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Publicly and privately that he is a priority and he will be discussed. our message is simple. bring our son home. >> bill: we'll see whether or not we get progress. putin was talking about it the other day saying he came to moscow, got drunk, hit a cop if you believe it. >> dana: i actually think this also might be an area where there might be a little movement. something for president biden to show it would be something and for that family and america and might help relations. check this out, too. >> we need to go on offense. we've lost deterrents when it comes to the biden administration and...

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The Truth About Tramp Stamps And Their Controversial New Single ‘I’d Rather Die’ A If you’ve spent any time on TikTok lately, the band Tramp Stamps has probably come up on your For You Page. Though the pop-punk trio has generated a sizable following over the past few months for their cover songs and viral TikTok videos, they recently found themselves in the middle of a multi-layered scandal. First, their latest single, “I’d Rather Die”, received an astronomical amount of backlash for its lyrical content. Then, the band was accused of being industry plants. Find out why the song...

• Mar 3, 2021 Steep Canyon Rangers, Woody Platt and Graham Sharp join host, Jessie Scott for Words and Music. The band shares recordings of “Every River”, “Sunny Days” and “Honey on My Tongue” from their new album, ‘Arm In Arm’. © 2021 WMOT

OffBeat Magazine Selwyn Birchwood makes his third Alligator Records album a muscular musical statement. A singer-songwriter who plays slicing electric and lap steel guitar, the dynamic young bluesman from Orlando, Florida, also wrote all the album’s songs and horn section-enhanced arrangements. The title track “Living in a Burning House” crackles like a horror movie, though the plot is condensed into a four-minute blues-rock song. Singing in a reedy, gruff voice that sounds like no one else in the blues-rock milieu, Birchwood entraps himself in a bad relationship that’s raging like a ...