Last Day of August – Super Blue Moon. It’s a Perfect Day to Kick Out the Lights.

Feels so good feelin’ good again.

A ton of new music from Joan Osborn, M Ward w/ First Aid Kit, Ray LaMontagne, Davy Knowles, Blind Boys of Alabama, Brandi and Catherine Carlile, and a couple tracks from a new Leon Russell tribute. A pretty good haul.

Just another hot august night.

A pensive but fun post-fund drive show, as we get our feet back to the ground after so much live radio kerfuffle. New tracks from Allison Russel, Lukas Nelson + POTR, Tommy Prine, and Tyler Childers. And a fond farewell to Sinéad.

Some fun new music from The Ruen Brothers (new faves!), Wood Brothers, Buddy and Julie, Stephen Marley, & Ryan Bingham. And older faves from Tyler, Haim, Yola, Lukas Cat, Aloe, Linda, etc.

New music from Jason Isbell & the 400 Unit, Rodney Crowell, Paul Ybarra, and Natalie Merchant. But mostly two hours of friends and favorites from the last few years. And a tad more Dylan than usual if you hang out till the end.

A recent live Joni Mitchell recording, some unexpected covers, new tracks from Jess Williamson and Jesse deNatale. The Js have it!

Another freewheeling’ Thursday night staying in with Betty. It could be from the Hills, from Ipanema, from Montgomery, from a Distance or from Me to You…

Not much new music happening this week; but plenty of great artistry, poignant character arcs, wistful break-ups, dues-paying, and of course, pie.

Back to our regularly scheduled music programming.

May the fourth be with you.

The 33 1/3 Show Every song tonight is exactly three minutes and thirty-three seconds. Go figure.

A little bit of smoke to start with, then a sneak peek at some of the participants in this year’s Berkeley Bluegrass Festival, then off into the Wild Blue Whatever…

Possibly inspired by all those floaters and flashers…it’s all in the eyes.

A few new things from Rissi Palmer, Sunny Sweeney, Robbie Fulks, Last Planet, Bettye LaVette, Madison McFerrin, and Susanna Hoffs. Some whiskey drinking’ and some champagne drinking’ and a couple not-so-cheerful Easter songs.

A little new music, a little old, a little blue. Books, reading, diaries and secrets.

Some fine new tracks from Joy Oladokun & Noah Kahan, Natalie McMaster & Rhiannon Giddens, and Elles Bailey. Also, a lot of running…

The first show in the Thursday night time spot! A whole lot of new music from Rickie Lee Jones, Iris DeMent, Tommy Emmanuel & Molly Tuttle, The War and Treaty, Eva Cassidy, Moby, Reyes Blood, Eric Bibb, Jane Bunnett & Maqueque

A show for International Women’s Day. A few songs about women musicians by women musicians. Then just a bunch of good tunes.

A fund drive show with lots of new music.

A little Bacharach, and a lot of new songs from Dale Ann Bradley, Slaid Cleaves, Steve Lacy, St Paul & the Broken Bones, and Mya Byrne. Also, Rissi Palmer, Nick Drake, Billy Strings, Stevie Wonder, Birds of Chicago and more!

Indicative, Subjunctive, Imperative…All the moods.

Some fab new songs from Dom Flemons Josh Ritter, Nickel Creek, and Say She She. Some happy memories and wistful nostalgia as well. And wrapping up the second hour with those excellent sounds of Philadelphia.

A few new tracks from Eric Bibb, Taj Mahal, Margo Price, Wylie and the Wild West. Other fun stuff from Charley Crockett, Plains, Jennifer Warnes, David Bowie, and more. Plus a nod to the 50th anniversary of Roberta Flack’s greatest classic.

Not a lot new this week – just a pile of favorites to help us dry out and get warm from a soggy week! Though it looks like there might be some rivers running through our subconscious as we wend our way through the evening.

The upcoming Django Reinhard Birthday Festival got me listening to a pile of French Jazz and early 20th-century vocal music. So that takes up most of the show tonight. Plenty of swing, but also a little sentiment Français.

The first program of 2023! No resolutions, no theme; just a little holiday detox. A few spillover 2022 favorites from Tami Neilson, Molly Tuttle, Aloe Blacc, and The Brother Brothers, plus a new record from Andrea Pritchett.