Mosey Down Main Street is a music festival that happens throughout the summer in downtown Lafayette Indiana. It has become a perfect example of how the right planning and a willing community of store owners, vendors, and musicians working together to make something unique. The vibe at the Mosey is excellent, which is a big draw for the event. You can wander (or mosey) down Main, get a bite to eat, and hear good bands on 3 different stages. And the musicians are mostly local, which is another good aspect. Steve Bultinck, who along with Ken McCammon, originated this event, is our guest. We talk about the upcoming 50th Mosey Session, and what it takes to put on an event of this nature. If you want to originate an event like this in your community, get with me on Facebook or by email, and I'll put you in touch with Ken and Steve. We finish this episode with some Dr. Fine music. You can see our band at the Mosey at 6th and Main at 6:20 on 10/14.

Nicky Kerr knew from the start what she didn't want: the picket fence, the Ivy League school, becoming "Suburban Royalty". Her mission is well laid out and accomplished on her new CD "Paper Towns". It's an autobiographical set of 10 tunes, produced by wizard Micheal Kelsey. She'll perform those songs on May 6th at the beautiful Delphi Opera House (a beautiful, award-winning restored building) with Mike (Tickets and details here). The title tune, "Paper Towns", sums up the message about living your own life, folllowing your own path. She does it beautifully, with a pop country feel, and crisp production from Kelsey. Every bit of her Berklee School of Music training is on display here, her debut album, which has been in the making through long hours of teaching, training,and delving into her ever-increasing bag of musical tricks. Paper Towns will be released (along with loads of related merch) 5/6 at the Opera House. Don't miss it. Even if you're suburban royalty.