Fri. 12:06 pm – Living through the misery and disruption are quite a trick, even if you are well. This week, Professor Carol Andrews joins Leigh Rich and P. T. Bridgeport for a discussion of Daniel Defoe’s Journal of a Plague Year. The Plague had again threatened London in the previous year, making the book a best-seller. Join us. 04/24/2020.
Fri. 11:00 am – Beyond The Liner Notes. Special guest host Leigh Rich joins P.T. Bridgeport in an exploration of paradise. Paradise comes in many flavors: tropical, mountainous, and heavenly. Some songs refer more to the company than the environment. And sometimes, it’s even found by the dashboard light. Join us. 04/23/2020
Wed. 10 pm- It’s Earth Day this week on Theme Stream, as Wednesday marks the 50th anniversary of the first Earth Day in 1970. Celebrate the 3rd stone from the sun with an hour of down-to-earth music on WRUU. 04/22/2020.
Wed. 9 pm – Wednesday night on Savannah Music Local and Sustainable is my second show featuring Kevin Rose, local musician and recording engineer/producer.
Wed. 8 pm – Check out Blues Hour on Wednesday for an interview with blues artist Toby Walker, who is giving a virtual concert on Saturday, April 25th at 4:00 pm in lieu of his planned concert here in Savannah. 04/22/2020.
Tue. 8 pm – Tonight on WRUU Contemporary Classics, is my celebration of the bassoon in contemporary classical music. My thanks to Rebekah Heller of the International Contemporary Ensemble for her help in putting this show together. 04/21/2020.
In case you missed Listening to Literature episode Seasonal Stories, you can listen here now. 04/19/2020.
Any time – If you missed Sat. episode of Men on the Block, you can listen to it here, or at any time on our Archive tab. 04/18/2020.
Sat. 7 pm – on Savannah on Film with your host Ed Ciucevich, will be an encore interview with writer, director, producer, and editor Allen B. Childress III . And we will be also taking your Facebook Live questions. Savannah on Film is a voice for the Savannah film industry. 04/17/2020.
Sat. 5 pm – When The Moon Sings: Tunes from, Morricone, Adderley, and the never-heard score of a movie, with something special for Ken Verheecke fans. Suzanne Teng and Greg Reiter figure in too. P. T. shares the week behind the bandana from the Soapbox. Contemplative music for the quiet of the evening on When The Moon Sings; join us. 04/18/2020.
