Oh Brother, not another podcast

Randy Herbertson, owner of The Visual Brand and director of the Westport Downtown Association discusses plans for Westport, CT's future, and soup!

Dick Sandhaus, former teen rock promoter at Staples High School in Westport, CT, explains how, at age 16 he was able to book breaking bands in 1965 - 1967 such as the Beau Brummels, Cream, Doors, Sly and the Family Stone, Yardbirds and others. He is also the creator of the popular app "Treadmill Trails" and the health and fitness/nutrition website BetterCheaperSlower.com

Conversation with wife Jeanne and daughterJenny, exploring the amazing career of professional prankster, drummer and writer Alan Abel. Jenny's' documentary about her dad's career "Abel Raises Cain" is available online at https://abelraisescain.com/

Nettie Baker describes life with her dad, rock n roll legend Ginger Baker, from rags to riches and rags again. Great times, good times, bad times and worse times, as she has describes them all in her books.

Interview with singer, songwriter, raconteur, Warren Bloom, who recounts his early days as an aspiring musician and all the celebrities he encountered before they were celebrities. And surprise at the end when Trace sings Crossroads, backed up by Warren on guitar and vocals.

We interview extraordinary singer, songwriter, survivor, healer, Aruba Red, who stands alone as an amazing talent who just happens to be the daughter of famed bass player Jack Bruce. See video version at www.youtube.com/miggsb

Interview with artist, author, spiritual advisor, Elaine Clayton, who recently moved to Atlanta, and contracted Covid last Fall. She has recovered and continues with her "stream drawing" classes and ethereal artwork.

With paintings by Ward Hooper and photography by Holly Gordon, this interview explores their unusual creative collaboration as depicted in this wonderfully artful book.

Genealogist Barbara Pisarro describes how she started building her family tree with a few names from the phone book and lead to years of research and several thousand names today. And she offers some useful tips for anyone to get started.

Trace and Miggs interview the endlessly fascinating vivacious June DeYoung, former Playboy Bunny and "Psychic to the Stars".