This month on Curtain Call, Hosts Cy Musiker and KVMR's Adriana Kelly highlight the Wild and Scenic Film Festival, a hot Sacramento band, and they talk to the real Roy Rogers. 

On this edition of Curtain Call, Cy Musiker and Adriana Kelly welcome 2023, with the lyrics and stories of John McCutcheon, a Bob Dylan tribute, and an interview with the state’s new poet laureate. 

Curtain Call is back with a December edition, and host Cy Musiker has a Christmas turkey of a show, stuffed with holiday songs, a tale of redemption and a some great shows for New Year’s eve. 

Hollie and Cy are back with Curtain Call, talking about big band jazz in Reno, a funny play that’s a serious about sex, and plans for a new arts center in Grass Valley.

Cy and Hollie are back with the October edition of Curtain Call. This month they're talking about Black Artists and Van Gogh, two awesome music festivals, and a red carpet movie premiere for a Grass Valley native. 

Hollie and Cy are back with another Curtain Call, highlighting the best in arts and music from Reno to Davis. And on this episode, they feature KVMR's own Celtic Celebration, the joys and perils of a pub, what makes a good youth orchestra, and much more. 

Co-hosts Cy Musiker and Hollie Grimaldi-Flores winnow the wheat from the chaff in the world of music and the arts each month, and on this episode, they're previewing the Nevada County Fair, the Brubeck brothers California connection, and the life of a freelance guitarist, one who jammed with Paul McCartney.

Hollie and Cy are back with another Curtain Call, highlighting the best in arts and music from Reno to Davis. And on this episode, they’re talking about a vengeful barber, a pair of classical festivals, the return of WorldFest, and the world’s oldest bar band. 

On Curtain Call this month, co-hosts Cy Musiker and Hollie Grimaldi-Flores cover a dance on Wolf Creek, the beer-classical music connection, a lesson in slack key, and the opening of festival season. 

On this episode of Curtain Call, Hollie and Cy talk about a great jazz pianist, a jazz festival in Reno, three of the country’s best singer-songwriters, and a new staging of a classic in Chinese-American literature. Something for everyone.