Playlist Title: Love and Communication
DJ Name: Michelle Morgan
Playlist Start Date: Aug 5, 2026
Playlist Start Time: 8:00 PM
Playlist End Time: 11:00 PM
8:00 PM Cat Power "Love & Communication"
8:03 PM Mitski "Charon's Obol"
8:07 PM Soccer Mommy "Your Dog"
8:14 PM Heart "Dog & Butterfly"
8:19 PM Mitski "I Bet on Losing Dogs"
8:26 PM Modern Woman "Killing A Dog"
8:33 PM Tom Waits "Rain Dogs"
8:36 PM Mhaol "I Miss My Dog"
8:38 PM Daddy Issues "Dog Years"
8:42 PM Michael Kiwanuka "Home Again"
8:46 PM Prewn "Dirty Dog"
8:49 PM The Courtneys "Dead Dog"
8:52 PM Butthole Surfers "Dog Inside Your Body"
8:55 PM Lower Dens "A Dog's Dick"
9:01 PM TV On The Radio "Love Dog"
9:07 PM L.A. WITCH "DOGGOD"
9:10 PM Mitski "I'm Your Man"
9:13 PM Wye Oak "Dogs Eyes"
9:16 PM Grandmas House "DOG"
9:38 PM Josh Ritter "To the Dogs or Whoever"
9:45 PM Wild Sweet Orange "Ten Dead Dogs"
9:49 PM Kississippi "Dogmas"
9:51 PM Maggie Rogers "Dog Years"
10:08 PM Mannequin Pussy "Loud Bark"
10:11 PM feeble little horse "Dog Song 2"
10:21 PM Noga Erez "Bark Loud"
10:24 PM Phantogram "Barking Dog"
10:27 PM Nick Drake "Black Eyed Dog"
10:33 PM Deer Tick "Dog Years"
10:42 PM Stella Donnelly "Beware of the Dogs"
About Love & Communication and your host, Michelle Beaulieu-Morgan: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
my website, on
Substack, and on
Discogs.
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.
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.