Host, Charles Sepos chats first with director Gene Abravaya. They talk about the musical "The Light in the Piazza,” October 9th through 25th at Spreckels Performing Arts Center.

Next, painter Susan Ball, sculptor Rene Dayan-Whitehead, and ceramicist Joel Bennett preview Sonoma County Art Trails open studio tour, October 10th and 11th and October 17th and 18th in studios all around Sonoma County

Host, Charles Sepos chats first with New Works Director Audie Foote. They talk about North Bay Stage Company’s production of "Leading Ladies,” October 2nd through 10th at Wells Fargo Center for the Arts.

Next, cellist Kathryn Bates and violist [vee-OH-list] Charleton Lee preview Del Sol Quartet’s new recording "Scrapyard Exotica,” and their October 1st Release Celebration at Meyer Sound Studios in Berkeley.

Host, Charles Sepos chats first with director Gene Abravaya and actor David Crone. They talk about Ken Ludwig’s stage adaptation of Robert Louis Stevenson’s "Treasure Island,” September 18th through October 4th at Spreckels Performing Arts Center.

Next, Artistic Director Jay Cimo previews Petaluma Shakespeare Festival’s “The Taming of the Shrew,” September 18th through October 3rd at the Foundry Wharf Green in Petaluma.

Host, Charles Sepos chats first with director Clark Lewis and actors Lydia Revelos and William Davis. They talk about the Roustabout Theater Ensemble production of Harold Pinter’s “Betrayal,” September 24th through October 3rd in Carston Cabaret of Wells Fargo Center for the Arts.

Next, Earle Baum Center for the Blind Director Allan Brenner previews California’s premiere Americana festival, EarleFest, September 26th at Earle Baum Center in Santa Rosa.

Host, Charles Sepos chats first with cellist Joshua Gindele. They talk about Miró Quartet’s project "Transcendence" and their new business model which includes free streaming and downloads of all their recordings during the month of September.

Next, finger-style guitar master Alex De Grassi talks about his musical life and his performance with oboist Paul McCandless and percussionist Ian Dogole, “Solos, Duos, Trios,” Saturday evening at Concerts at the Farm in Petaluma.

Host, Charles Sepos chats first with director Elizabeth Craven and actors Laura Jorgensen and Sam Coughlin. They talk about Amy Herzog's "4000 Miles,” September 3rd through 27th at Main Stage West in Sebastopol. Next, director Argo Thompson and actors Kimberly Kalember and Peter Downey preview David Lindsay-Abaire's "Good People" September 4th through 19th at Left Edge Theater at Wells Fargo Center for the Arts. Finally, director Nathan Cummings and actors Maria Mikheyenko and James Pfeiffer talk about Cy Coleman's "City of Angels,” September 4th through 20th at Cinnabar Theater in Petaluma.

Host Charles Sepos, chats with Director Craig Miller. They talk about 6th Street Playhouse’s 2015-2016 Season as well as their first production, "The Wizard of Oz, which runs through September 20th in the G. K. Hardt Theater.

Host Charles Sepos, chats first with Pacifica String Quartet violist, Masumi Per Rostadt. They talk about Pacifica String Quartet and their Wednesday evening performance for Music in the Vineyards, now in its final week, in wineries around Napa.

Next, world guitar pioneer Matthew Montfort talks about his musical life and about his world fusion group, Ancient Future, and their appearances August 22nd in the Petaluma and Santa Rosa Public Libraries and August 30th at Gaia's Garden.

Host Charles Sepos chats with guitarist and New West Guitar Group founding member Perry Smith. They talk about New West Guitar Group, their recordings and their August 15th appearance at Occidental Center for the Arts.

Host Charles Sepos chats with Philip Setzer, violinist and founding member of the great Emerson String Quartet about his experience of recording Schubert’s Quintet in C Major with renowned cellist Mstislav Rostropovich.