CIVILITIVILLE USA

Named after the Boston Tea Party that preceded the Revolutionary War Tea Time Productions hopes  to bring back local radio with local disc jockeys, breaking news and music music music.  The Boston Tea Party was about taxation without representation- an injustice and medicine.  Tea wasn’t just for pleasure, it was medicinal.  Music and poetry are good medicine and there is very little open access to a wide or select segmented audience with the airwaves and radio is much more egalitarian and innovative than social media.

We aim to help produce or encourage others to produce new music from new artists and create a healthy ecosystem of all sorts of music and an accessible audience.  Today it costs over $1 million to get a new song on the radio and it has little to do with merit.  Our Hope Houses want to promote and teach music, have pick up bands, song writing and composing- and even producing those deemed to have merit.

Lack of adherence to historic legislation that preserved the localization of radio took away all the fun and all the innovation.  Take a look at our songs on our Civilitiville Royalty page and listen to the variety of great music in the 1960s- how original and diverse.  Let's work together to create and promote new sounds and new artists.

We want to bring back the art of listening by producing or inspiring others to produce classic poetry- Robert Louis Stevenson, Walt Whitman, etc. and classic children’s stories like A.A. Milne and others for youth, people in prisons, shut in or in hospitals, and the general public.  Bringing back classic goodness that is now in the public domain can provide edifying entertainment in an economic manner.  Readers wanted.

Music is the most powerful language and used to be one of our country's leading exports- we need and can bring that back.  Instead of trade wars, Let's have battle of the bands!