WKNR October 1 and October 8 1964 charts courtesy of the George Griggs collection, founder, Motor City Radio Flashbacks.
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WKNR MUSIC GUIDE [4 of 4] October 8, 1964
WKNR MUSIC GUIDE [4 of 4] October 8, 1964
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COMING OCTOBER 7: Two more WKNR exclusive ‘Beatles at Olympia’ charts — Series 3 and Series 4 — from October 1 and October 8, 1964.
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WKNR MUSIC GUIDE [2 of 4] September 24, 1964
WKNR MUSIC GUIDE [2 of 4] September 24, 1964
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Many of the above titled Billboard R&B singles were the most popular radio plays heard on two Detroit soul stations 1400WJLB and 1440 WCHB on the AM dial, September-October 1966.
As tabulated by Billboard, the featured R&B Top 50 record singles and Top 25 LPs were the nation’s most popular and best-selling soul records and albums, for the week-ending October 1, 1966, 58 years ago.
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WDEE MODERN COUNTRY SURVEY September 22, 1975
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Robert Bernstein a.k.a. Padman (Photo credit: Robert Bernstein Facebook Page [click or tap over photo for larger view.]“’Padman’ is a senior teacher, who has studied the Eastern spiritual approach to living for over 50 years. This gives him unique skill and insight into teaching how to integrate spiritual practices into daily life. He teaches from “direct experience” and makes these profound teachings accessible.”
Swami Ramananda, Executive Director, “Integral Yoga Institute,” San Francisco.
“Padman (Robert) taught many well attended, will received introduction to meditation workshops as well as several meditation series for nearly 10 years. He also led an on going weekly donation based meditation class. He exudes the calm, kind demeanor of someone who has had a committed practice for many years. His teaching style is highly accessible and friendly. Students always commented on how much they had learned, and how helpful the instruction was.”
Allison Anderson former owner, Red Sun Yoga, Winter Springs, Florida
“Padman taught classes on living a peaceful, less stressful everyday life, based on inter-faith Eastern spiritual psychology and philosophy in the Rollins College Center for “Lifelong Learning” for around six years. His classes were always among the most popular, the students really enjoyed him.”
Dr. Jill Norburn, Former Director, Life Long Learning Center, Rollins College, Winter Park, FL.
This Book Has Four Primary Purposes
One: Help us conclude we are spiritual beings having a human experience. Two: Help us conclude we cannot find peace by avoiding life. Three: Help us conclude when something or someone pushes our button, it’s our button. And so no one can stop it from being pushed but ourselves. Four: Help us conclude we are all, author included, a work in progress, pen in hand, spiritual life story waiting to written.
The best way to find out if you would like this book is, make believe you’re in a physical bookstore, and do with this book, what we all do with any book that looks interesting; look through it. So after clicking on “Read Sample,” if you think it could be valuable, give it a try. Even if you buy it, “book store look it over” find it doesn’t feel right, you can always return it within 30 days.
“Spiritual Advising”
I have had a spiritual advising practice since 2010. My personal journey began in 1971 when I experienced what some say Mark Twain said: “A man who carries a cat by the tail learns something he can learn in no other way.”
I taught various classes at Integral Yoga Institute, New York, for about 15 years, was certified there to teach meditation in 2002. All classes I taught were inter-faith, and all about “making practical everyday use” of Eastern spiritual psychology and philosophy, in those unavoidable, challenging, ups and downs of our everyday life. I also took weekly Course In Miracles classes for seven years, and have been teaching since 2002.
When I taught at Rollins College, the name Rollins gave their classes is what I teach: Lifelong Learning.
If you would like to talk about Zoom spiritual advising sessions, pricing, how they work, just let me know. But, no matter what way you choose to remember “you’re a spiritual being having a human experience,” do it. Just Do It! egobutton@gmail.com — Robert Bernstein(author, Padman; formerly Scott Regen, WKNR)
Robert Bernstein with Eastern Spiritualist and mentor, Swami Satchidananda. (Photo credit: Robert Bernstein)
This book invites us to forge our own paths by exploring traditional Eastern spiritual teachings that offer empowering insights. It promotes the development of self-confidence, inner peace, love, and satisfaction in our daily lives, despite the inevitable ups and downs, by addressing and transforming past karmic influences that trigger our reactions. If the messages in John Lennon’s “Instant Karma” and “Imagine,” as well as Paul McCartney’s lyrics, “And in the end, the love you take is equal to the love you make,” resonate with you, you’ll likely find that the wisdom and passages in this book will similarly speak to you, just as they did to me with every page I turned. —Jim Feliciano
Reading it now! Wonderful book! It’s a heartfelt compilation Unlike any other spiritual book. Serious yet I have to chuckle as I’m reading. Thank you for sharing your amazing work with us. Namaste — NYC Lady
The answer to many of life’s questions are complicated and sometimes mysterious. This book challenges, your own mind to look beyond the window And see the outside. The authors background as a former radio personality, allows him to intersperse the magical art of music and the stories that the lyrics reveal. It’s truly an enlightening read. Sometimes heavy…. Sometimes humorous, but always thought provoking. I am reading it for the second time which I guess is a testament to its excellence. — Jim Davis (formerly Big Jim Edwards, CKLW)
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“The listing of records herein is the opinion of CKLW based on its survey of record sales, listener requests and CKLW’s judgement of the record’s appeal.”
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WKNR October 1 and October 8 1964 charts courtesy of the George Griggs collection, founder, Motor City Radio Flashbacks.
Audio digitally remastered by Motor City Radio Flashbacks
The (above and below) WKNR music charts was digitally restored by Motor City Radio Flashbacks.
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