirit, Kamau Daa'ood's incendiary performance with Billy Higgins on drums, and more.

Edwin Torres strolls through the naked city with his compadre-in-ears, poet Paul Skiff, visiting the studio with his new CD, Total Juju. Paul has been writing poetry since 1980, traveling within the subcurrent of spoken word and Loisaida.

Nude MC Edwin Torres layers acres of transparent love over an aural palimpsest starting with Syd Straw and Mark Ribot's State of the Union joining hands with Marvin Gaye's unblemished plea to want you, and only you.

Host Edwin Torres relaxes with a yin-yang sandwich as Paul Opperman becomes guest DJ once again, sharing his tangential kinesthesis.

The voice of Edwin Torres marries itself as Eliza Galaher, Diane Spodarek and Xavier Cavazos gather around the love tree to watch the wedding mashup of Public Enemy and Al Hirt by The Evolution Control Committee as the bride walks down the sound.

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.