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I’m Uncle Marty, Daytona and I are going Southbound Again on chapter 799 of The 3D RadioActivity. Some may call it austral, dixie or meridional, let’s see what the forecast is for this feature. 3D Goes Southbound Again https://archive.org/download/The3dRadioactivity/3dradio_20251214-799_3DGoesSouthboundAgain.mp3 There’s 15 southerly songs, with more of your favorites next time! Got any suggestions?

I’ve been making a top albums list for 45 years and the only reason I keep doing them is that I get requests from friends every year. What I can say is that I have physical media for more than 85% of this list, and these are the albums I liked enough to pony up the cash to purchase. Enjoy, and happy holidays! Our top album of 2025 is from Jeff Tweedy. A triple album encapsulating 30 songs. Who knew Tweedy had this much consistently great material?

The theme for this episode of Psychedelic Time Warp is Instrumentals. All the songs are instrumental only or instrumental versions of popular songs. Hear from Booker T, Dick Dale, the Ventures, Deep Purple, It’s A Beautiful Day. Return to Forever, the Dixie Dregs, Led Zeppelin, Frank Zappa, Pink Floyd, Seatrain, The Nice, ELP, Yes, and the Allmans Bros. Plus there are lots of TV theme songs from renown composers like Mike Post and Dave Grusin as well, including a secret hidden one.

It’s December, and that means it’s time for some classic NFC North outdoor football. The Chicago Bears (9-4) are back home at Soldier Field this Sunday to host the Cleveland Browns (3-10), and judging by the team’s comments, they’re ready for a physical, cold-weather clash. Coming off a tough loss to the Packers, this is about holding serve at home and keeping their playoff hopes firmly alive.

The Chicago Bears travel to play the Green Bay Packers for the first time in a meaningful game since the 2010 NFC Championship game. “Packer” Dave Rusch was kind enough to join SRN’s Steve Leventhal for a discussion previewing Sunday’s game between the NFC leading Bears, a place they have not been in for fifteen years. Zack Pearson of the Bear Report was our guest as we discussed Chicago success in the 2025 season.

Hear music from the Stones, REM, the Kinks, Jefferson Airplane, Fleetwood Mac (from 1972), Fairport Convention, U2, Santana, an alternate Beatles take, the Doobie Brothers, the Who, the Grateful Dead, Talking Heads, Pink Floyd, Neil Young , and rarely heard band Sopwith Camel. The show includes a set that starts with comedy from Lilly Tomlin, plus women rockers Grace Slick, Christine McVie, Pat Benatar, and Heart.

I’m your Uncle Marty, this is The 798th edition of The 3D RadioActivity, as DaytonAiredale and I will be navigating from the left to right as we Head East with our selections. Eastern 3D RadioActivity https://archive.org/download/The3dRadioactivity/3dradio_20251130-798_EasternRadioActivity.mp3 There’s a lucky 13 tracks that all reference things east.

The Chicago Bears are surprising the NFL this season. It was a difficult 2024 season, in which the Bears started 3-2, but then lost to the Commanders 18-15 on a Hail Mary pass. That led to a ten-game losing streak which included five one-score losses, and led to the firing of coach Matt Eberflus. In 2025 the team has developed a new identity under Head Coach Ben Johnson, blending physicality, discipline, and situational efficiency.

Every now and then, a project comes along that feels so perfectly aligned with the spirit of the Grateful Dead community that you wonder how it hadn’t already happened. “Aging Gratefully,” the new book from photographer Bill Lemke and longtime Dead chronicler David Gans, is exactly that kind of creation — a deep dive into the faces, stories, and uniqueness of Dead Head culture. The Seed of the Project The origins stretch back to 1980, when Lemke attended his first Grateful Dead show.

Hear from Black Sabbath, the Stones, Doors, Allman Brothers, Atlanta Rhythm Section, Genesis, Led Zeppelin, Derek and the Dominos. Plus Neil Young, Jefferson Airplane, Talking Heads, Neil Young, and Joe Walsh live. Cheap Trick covers the Beatles and hear the Dark Side of the Mule as Gov’t Mule takes on the Pink Floyd classic. Also, rare bands Moby Grape and Ultimate Spinach, and comedy from Steve Martin and the Firesign Theatre.