This week, Jane discusses how nature inspires us to keep moving forward in the face of brokenness.

This week on Jazz After Dinner, Joe features Saxophonist Joe Henderson from his 1992 Polygram Records recording, “Lush Life, The Music of Billy Strayhorn.”

Newport Classical is the program's subject with Trevor Neal, Artistic Director, this week. We talk about their upcoming concert season that will run at the Newport Classical Recital Hall in Newport and listen to music related to those performances. For more information, you can go to www.newportclassical.org 

On this month's WCRI's Kids Hour episode, host Jamie lets you enjoy the music of the Sound of Music during its 60th Anniversary!

In this week's 95.9 Company Break program, Mike talks with Bill Quirk, owner, and pharmacist at Seaside Pharmacy in Westerly, RI. Seaside Pharmacy is an independently owned pharmacy, convenience store, and small gift store that opened in November 2013. At Seaside, we strive for excellence in all our endeavors and prioritize customer satisfaction. We look to provide superior pharmaceutical care and education to all customers and patients. We will offer prescription drugs, vaccinations (including influenza and shingles), homeopathic remedies, health and beauty items, vitamins, and home health products (such as durable medical equipment). Other products include phenomenal greeting cards, seasonal items, quality skin care, candy, and chocolates! For more information, call (401) 637-4577

This week, Jane discusses the human tendency to want things to stay the same.

This week Joe is featuring Vocalist and Multi-instrumentalist Milton Nascimento from his 1993 Warner Brothers recording, titled “Angelus” 

Community Music Works is the subject of this week's program with Sebastian Ruth, Founder and Artistic Director. We talk about their brand new building, their work with music education in the schools, and their upcoming concerts in the next few months. For more information, you can go to www.communitymusicworks.org

In this episode of This Old Tree, Doug introduces us to London's Charlton House Mulberry. Did you know the British are mad about mulberries? A 415-year-old black mulberry tree stands at Charlton House & Gardens, the oldest specimen in London and highly beloved. Its story involves King James I and a courtier named Sir Adam Newton, the tutor to the King's eldest son, Henry. It also involves a government decree gone awry.

This week, Jane remembers the power of nature.