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In celebration of International Worker’s day, Brumaire gives a brief diagnosis of the broader left and provides a small prescription: a menagerie of labor and revolutionary songs spanning time and space. Tune in for music from as far afield as the Japan’s hard left unions to the New Jewel Movement in Grenada, and open your heart to a truly global solidarity of the World’s working peoples

This Week, Brumaire features her first Kalamazoo guest, Queenie T of the Frogs and Toads. Queenie and her take a deep dive into the former's catalog and some of her inspirations! Tune in for an incredible (and incredibly varied) catalog perusal

Mineral Spirit and 1022 trade love songs for a love filled episode.

Brumaire kicks off the so-called new year with an interview with Muskegon based musician and friend of the show, Shelby Obzut. Shelby and her dive into both Shelby's catalog and influences, spanning from Michigan to Mexico, and beyond. A fun listen to start your year off!

Keaton and Brumaire discuss a wide array of music this show. After all, we here at Voice of the Midwest believe in two goods: good taste and good politics.

Brumaire, in celebration of Halloween, breaks many show traditions, and opens up new doors. Here she has on her first ever two-time guest, friend of the show Joe on to discuss happenings in Ann Arbor. Sit back and enjoy this special halloween show.

Brumaire has on friend of the show Ashten, who is based out of the East Coast, to discuss various topics on organizing. Ashten organizes for a wide variety of causes, including disability and queer rights, and for Palestine and applies a wide range of theoretical bases into his practice.

open free, rolling highway up and down where the sky meets the horizon. if only.

Following her usual news segment, Brumaire this week revisits an adolescent favorite of hers, Billy Bragg. In exploring his music, does it hold up?

life is beautiful type stuff