Black History Month is celebrated every February, to honor the contributions of African-Americans to the history and culture of America. For the commemoration this year, we’ll share music from The Staple Singers, Our Native Daughters, Gil Scott-Heron, Fanny Lou Hamer, … Continue reading →
This week on the Magazine we celebrate the arrival of winter. Here in Eastern Pennsylvania it’s as cold and snowy as an old-fashioned winter. Our theme music is Cold Frosty Morning and we’ll share two renditions of that old-time tune. … Continue reading →
Summer has arrived in all its glory in Eastern Pennsylvania. If you’ve ever visited the region in the summer you probably remember the heat and humidity. Many families take trips to Canada to get away from the weather. This week … Continue reading →
Many places in the US are experiencing huge amounts of rainfall with flooding and other problems associated with this amount of moisture. This week on the program we’ll honor them with songs about water, rain and floods. Music from Ramsey … Continue reading →
Many places around the U.S. are experiencing huge amounts of rainfall this summer, with flooding and other problems associated with this abundance of moisture. On this week’s program, we’ll feature songs about water, rain and floods with music from Ramsey … Continue reading →
Summer has arrived in all it’s glory in Eastern Pennsylvania. If you’ve ever visited the region in the Summer you probably remember the heat and humidity. Many families take trips to Canada to get away from the weather. This week … Continue reading →
This week we complete our two-part feature “Contrast” with a trip to Canada … a big change from last week’s trip to the Tropics. We’ll hear music from Shawna Caspi, John Reischman & the Jaybirds, Eve Goldberg, David Francey, and … Continue reading →
Disaster and Tragedy Among the small number of conversations among friends that initially inspired this blog back in 2011/2012 was a discussion about a shipwreck. It was about the RMS Titanic specifically, and why the disaster of its sinking led to so much music … Continue reading →
