This week The RI International Film Festival is the subject of the program with George T Marshall, Executive Director and Founder of Flickers. We talk about the summer block buster movies and listen to music from them. For more information you can call 401-861-4445 or go to www.film-festival.org.

On this weeks Jazz After Dinner Joe features saxophonist Houston Person and Bill Charlap, piano from their 2004 High Note recording "You Taught My Heart to Sing"

On this weeks Jazz After Dinner Joe features Pass on guitar and Rowles on piano.

On this weeks Jazz After Dinner Joe features Art Blakey and The Jazz Messengers from their live 1955 Blue Note recording " The Jazz Messengers At The Cafe Bohemia" Volume One

The subject of this week's program is the music of Irving Berlin as sung by Michael Feinstein, with Mike Maino. Mike has a chance to do the second in a series about great American Artists. He'll talk

In this program WCRI Host Mike Maino and The Newport Music Festivals Executive Director Pamela Pantos recap the performaces coming to the Nepwort Music Festivals 50th Anniversary season. For more information or to purchase tickets visit newportmusic.org or call 401-849-0700.

On this weeks Jazz After Dinner Joe features trumpter Miles Davis from his 1961 Columbia recording "Someday My Prince Will Come"

Theatre By The Sea's production of “Mama Mia" is the subject      of this week's program with Kevin Hill, Artistic Director of the Theatre, he'll also be Director and Choreographer of this production, and Malia Monk and Nick Jones, stars of the show. We talk about

In this program WCRI Host Mike Maino and The Newport Music Festivals Executive Director Pamela Pantos discuss the Nepwort Music Festivals 50th Anniversary Gala on July 15th at Ochre Court. This very special concert has limited seating and will feature violin virtuoso Joshua Bell.  For more information or to purchase tickets visit newportmusic.org or call 401-849-0700.

On this weeks Jazz After Dinner Joe features saxophonist James Moody with Kenny Barron, Piano, Larry Ridley, bass and Freddie Waits, drums from his 1973 Muse recording "Feelin' It Together".