It's free-form music programming mixed with perceptive interviews with local creators - just the way it should be...brought to you by the mind behind Aspie Works.
This special Mother's Day episode features theater artists and moms (of rising theater artists) Jacqueline Moe and Mary Megan Bringley; includes music from Bryan Adams, Pink Floyd, Elizabeth and the Catapult, John Lennon, Adele, The Pretenders, Florence and the Machine, U2 and Bruce Springsteen.
For those who missed this episode online (due to ISP changes), here it is with Classics Theatre leader James Landers talking George Bernard Shaw and the Yankees; featuring Dire Straits, Walk the Moon, Wang Chung, Field Mouse, The Pretenders, David Gilmour, Switchfoot, Kings of Leon, Kylie Minogue, Robyn and Madonna.
This episode is a tribute to Prince, with an interview with the cast director of RLTC's play "Elvira"; besides music from Prince himself, other songs include covers by Chaka Khan, Sinead O'Connor & Hindu Love Gods (Warren Zevon & 3/4ths of REM), a duet with Madonna, and originals by Sheila E. & The Bangles.
This episode features Kevin Dedes and Ray Salah from The Kingfisher Theater, with some name pronouncing that proves bad for the host but good for the audience; featuring music from Earth, Wind and Fire, The Band, Orchard Drive, Sam Bradley, Susanna Rose, R.E.M., Rick Astley, Level 42, Julie Peel and Dire Straits.
This all-covers episode features Everyone's Theatre Company (Larry Ploscowe, Amanda McFaul, Mike Tedone and Sue Zuris); featuring Thunder Body, Bono, Joe Cocker, Hall and Oates, Peter Gabriel, Ryan Adams, Ricky Skaggs & Bruce Hornsby with John Anderson, and Jeff Buckley.
This special episode was broadcast in the morning (in place of WAYO's Juxtaposed Soliloquies program), but featured great conversations with WAYO Foreign Exchange co-host Maria Guzenko and wonderful music used in the host's prior theater works! Featuring Company of Thieves, The Police, Dave Mason, Amanda Marshall, Sara Bareilles, Oingo Boingo, The Sandpipers, Lick the Tins and Level 42.
This first of two all-covers shows features the second show appearance of director Cece McFarland (RCP's All's Well That Ends Well); featuring Florence + the Machine, Jimi Hendrix Experience, Bruce Springsteen, George Harrison, Hindu Love Gods (Warren Zevon and 3/4ths of R.E.M.'s original quartet), Sara Bareilles, Barenaked Ladies, Joe Jackson, The Postal Service and David Bowie.
This Easter Sunday episode features music from 1966 (50 years ago!) and two great guests in theater artists Colleen DiVincenzo and Kristy Funderburk from Black Sheep's upcoming show "More Than a Rib"!
This episode features Geva Comedy Improv performer Danielle Erway, who becomes the show's first co-host - and there's a reason why (you have to tune in to find out)!
Featuring Frankie Valli ("Grease"); Steve Winwood ("Valerie"); The Outfield ("Your Love"); The Beatles ("I Saw Her Standing There"); Walk the Moon ("Shut Up and Dance"); Sam Bradley ("Not Your Kind"); Violet Mary ("Gone Up River"); Jimmy Eat World ("The Middle"); Belinda Carlisle ("Heaven is a Place on Earth") and R.E.M. ("It's the End of the World As We Know It (And I Feel Fine)").
This episode had the daylight savings blues attached, but director and fellow WAYO host Philip Frey helps right the ship; there are also bookend tributes to the late producer George Martin, often referred to as the "fifth Beatle."
