Pete’s Posse made an appearance in our studio this last Friday for and entertaining and energetic Tour De Force. The band consists of Pete Sutherland, Oliver Scanlon and Tristan Henderson . They are all amazing musicians.
Meet APD’s newest member: K-9 Eiko. Eiko joins Dasty and handler Officer Michael Hogan, in the Arlington K-9’s unit. Watch our segment to learn how Officer Hogan and Eiko work,
Meet Jim Feeney, Assistant Town Manager for the Town of Arlington. The Assistant Town Manager serves a lead role in community relations and strategizes on solutions to a wide variety
Meet Jon Marshall, Recreation Director for the Town of Arlington. The Recreation Director oversees and implements community recreational and state-licensed pre-school and after-school programs, including the operation of the Ed
Meet Jennifer Raitt, Arlington’s Director of Planning & Community Development for the Town of Arlington. The Director of Planning and Community Development is responsible for short and long-range planning programs
Bruce Molsky and Alan Kaufman share their memories of growing up in the 1970’s in New York City when it was a hotbed of oldtime music. Bruce shares some of
Alastair Moock joins us in the studio to shares his inspirational songs with us.
A young boy surprises Santa in this Christmas short produced by Focus Media. Cast Varun Gopal Jimmy Albert Andrus Santa Walter Locke Wife Victoria Kleber Husband Alex Hewes Crew Director
My first guest is Mark Simos , Associate Professor of Songwriting at the Berklee College of Music. He shares with us his in-depth knowledge of the Craft and Art of Songwriting and gives us insight how we can use those skills to create songs that will help us get thru our despair and pave the way toward a more inclusive and tolerant America.
Alan Kaufman takes you behind the scenes in Studio A as we set up for an In The Tradition Show.
Ruth Rappaport joins Ben Wetherbee and Celeste Frey in our studio for an afternoon of tunes, songs and fun.
Some two hundred years ago, philosopher Arthur Schopenhauer wrote presciently, “All truth passes through three stages: First, it is ridiculed. Second, it is violently opposed. Third, it is accepted as being self-evident.” Which begs the question: what truths of tomorrow are we currently resisting as blindly ignorant? In this episode, Peter is joined by Dr. Richard Moskowitz, who believes that a healthy skepticism surrounding vaccination is one such truth.
Most parents are well-aware that, for their 14 to 18 year old children, “long-term decisions” are those dealing with the weekend, or maybe the prom and the like. So when military recruiters visit Arlington High School and invite our teens to make the potentially life-and-death decision to join the military, parents should take notice.
“The past is never dead. It’s not even past,” a Faulkner character famously said. No issue in American life reveals the profound truth of that quote more than race, and no decade in our history so deeply shaped our modern conception of that notion, as well as the direction of a movement around it, as the 1960s.
From its inception, our media has offered both promise and peril. In this encore presentation, Peter joins two previously separate interviews on this common theme.
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