On A Tangent

 Looking ahead to All Saints Day, hosts Rob Ryden and Will Healy discuss their favorite saints and the King of Dogs, while playing a really wonderful selection of music. 

Our hosts, Rob Ryden and Will Healy, welcome autumn with music, poetry, charcuterie, and a lively (for them) conversation about their distaste for Pumpkin Spice Lattes.

Hosts Rob Ryden and Will Healy play a lot of songs they think are related to the Minnesota State Fair, or just fairs in general. Some of them are, while others… Anyway, your hosts also talk in depth about the Great Minnesota Get Together, and even offer a contest to win fair related prizes. It’s a hoot!

Will Healy and Rob Ryden return with their own special brand of humor and music that is so good, you’ll wonder why you’ve never heard it. Today’s theme is money, the common good, Will’s upcoming birthday and how that translates through his love language.

Rob and Will are back, to discuss the importance of Juneteenth, and Independence Day, and all the philosophical feels that go with both holidays. They also play some excellent music reflecting the times. And we know it doesn’t sound like it, but it’s a funny show too. Ask Rob about Leanne Rimes’ teeth.

Tonight Will and Rob come to the show intent on discussing their favorite things, but spend more time talking about Bill Monroe, Billy Cunningham and Rob’s college intramural football game. Plus Will offers a poignant and heartfelt prayer. Also there is exceptionally good music.

Please welcome Will Healy back to the KYMN Airwaves, along with his broadcast partner and longtime friend, the ever cheerful Rob Ryden. These two take us on a most unexpected journey with some very good music, and truly fascinating musings on the world in which they live. Rob talks about which day of the week he chooses to make bad choices, while Will would like to tell you about a home run he hit when he was a junior in high school. Folks, this pairing absolutely must be heard. You can thank KYMN Radio at your leisure.

Hosts Will Healy and Rob Ryden bring us a show about the philosophical meaning of time. However they never actually get to the subject because they keep getting distracted by other topics like Casio watches, Laurence Ferlinghetti, and what they’re acceptance speeches might sound like when the show inevitably wins a Peabody.

Rob Ryden and Will Healy return with a show full of music based around this month’s theme of light and dark. Not sure they actually talk about the theme, but that was the intent.