Host, Charles Sepos chats first with stage director and scenic designer Michael RJ Campbell, Jerry Lee and Allie Nordby. They talk about "The Threepenny Opera,” September 30th through October 23rd at 6th Street Playhouse.

Then, jazz vocalist Wesla Whitfield and jazz pianist Mike Greensill preview their live, fundraising performance of music from The Great American Songbook, “Music from the Movies,” Friday, September 30th in Schroeder Hall, Green Music Center.

Host, Charles Sepos chats first with Rialto Cinemas proprietor Ky Boyd. They talk about National Theatre Live 2016/17, opening with Kurt Weill’s ”The Threepenny Opera,” September 22nd and October 1st. Then, Music Director Norman Gamboa previews Sonoma County Philharmonic’s next concert set, “Pranksters & Heros,” September 24th and 25th at Santa Rosa High School Auditorium. Finally, Ceramic artist Bill Geisinger talks about Sonoma County Art Trails Preview Exhibit September 23rd through October 16th at Sebastopol Center for the Arts, as well as Art Trails open studios Saturdays & Sundays October 8th and 9th and 15th and 16th.

Host, Charles Sepos chats first with actor Larry Williams. They about Ken Ludwig's fast-paced comedy "Baskerville, A Sherlock Holmes Mystery,” September 16th through October 9th at Spreckels Performing Arts Center. Then, founder, writer and editor Terry McNeil talks about ClassicalSonoma.org, THE online resource for Classical music in the North Bay. Finally, Earle Baum Center of the Blind CEO Dan Needham talks about this year’s EarleFest: A Celebration of Americana Music, featuring Lucinda Williams, The Mavericks, and The Paladins, September 17th at Sonoma Mountain Village in Rohnert Park.

Host, Charles Sepos chats first with Director Craig Miller and actors Edward McCloud and Elizabeth Henry, as well as playwright Cecelia Tichi. They talk about the world premiere of her new play about Jack London, “The House That Jack Built,” September 9th through 25th at 6th Street Playhouse.

Then, Artistic Director and CEO Amy Miller talks about Transcendence Theatre Company’s “Broadway under the Stars” "Gala Celebration,” September 9th through 11th at Jack London State Park in Glen Ellen.

Host, Charles Sepos chats first with Director Elizabeth Craven, joined by actors Ilana Niernberger, Sam Coughlin, and playwright Rebecca Louise Miller. They talk about of her smart, provocative, dramatic play “Capacity,” about Mileva Marić and Albert Einstein in its world premiere run September 2nd through 18th at Main Stage West, Sebastopol.

Then, Director Elly Lichenstein and actor Michael van Why preview Frank Loesser’s classic musical “The Most Happy Fella,” September 2nd through 25th at Cinnabar Theater, Petaluma.

Host, Charles Sepos chats first with Executive Director Zarin Mehta. They preview the 2016 - 2017 season at Schroeder Hall, Green Music Center. Then, singer/songwriter/playwright/organizer Si Kahn talks about his August 27th Main Stage West benefit at French Garden Restaurant and his forthcoming musical “Hope,” opening November 25th at Main Stage West.

Host, Charles Sepos chats first with Director Craig Miller and actor Jeff Coté. They talk about the Marx Brothers musical comedy "Animal Crackers,” August 19th through September 18th at 6th Street Playhouse.

Then, Cello goddess Maya Beiser talks about her new recording “TranceClassical” and her world premiere of David Lang’s “the day / world to come,” Wednesday evening at SF Jazz Center.

Finally, Director Craig Miller returns to preview the 2016 - 2017 season 6th Street Playhouse.

Host, Charles Sepos chats first with actors Darryl Strohl-DeHerrera and Heather Buck. They talk about the Spreckels Theatre Company production of the musical "Big Fish" August 12th through 28th at Spreckels Performing Arts Center. Next, playwright David Beckman, director David Lear and actors Brian Abbott, Liz Jahren and Jeffrey Savage preview "The Plot Against Shakespeare,” August 12th through September 3rd at the Cannery in Railroad Square, Santa Rosa. Then, Artistic Director Ava Roy and actors Jennie Brick and Maria Leigh talk about the We Players presentation of Shakespeare’s "Romeo & Juliet,” August 12th through September 25th at Petaluma Adobe State Historic Park.

Host, Charles Sepos chats first with Associate Artistic Director Roy Ligthner, and Marketing Associate Rebekah Pearson. They preview Transcendence Theatre Company’s next Broadway under the Stars program "Dance the Night Away,” August 5th through 21st at Jack London State Park. Then, cellist Dmitri Atapine talks about his musical life and his roles as performer teacher at Music@Menlo, which runs through August 6th at venues in Menlo / Atherton.

Host, Charles Sepos chats first with Co-Artistic Director Michael Adams. They preview Music in the Vineyards, July 28th through August 21st in venues in and around Napa Valley.

Then, Harvard musicologist and bassoonist Kate van Orden talks about her musical life and her Valley of the Moon Music Festival performances and post-concert dinner-lecture July 30th at Hanna Center Auditorium.

Finally, Miami String Quartet cellist Keith Robinson talks about his musical life and about his participation in this year’s Music@Menlo running through August 8th in venues in and around Menlo Park / Atherton.