Our February episode features an interview with singer/songwriter Sharianne Whetstine along with four of her songs we recorded live in the studio. Will Scott has an exciting lineup of shows for this season at four local venues. Rick Fettig shares his new piece called I Am, and Jim Eagleman talks about Thoreau and Walden in his latest Nature News. Writer Deb Bowden talks about her writing career and reads her story A Reading In Garfield Park, poet Andrew Hubbard reads his piece called “Granny Noville”, and Dave Seastrom shares the joy of puppies with his piece Mollie Tales.
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Our show includes:
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- Singer/songwriter Sharianne Whetstine joins us to talk about her original music and shares 4 songs live in the studio.
- Ice Sickle Blues
- Vertigo
- Going Home
- Free-Flowing Poet
- Musician and promoter Will Scott tells us about an exciting season of music coming up at Brown County Inn, Story Inn, Bill Monroe’s, and Brown County Playhouse.
- Rick Fettig examines our inner monologue with his piece I Am.
- Author Deb Bowden talks about her career as an author and reads her story A Reading In Garfield Park.
- Poet Andrew Hubbard reads his piece “Granny Noville”.
- Jim Eagleman shares thoughts on Thoreau and Walden in his latest Nature News.
- Dave Seastrom gets a new puppy in his piece Mollie Tales.
- Singer/songwriter Sharianne Whetstine joins us to talk about her original music and shares 4 songs live in the studio.
Hosted by Dave Seastrom, Pam Raider, Vera Grubbs, Sarah Lyttle Chuck Wills, Jim Lemon, and Rick Fettig.
First aired Sunday, February 4th, 2024 at 9 AM on WFHB
✄ Engineering & post-production by Chuck Wills.
✇ Theme music by Slats Klug & Friends.
Our cover photo courtesy of Lucy Schultz & Chuck Wills
