Early birds may get the best worms—or at least the best garage sale deals—but they also tire out more quickly than night owls do.
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NITESHIFT – A Tribute to Elaina monday 2/0 10 PM - midnightwbai.org
NITESHIFT – A Tribute to Elaina This special two-hour episode of Niteshift is dedicated to the memory of our longtime co-host and dea...
Elaina Fulgham Obituary (1971 - 2026) - Memphis, TN - The Daily Memphian
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View Elaina Fulgham's obituary, send flowers and sign the guestbook.
From all of us here at NITESHIFT, we are sad to announce the passing of long time cohost Elaina Fulgham. Will be doing a tribute show to her this coming Monday evening from 10 PM - midnight.obits.postandcourier.com/us/obituaries/dailymemphian/name/elaina-fulgham-obituary?id=60713346
In case you missed it!wbai.org/archive/program/episode/?id=62203
THEME:
Anger, patriarchy, race, and power
America’s Drift Toward Fascism
This episode of NiteShift examines America’s long and ongoing relationship with fascism, racial violence, and authoritarian power—past and present. Through historical case studies, contemporary policy changes, media analysis, and speculative fiction, the conversation explores how racism, religion, capitalism, and state power intersect to shape lived reality in the U.S. The show also looks at how media—both traditional and social—frames public understanding, and how science fiction often reflects truths that mainstream discourse avoids.
In case you missed it!!wbai.org/archive/program/episode/?id=62202
AI threatens all human labor, will there be 21st century Luddites? (and the word doesn’t mean what you think it means) #lifeislikesciencefiction #thefuture #luddite #language #technology #linguistics #historyrepeatsitself