by Michelle Morgan, WPKN
Love & Communication typically features recent music in the Indie/Alternative/Americana/Dream-Pop/Folk-Pop/Folk/Punk/Post-Punk genres. I focus primarily on female and queer singers and musicians. Anything goes, though, and if something strikes my ear, I’ll play it. I also have a soft spot in my heart for Classic Rock, which was the soundtrack of my youth. Spinitron Playlists: https://spinitron.com/WPKN/dj/72236/Michelle-Morgan
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July 2, 2026
<p><strong>Playlist Title: Love and Communication</strong><br>DJ Name: Michelle Morgan<br>Playlist Start Date: Jul 1, 2026<br>Playlist Start Time: 8:00 PM<br>Playlist End Time: 11:00 PM</p><p>8:03 PM Kevin Morby "Bible Belt"<br>8:07 PM Surfbort "Lucky"<br>8:10 PM Modern Woman "Offerings"<br>8:14 PM The Who "Love Reign O'er Me"<br>8:19 PM ear "Ne Plus Ultra"<br>8:22 PM Little Barrie "Wire"<br>8:26 PM Gen and the Degenerates "Favourite Jumper"<br>8:31 PM Paper Wings "Mountains on the Moon"<br>8:35 PM Telehealth "Yassify Me"<br>8:38 PM Jesca Hoop "Big Storm"<br>8:42 PM Bob Dylan "Positively 4th Street"<br>8:46 PM Aldous Harding "Coats"<br>8:49 PM FIGHTMASTER "Tolerance"<br>8:52 PM Electric Light Orchestra "Mr Blue Sky"<br>8:57 PM Sweeping Promises "Cocoon"<br>9:01 PM Lime Garden "All Bad Parts"<br>9:04 PM Lime Garden "Always Talking About You"<br>9:08 PM Spoon "I Summon You"<br>9:12 PM Spoon "I Ain't the One"<br>9:15 PM Francis of Delirium "Modern Madonna"<br>9:19 PM Francis of Delirium "Higher"<br>9:23 PM Cheekface "I Don't Work Here"<br>9:26 PM K.D. Lang "Constant Craving (Edit Version)"<br>9:32 PM mary in the junkyard "Ghost"<br>9:36 PM Limp Wrist "Thick Skin"<br>9:38 PM Thee Oh Sees "Toe Cutter - Thumb Buster"<br>9:41 PM Babehoven "Blue Around You"<br>9:45 PM Mitski "I Don't Smoke"<br>9:45 PM Rowdy Rios "CREEK"<br>9:48 PM THAO "Fossils"<br>9:52 PM Emile Mosseri "Joyful Girl"<br>9:56 PM Bella White "Without Making A Sound"<br>10:02 PM Future Islands "In the Fall"<br>10:07 PM Tim Buckley "Pleasant Street - 2017 Remaster; Remastered"<br>10:12 PM POLIÇA "Don't You Weep"<br>10:16 PM Paper Wings "Seven Miles"<br>10:19 PM Mama's Broke "Dirty Mattresses"<br>10:24 PM Ferron "Almost Kissed"<br>10:27 PM Big Thief "Masterpiece"<br>10:31 PM Ewan MacColl "The Space Girl's Song - Original Mix"<br>10:36 PM Sunny War "Love Is a Pest"<br>10:40 PM Mitski "I'm Your Man"<br>10:43 PM Buffalo Springfield "Kind Woman"<br>10:47 PM Lord Huron "Bag Of Bones"<br>10:51 PM Sonic Youth "Sunday"</p><p><strong>About Love & Communication and your host, Michelle Beaulieu-Morgan:</strong></p><p>I was born and raised in Maine and will mention it at least once per show. I came to Connecticut 15 years ago to pursue my PhD in American Studies at Yale and then stayed. I currently live in Hamden with my two cats and a lot of plants. During the day I work in staff Learning & Development at Yale. I spend most of my non-work time as an artist and writer. You can find me online at <a href="https://www.mutuallyassureddeconstruction.com/">my website</a>, on <a href="https://michellebeaulieumorgan.substack.com/">Substack</a>, and on <a href="https://www.discogs.com/user/Michelle.Anais">Discogs</a>.</p><p>I was recruited to radio by Val Richardson, who asked me to come on as a programmer after a few casual mentions of concerts I was going to or had recently attended. Programming is something like a dream-I-didn’t-know-I-had come true. I was always the friend who knew a lot about music or was trying to turn people on to bands or songs I came across, but I didn’t have an outlet (or a semi-captive audience). In high school, when the wind was blowing the right way, I would listen to Bates College Radio out of Lewiston, Maine, and wish I could have a radio show.</p><p>My show typically features recent music in the Indie/Alternative/Americana/Dream-Pop/Folk-Pop/Folk/Punk/Post-Punk genres. I focus primarily on female and queer singers and musicians. I also have a soft spot in my heart for Classic Rock, which was the soundtrack of my youth.</p><p><strong>About Love & Communication and your host, Michelle Beaulieu-Morgan:</strong></p><p>I was born and raised in Maine and will mention it at least once per show. I came to Connecticut 15 years ago to pursue my PhD in American Studies at Yale and then stayed. I currently live in Hamden with my two cats and a lot of plants. During the day I work in staff Learning & Development at Yale. I spend most of my non-work time as an artist and writer. You can find me online at <a href="https://www.mutuallyassureddeconstruction.com/">my website</a>, on <a href="https://michellebeaulieumorgan.substack.com/">Substack</a>, and on <a href="https://www.discogs.com/user/Michelle.Anais">Discogs</a>.<br> <br>I was recruited to radio by Val Richardson, who asked me to come on as a programmer after a few casual mentions of concerts I was going to or had recently attended. Programming is something like a dream-I-didn’t-know-I-had come true. I was always the friend who knew a lot about music or was trying to turn people on to bands or songs I came across, but I didn’t have an outlet (or a semi-captive audience). In high school, when the wind was blowing the right way, I would listen to Bates College Radio out of Lewiston, Maine, and wish I could have a radio show.<br> <br>My show typically features recent music in the Indie/Alternative/Americana/Dream-Pop/Folk-Pop/Folk/Punk/Post-Punk genres. I focus primarily on female and queer singers and musicians. I also have a soft spot in my heart for Classic Rock, which was the soundtrack of my youth.</p>
June 19, 2026
<p>Playlist Title: Love and Communication<br>DJ Name: Michelle Morgan<br>Playlist Start Date: Jun 17, 2026</p><p>8:00 PM Cat Power "Love & Communication"<br>8:02 PM Scratching "Diagnosis"<br>8:06 PM Sierra Ferrell "Years"<br>8:09 PM Alela Diane "In My Own Time"<br>8:15 PM The Velveteers "Dark Horse"<br>8:18 PM Paper Wings "Fumblin"<br>8:22 PM Sweeping Promises "Shadow Me"<br>8:25 PM Kevin Morby "I Ride Passenger"<br>8:31 PM Laura Veirs "Flying Into Darkness"<br>8:34 PM Jesca Hoop "Caravan"<br>8:38 PM Zoh Amba "Eyes Full"<br>8:41 PM mary in the junkyard "New Muscles"<br>8:44 PM Automatic "mq9"<br>8:48 PM Car Seat Headrest "The Ravenous House"<br>9:02 PM Dervish "Rock the Machine"<br>9:07 PM Downtown Boys "Sirena"<br>9:10 PM Surfbort "Peaches and Cream"<br>9:12 PM Lime Garden "Maybe Not Tonight"<br>9:15 PM Westside Cowboy "Kick Stones (The Boys)"<br>9:19 PM Allison Russell "Cold April (ft. Kara Jackson, Denitia & Explore! Pop Choir)"<br>9:22 PM Angelo De Augustine "Empty Shell"<br>9:25 PM The Local Honeys "The Space Girl's Song"<br>9:32 PM Iceage "Salve for Every Sore"<br>9:39 PM Pigeon "Black James Dean"<br>9:44 PM Cocanha "Remenanuèch"<br>9:47 PM Balming Tiger "Home"<br>9:50 PM Ecca Vandal "SORRY! CRASH!"<br>9:54 PM Genesis Owusu "STAMPEDE"<br>9:57 PM U.S. Girls "You've Got Everything - But A Smile (Theme from "Dead Lover")"<br>10:03 PM Sunny War "Walking Contradiction - feat. Steve Ignorant"<br>10:07 PM Pip Blom "Hours (2026 Edition)"<br>10:10 PM Emile Mosseri "Bird In The Hand"<br>10:14 PM Snail Mail "Cruise"<br>10:18 PM Dean Johnson "Before You Hit the Ground"<br>10:21 PM Bella White "Nobody Dies Anymore"<br>10:25 PM Bella White "Better"<br>10:31 PM S.G. Goodman "Supertramp"<br>10:38 PM Paper Wings "Long Lost Love"<br>10:42 PM Mama's Broke "How It Ends"<br>10:45 PM Neko Case "(LP track)"<br>10:48 PM Mitski "Your Best American Girl"<br>10:52 PM feeble little horse "Doorway"</p><p><strong>About Love & Communication and your host, Michelle Beaulieu-Morgan:</strong></p><p>I was born and raised in Maine and will mention it at least once per show. I came to Connecticut 15 years ago to pursue my PhD in American Studies at Yale and then stayed. I currently live in Hamden with my two cats and a lot of plants. During the day I work in staff Learning & Development at Yale. I spend most of my non-work time as an artist and writer. You can find me online at <a href="https://www.mutuallyassureddeconstruction.com/">my website</a>, on <a href="https://michellebeaulieumorgan.substack.com/">Substack</a>, and on <a href="https://www.discogs.com/user/Michelle.Anais">Discogs</a>.</p><p>I was recruited to radio by Val Richardson, who asked me to come on as a programmer after a few casual mentions of concerts I was going to or had recently attended. Programming is something like a dream-I-didn’t-know-I-had come true. I was always the friend who knew a lot about music or was trying to turn people on to bands or songs I came across, but I didn’t have an outlet (or a semi-captive audience). In high school, when the wind was blowing the right way, I would listen to Bates College Radio out of Lewiston, Maine, and wish I could have a radio show.</p><p>My show typically features recent music in the Indie/Alternative/Americana/Dream-Pop/Folk-Pop/Folk/Punk/Post-Punk genres. I focus primarily on female and queer singers and musicians. I also have a soft spot in my heart for Classic Rock, which was the soundtrack of my youth.</p><p><strong>About Love & Communication and your host, Michelle Beaulieu-Morgan:</strong></p><p>I was born and raised in Maine and will mention it at least once per show. I came to Connecticut 15 years ago to pursue my PhD in American Studies at Yale and then stayed. I currently live in Hamden with my two cats and a lot of plants. During the day I work in staff Learning & Development at Yale. I spend most of my non-work time as an artist and writer. You can find me online at <a href="https://www.mutuallyassureddeconstruction.com/">my website</a>, on <a href="https://michellebeaulieumorgan.substack.com/">Substack</a>, and on <a href="https://www.discogs.com/user/Michelle.Anais">Discogs</a>.<br> <br>I was recruited to radio by Val Richardson, who asked me to come on as a programmer after a few casual mentions of concerts I was going to or had recently attended. Programming is something like a dream-I-didn’t-know-I-had come true. I was always the friend who knew a lot about music or was trying to turn people on to bands or songs I came across, but I didn’t have an outlet (or a semi-captive audience). In high school, when the wind was blowing the right way, I would listen to Bates College Radio out of Lewiston, Maine, and wish I could have a radio show.<br> <br>My show typically features recent music in the Indie/Alternative/Americana/Dream-Pop/Folk-Pop/Folk/Punk/Post-Punk genres. I focus primarily on female and queer singers and musicians. I also have a soft spot in my heart for Classic Rock, which was the soundtrack of my youth.</p>
June 5, 2026
<p>Playlist Title: Love and Communication<br>DJ Name: Michelle Morgan<br>Playlist Start Date: Jun 3, 2026<br>Playlist Start Time: 8:00 PM<br>Playlist End Time: 11:00 PM</p><p>8:02 PM Maxim Ludwig "Mercury Avenue"<br>8:07 PM Angelo De Augustine "Mirror Mirror"<br>8:11 PM Helado Negro "Gemini and Leo - Edit"<br>8:26 PM Mitski "Pearl Diver"<br>8:32 PM BANKS "Gemini Feed"<br>8:35 PM Black Pumas "Gemini Sun"<br>8:54 PM The Moody Blues "Gemini Dream"<br>9:11 PM Angel Olsen "All Mirrors"<br>9:17 PM Car Seat Headrest "My Boy (Twin Fantasy)"<br>9:20 PM Bloc Party "Mercury"<br>9:23 PM Just Mustard "Mirrors"<br>9:40 PM Why? "Gemini (Birthday Song)"<br>9:45 PM Automatic "Mercury"<br>9:52 PM Grace Ives "Mirror"<br>9:57 PM Mitski "A Pearl"<br>10:02 PM Haley Heynderickx "Gemini"<br>10:08 PM Veruca Salt "Twinstar"<br>10:12 PM Steve Lacy "Mercury"<br>10:19 PM The Mamas & The Papas "Pearl"<br>10:22 PM Del Water Gap "Gemini"<br>10:30 PM Duster "The Twins / Romantica"<br>10:34 PM Babes In Toyland "Pearl"<br>10:36 PM Wednesday "Twin Plagues"<br>10:43 PM Slayer "Gemini"<br>10:46 PM Country Club "Gemini"<br>10:50 PM Occurence "Gemini Hole"</p><p><strong>About Love & Communication and your host, Michelle Beaulieu-Morgan:</strong></p><p>I was born and raised in Maine and will mention it at least once per show. I came to Connecticut 15 years ago to pursue my PhD in American Studies at Yale and then stayed. I currently live in Hamden with my two cats and a lot of plants. During the day I work in staff Learning & Development at Yale. I spend most of my non-work time as an artist and writer. You can find me online at <a href="https://www.mutuallyassureddeconstruction.com/">my website</a>, on <a href="https://michellebeaulieumorgan.substack.com/">Substack</a>, and on <a href="https://www.discogs.com/user/Michelle.Anais">Discogs</a>.</p><p>I was recruited to radio by Val Richardson, who asked me to come on as a programmer after a few casual mentions of concerts I was going to or had recently attended. Programming is something like a dream-I-didn’t-know-I-had come true. I was always the friend who knew a lot about music or was trying to turn people on to bands or songs I came across, but I didn’t have an outlet (or a semi-captive audience). In high school, when the wind was blowing the right way, I would listen to Bates College Radio out of Lewiston, Maine, and wish I could have a radio show.</p><p>My show typically features recent music in the Indie/Alternative/Americana/Dream-Pop/Folk-Pop/Folk/Punk/Post-Punk genres. I focus primarily on female and queer singers and musicians. I also have a soft spot in my heart for Classic Rock, which was the soundtrack of my youth.</p><p><strong>About Love & Communication and your host, Michelle Beaulieu-Morgan:</strong></p><p>I was born and raised in Maine and will mention it at least once per show. I came to Connecticut 15 years ago to pursue my PhD in American Studies at Yale and then stayed. I currently live in Hamden with my two cats and a lot of plants. During the day I work in staff Learning & Development at Yale. I spend most of my non-work time as an artist and writer. You can find me online at <a href="https://www.mutuallyassureddeconstruction.com/">my website</a>, on <a href="https://michellebeaulieumorgan.substack.com/">Substack</a>, and on <a href="https://www.discogs.com/user/Michelle.Anais">Discogs</a>.<br> <br>I was recruited to radio by Val Richardson, who asked me to come on as a programmer after a few casual mentions of concerts I was going to or had recently attended. Programming is something like a dream-I-didn’t-know-I-had come true. I was always the friend who knew a lot about music or was trying to turn people on to bands or songs I came across, but I didn’t have an outlet (or a semi-captive audience). In high school, when the wind was blowing the right way, I would listen to Bates College Radio out of Lewiston, Maine, and wish I could have a radio show.<br> <br>My show typically features recent music in the Indie/Alternative/Americana/Dream-Pop/Folk-Pop/Folk/Punk/Post-Punk genres. I focus primarily on female and queer singers and musicians. I also have a soft spot in my heart for Classic Rock, which was the soundtrack of my youth.</p>
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Love & Communication typically features recent music in the Indie/Alternative/Americana/Dream-Pop/Folk-Pop/Folk/Punk/Post-Punk genres. I focus primarily on female and queer singers and musicians. Anything goes, though, and if something strikes my ear, I’ll play it. I also have a soft spot in my heart for Classic Rock, which was the soundtrack of my youth.
Spinitron Playlists: https://spinitron.com/WPKN/dj/72236/Michelle-Morgan
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