G-Dawg Radio
Today's Best Variety. G-Dawg Radio is a podcast library of music featuring every genre from folk to trance. Songs are all written and produced by Ronald Allen Bell and played by AI. All material is copywritten ©️Ronald Allen Bell, AKA Ron Allen, G-Dawg Trading. All personas are creations of Ronald Allen Bell. Enjoy.
Episodes

Friday Mar 21, 2025
Friday Mar 21, 2025
Taken from the piece, The Dreamer from the book, Scattered Endz~Edited for your dreams by Ron Allen~
-Performed by Crazy Daizy of Saint Crystaline~
Original written by Ronald Allen Bell and is a four-page poem admittedly hard to follow along with that tells the story of a dream within a dreamer that yearned to come to life and somehow achieves this feat by fishing around and finding things out. The real piece goes into much more depth but is metaphorical and confusing. I think you'll like how Crazy does it better...

Friday Mar 21, 2025
Friday Mar 21, 2025
Written by Ronald Allen Bell~
From the book, Poems for the Ponder 2015 Amazon~
Lyrics:
[verse 1]The factory workers assemble the moldsonce built and boxed they can be soldonce bought they're taught to do as toldthey're maid to aid sustained control
[verse 2]They're blessed by fear misled by lieslikewise dressed black shoes and tiesthe master's greed as dreams disguisedforce fed beliefs which keep them blind
[bridge]sometimes despite the drive for perfectiona defective part gets by undetectedAnd if the machine should go unseenit may perceiveand infect the collective
[chorus]The awakened feel raped they've been taken for a ride like a pawn they've been played want these games justifiedquestions raised and mendacious are all that reply inner rage overtakes time for change they decide
[story]the big business churches are taken apartand political races are stopped fore they start and all who aimed weapons in the name of a god found themselves chained together to sing John Lennon songs and the pretentious were stripped and sent out on the streets as false idols worked kitchens for pretentious in need and the world became better as more shared the stance and we all then agreed we should give peace a chance
[verse 3] In the new lightthe oddity will risein the due timethrough spacehe now will fly
[chorus 2]little houses on the hillsideticky-tacky one by onefree child might I just entice youtake some paint and have some funMake these faces all of smiles noweach a color of their ownfree them from their plastic prisonspaint them all a brand-new home
[guitar solo]

Friday Mar 21, 2025
Friday Mar 21, 2025
Written by Ronald Allen Bell~
Poetry from the book, "Scattered Endz"
About a mental patient daydreaming from within his cell~
Lyrics:
I look out my windowand I watch the folks pass bySome in such a hurryothers they wave and smile The usuals now know meWatch every day, know their routine
No, being a people watcher ain't the worst thing you can be
I saw an angel, and she stared into my mindGlared as if to dare me, then through my window she would fly Gave to me two poppers, I quite like the ones with stripes I'm not sure if with the light or with the darkness she's aligned
My thoughts then wandered into daydreamsas I'd create things, in them hideAngel, she is nosy, into my secrets she would pry
Did she ponder on and think of we, get lost in thought, caught in a scene, of love, lust, fear, anxiety!
She walks the halls of memory.A walk through the prior could reveal a many thingcatch me as a teen in the bath with a magazine! See me stick carrots into the groundI need to feed the devil; he's in eternal timeout!
I know a place where we can be, alone and talk and time will freezeThis place is one all lovers keep But angels too may like it, I think
I've no wingsI hate this shit I just a gosh darn idiot
I wrapped my arms around me to keep warm and now they're stuck If she and I have child, it'll surely be a mut, Half angel and half watcherLike a chicken glide and clucklay an eggA flightless fuck
I look out my windowand I watch the folks pass bySome in such a hurryothers they wave and smile The usuals now know meWatch every day, know their routine No, being a people watcher ain't the worst thing you can be

Wednesday Mar 19, 2025

Wednesday Mar 19, 2025
Wednesday Mar 19, 2025
Written by Ron Allen and Sister Catherine Reynolds of Saint Francis of a Sissi~
Produced by G-Dawg Trading~

Tuesday Mar 18, 2025

Tuesday Mar 18, 2025
Tuesday Mar 18, 2025
Written by Ronald Allen Bell~
From the book, Poems for the Ponder~
Lyrics:
He's really gone.Your pride and joy that stood six-foot one, and one half of another. Survived by his sweet mom, and little sis, and newborn brother.Football captain with good grades, his science teacher called him, "Smarties". The dimples on his chin and calm voice, turn rumbles into parties.Opened doors for the girls, the pride he'd take in it drove them nuts.But he stayed ever true to the one blue eyed dream, that he always said he loved.
This box that holds his life's collections,you would take out when mad at him,find peace in its recollections.Baby shoes and blue ribbons,seemed he always got first place,And his third-grade yearbook signed by only two,due to the braces on his face. A poem he wrote called, "Mighty Mom" for a fifth-grade Mother's Day gift,which was wrapped in coupons he'd learn to regret, found hiding under the trash can lid. A baseball card he got from Candlestick Park,on our trip down to the Bay.The card was Will Clark, he screamed and cried, I swiped my card; proved worth it, Will signed it in the parking lot that day.
No, he isn't coming home again.
Instead of being elated, overcome with unbearable anticipation, as anxiously I waited for my Rangers homecoming celebration,
I get a three-beat knock and a two-times silent civilian salute with a dispatch which reads, "He proudly served his nation."
Give me back my son and you can keep the General's letter.I know a few ornery sons of guns more deserved of being gone foreverGive me just the chance to say a last goodbye to the son I had.You can keep your twenty-one guns, and your wholly folded flag.

Tuesday Mar 18, 2025

Tuesday Mar 18, 2025

Tuesday Mar 18, 2025






