We speak with Pamela Londono and Katherine Eppink about the upcoming performance, "Made in America," a special performance of new dance works by Ballet Vero Beach, inspired by the art on disaplay at Vero Beach Museum of Art, February 28th.  Tickets are still available for the noon and 3pm performance at the time of this recording.  Visit VBMuseum.org.

Pamela London, Public Program Manager at Vero Beach Museum of Art, tells us about the upcoming appearance of CBS Sunday Morning's Conor Knighton, who has visitied every National Park, March 9th at 4:30.  And the Space Coast Symphony Orchestra is performing an interactive concert for kids, "Princess and the Pea," Saturday, March 14th.  Tickets and details are found at VBMuseum.org

Then we explore the world of ballet with Katherine Eppink, who tells us what dancers have to do to prepare on a daily basis, what happens when a dancer forgets a mone, and do they have to go to school for dancing.  Discover more information about "Made in America" and all of the upcoming shows at BalletVeroBeach.org.

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We then speak with P.J. Griffith (Pontius Pilate) and Craig Waletzko (King Herod) from Riverside Theatre's production of Jesus Christ Superstar, playing February 26-March 26.  Get tickets at RiversideTheatre.com

Friend of the show, Marcos Flores joins us to talk about the Eight Piano Concert on Sunday, February 15th at Christ by the Sea United Methodist Church in Vero Beach. We talk about how they actually fit eight pianos on stage and we discuss other concerts coming in the near future.    

We then speak with P.J. Griffith (Pontius Pilate) and Craig Waletzko (King Herod) from Riverside Theatre's production of Jesus Christ Superstar, playing February 26-March 26.  Get tickets at RiversideTheatre.com

Chrissy Barber and Pam Londono join us to tell us about the Vero Beach Museum of Art and its Open House on February 14th.  You can be part of a community project by bringing a fabric that's red, white or blue.  Admission is free that day from 10am-4pm, and registration will be open for Springtime classes and workshops.  Details can be found online at VBMuseum.org

We then speak with Nancy Turrell, Executive Director of Martin Arts.  Arts Fest is this weekend, February 7th and 8th in downtown Stuart, with about 80 artists on display, music, clinary competitions, and a hidden turtle scavenger hunt.  Admission is just $5 and there's plenty of free parking.  Details can be found at MartinArts.org

Local painter Leslie Stokes joins the show and we talk about her new paintings to be featured at the Center for Spiritual Care during February 2026.  Her show, "Mirage," features her abstract art as an ode to Florida's disappearing landscape.  It opens with a reception February 6, 5-7 p.m., and runs weekends through February 27, at the Center for Spiritual Care, 1550 24th St., Vero Beach.

We then speak with Michael Naffziger, Executive Director of the Theatrical Learning Center (TLC) at Vero Beach Theatre Guild, and Artistic Director at Indian River Charter High School.  TLC at the Theatre Guild includes classes for kids and adults in acting and directing.  Michael even breaks news about the Cube, a brand new theatre venue unlike any other opening in August.

Chief Curator of Vero Beach Museum of Art, Caitlin Swindell and Deputy Director Suzanne Seldes tell us about the American Made exhibition featuring paintings and sculptures dating as far back as 1780.  It runs January 31st to June 7th.  We also get an update on the construction and the upcoming 40th Anniversary Celebration on Saturday, February 14th with free entry from 10am-3pm. Details can be found online at vbmuseum.org

We also speak with Jennifer Hearn, Senior Program Manager of Martin Arts.  The 35th Annual All Florida Juried Art Show is happening now thru February 28th.  And Arts Fest is coming soon, February 7th and 8th.  Details can be found online at MartinArts.org

We speak with Gregory Enns, publisher of Indian River Magazine and author of the new book, "Cow Creek Chronicles" which can be purchased online at IndianRiverMagazine.com.
And also joining us is David Amado, music director and conductor of Atlantic Classical Orchestra.  Performances are scheduled for January 22nd at Community Church of Vero Beach and January 23rd at Lyric Theatre. Tickets and details can be found at AtlanticClassicalOrchestra.com.

Camilo A. Rodriguez (with his dog Frankie) stopped by to tell us about Ballet Vero Beach's presentation of "All Rodriguez," a performance of three full dances he choreographed. Rodriguez is the company’s Ballet Master as well as a principal dancer.  Don't miss it, January 16th and 17th at the Vero Beach Performing Arts Center.  Get tickets at BalletVeroBeach.org.

We then speak with Linda Sposato, founder of the Music Angels Education Fund, providing instruments for area children who may otherwise not be able to afford them.  Through music, Music Angels instills confidence and self-esteem in the children served. See the performance on Thursday, January 15th at the Heritage Center in Vero Beach.  Details are online at MusicAngelsUSA.org.

Author Brad Meltzer joins us by phone to talk about some of his books, including his newest book "The Viper," his thriller "The Tenth Justice," and his children's book series, "Ordinary People Change the World."  You can meet Brad Meltzer at his book signing on Saturday, January 10th, 2026, at 12pm noon, at Vero Beach Book Center.

Barry Shapiro joins us in studio to talk about the very successful Treasure Coast Sock Drive.  They're aiming to collect 20,000 pairs of socks for people experiencing homelessness.  With 70 collection boxes from Sebastian to Port St Lucie and a website where you can donate instantly, he's made it easier than ever to donate socks.  Visit TreasureCoastSockDrive.com  We also take a minute to talk about his artwork which can be found at ShapiroStudioArt.net

Dr. Jacob Craig is the Director of Music and Arts at First Presbyterian Church of Vero Beach.  He's also a Board Member of Indian River Symphonic Association.  The 2026 Season is coming up with more access to the world-class orchestras than ever.  Details at IRSymphonic.org

Tregoney Shepherd and Lauren Maria Medina share their experiences in 'A Gentleman's Guide to Love and Murder' at Riverside Theatre. They discuss the production, characters, and their acting journeys. The play runs from January 9th to February 1st, featuring comedic and musical elements along with stunning period costumes. The actors express their excitement and encourage audiences to purchase tickets for the upcoming performances.