In this week's A Walk In The Park with Jane Andrews...Jane reports what she experienced on one trip home from work.

On the occasion of his recent passing, Tony Bennett, is the subject of this week's program with special guest Elizabeth Falk, Director, singer, dancer, actress and someone that worked with Tony. We talk about how she met him, their times together and listen to some of the great songs that he recorded.

On this week’s Jazz After Dinner Joe feature’s vocalist Tony Bennett from his 1992 Columbia Records recording titled “Perfectly Frank.”

In this week's A Walk In The Park with Jane Andrews...Jane shares how we are all part of nature if we choose to look at it that way.

On this months episode of WCRI's Kids Hour hosts Jamie and Skylar listen to music from films about heat like, Rango, Jaws and more. They discuss their trip to R.I. Anime Con and listen some music from Anime shows and movies!

On this weeks 95.9 Company Break we check in with Beach Rose Café' owner Marie Case. The Beach Rose Café’s menu consists of a variety of tasty items made with locally sourced products and farm fresh ingredients. They offer traditional café items like tea and coffee drinks, muffins, salads, sandwiches and more, as well as several different cast iron bites. The café is open Friday-Tuesday from 6:30am-2:30pm year round. For more information call (401) 213-6021 or visit www.thebeachrosecafe.com

Theatre By The Sea's exciting 2023 season is the subject of this week's program, with Karen Kessler, General manager of the theatre. We talk about this summer's fourth musical, The Jersey Boys, and listen to some of the very popular songs from this story based on The Four Seasons. For more information you can call (401) 782-8587 or go to www.theatrebythesea.com

This week Joe is featuring Vocalist Tony Bennett from his 1986 Columbia Records recording titled “16 Most Requested Songs.”

In this week's A Walk In The Park with Jane Andrews...Jane takes a look at breaking the surface.

In this months This Old Tree host Doug Still explores Luna Endures: A Redwood's Survival Tale. Luna is a 200 ft tall redwood tree that towers on a ridge deep within a privately owned forest in northern California. You may remember Julia Butterfly Hill's remarkable 2-year "tree sit" in the 1990's that helped save the tree and shed light on the indiscriminate clearcutting of redwood forests. But after an agreement was reached to save the redwood and the national news media left, another crisis arose that threatened Luna's existence, introduced new heroes, and ushered in a new era of collaboration.