WRFA's Jason Sample talks with local musician Ken Hardley about new music, some upcoming projects, and life after Rolling Hills Radio. Also music from Ken Hardley, including his newest song "That Light March" - ft. guest appearances by Mary Ramsey and Brian Bowers.

WRFA's Jason Sample talks with local guitarist Bob Lindbeck and spins some of his music.

Ralph "Razz" Rasmussen plays with an ensemble of other talented musicians during a live performance at the Reg Lenna Center for the Arts Multimedia studios. Recorded in front of a live studio audience on Thursday, March 5, 2020.

The Lucille Ball Little Theatre will be presenting Clue On Stage starting March 13, 2020 and continuing for five additional shows through March 22, 2020. To learn more about the show, WRFA's Jason Sample talks with director Richard Walter and cast member Kipp Reynolds (Wadsworth), Heidi Frame (Miss Scarlett), and John Pickett (Col. Mustard).

Another Soup & A Song fundraiser will be happening on Thursday, Feb. 27 at the St. Susan Center in Jamestown to help raise money for the area's only soup kitchen. Entertainment for the evening will be students from Infinity Visual and Performing Arts. To preview the event, WRFA's Jason Sample recently talked with St. Susan executive director Bonnie Scott-Sleight and event organizer Jim Holler.

Nationally touring comedian Rojo Perez will be in Jamestown on Friday, Feb. 28 for two shows at the Tropicanna Room as part of the National Comedy Center's monthly showcase of comedy. WRFA's Jason Sample talks with Rojo to preview his upcoming appearance

WRFA's Jason Sample talks with Mary, CJ and Sabrina about the upcoming sold out performance of The Vagina Monologues at the Reg Lenna in Jamestown on Feb. 28 and Feb. 29.

WRFA's Jason Sample talks with National Comedy Center executive Director Journey Gunderson about the 2020 headliners for the Lucille Ball Comedy Festival - Jeff Foxworthy and SNL alumni David Spade, Rob Schneider and Kevin Nealon. Gunderson also gives details about the NCC being nominated as Best New Museum in America by USA Today.

Originally airing Friday, Jan. 31, 2020.

WRFA's Jason Sample talks with Bob Schlick, who is directing the Great Gatsby at the Lucille Ball Little Theatre in Jamestown, NY.

WRFA's Jason Sample interviews artist Anne Cutri, who will be in Jamestown on Tuesday, Feb. 4 for the ongoing Wellness series at St. Luke's Episcopal Church. Anne will present Tree of Life: Visualization and Creative Expression Class.

Trees of Life, illustrated in ancient artifacts, mythologies, and religious doctrine, spanned centuries and cultures. The use of these symbolic trees ranged from Egypt to Japan. They illuminated Islamic, Hebraic, and Christian religious texts. Carl Jung suggests that the tree of life is part of the collective unconscious; trees can be seen as a symbol for the self, developing the psyche, and bringing wholeness.

Anne is an artist, curator, and teacher with over 30 years of experience in making art and facilitating student’s creative expression.

LIMITED REGISTRATION ($15 fee). You MUST call Kim at St. Luke’s 716-483-6405 or email [email protected] to confirm your spot.

OPTIONAL EARLY PROGRAM: Everyone is welcome to attend a guided meditation/prayer session in the chapel at 6 pm. This activity focuses on everyday tools for wellness and is open to religious and non-religious participants.