Too busy in the chiropractic office these past few weeks leading up to retirement on June 4th.  No show this week as a result.  Back in early June.  Thanks for staying tuned!!

Joe interviews Jim Rogers and Naj Wikoff, two men who were part of the organization who organized the 1980 Winter Olympics in Lake Placid, NY.  Also, the play Big River, Mark Twain, and moral maturity.  And lots of great music and more...

Joe interviews Tiffany Rae-Fisher, artistic director of Elisa Monte Dance.  They discuss the world of professional dance, along with race and race relations in America.  Joe also sticks with the dance theme and plays many styles of dance music from around the world.

Joe interviews Dr. Curt Stager and discusses the abolitionist, John Brown.  Also Joe highlights Gram Parsons, Stephen Foster, and the most original of all American born music, negro spirituals.  lot more music and commentary.

Interview with Hobofest creator, Peter Seward.  The paper route and a drum set.  An Amish Irony.  Music by Crackin' Foxy, Peter Gabriel, Sam & Dave, Bill Frisell, and lots more...

St. Patrick's Day themed episode with interviews with Irish friends Kay and Steve McDonagh.  Irish music by The Chieftains, The Pogues, The Commitments, Christy Moore, Mary Coughlan.  Stories and more...

Joe Interviews limnologist Corey Laxson about water and the Adirondack lakes.  Also a feature on the band Great Big Sea.  Music by Joni, Los Lobos, Richard Thompson, and lots more.

Joe Interviews New York City equity actor, Beth Glover.  Local music store owners. A love story written by Joe, and lots of music and commentary.