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We are listed on TuneIn (free) and apps for most smart devices. You can also tell Google Home or Alexa to "Play WBJB" and listen on your smart speakers.
ASBURY PARK, NJ – The Monmouth County Board of County Commissioners opened the summer tourism season with their partners in front of the Asbury Park Convention Center on Monday, May 23. (more…)
NEWARK, N.J. (AP) — The head of the United Nations is imploring graduating college students to reject jobs at companies that fund the fossil fuel industry he described as “killing our planet.” (more…)
TRENTON, N.J. (AP) — One month into existence, New Jersey’s recreational marijuana market has done $24 million in sales and regulators on Tuesday voted to grant permits to nearly a dozen new recreational cannabis retailers in their first public meeting since the market opened to the public last month. (more…)
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The latest album from Jack Johnson, Meet The Moonlight (out June 24th) opens on a question opens on a question about the strange complexities of human nature, and never lets up on its heartfelt push for deeper understanding. Over the course of ten captivating and endlessly unpredictable tracks, the multi-platinum-selling singer/songwriter examines a whole spectrum of existential concerns (the impermanence of life and fragility of human connection, the struggle for community and presence in an ever-fragmenting world), infusing each inquiry with the profound warmth and poetic grace that have always permeated his music. His eighth studio album and first new full-length in five years, Meet The Moonlight ultimately affirms Johnson as an essential voice in elevating our perspective and subtly guiding us toward a more expansive state of mind. “In some ways good songs are like good science, where they create a chain of thought that just leads to more questions,” says Johnson. “There’s not always that nice clean solution for what to do next if you want a perfect relationship or more peace of mind; sometimes it’s just pointing out everything that gets in the way of that. But hopefully the song ends up making you feel good, and gives you the comfort of knowing that other people are going through the same hardships.”
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International Clash Day honors and celebrates the legendary punk rock band The Clash. Numerous radio stations in several countries observe the holiday by playing Clash songs.
This year, 90.5 The Night has joined that growing number of stations who observe International Clash Day. You can join us throughout the day as we play Clash songs. We’ll also be posting on our Facebook, and Twitter accounts relevant information to “The Only Band That Matters”.
On Social Media: #internationalClashDay #BrookdalePublicRadio
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