The Dave Holly Hour

Comedian William Conway is back in the area for a few weeks. We talk ab out his comedy career as well as his desire to record music. THen actor Amy Gage makes her first appearance after recently performing in the Premier Premieres. Now she's in rehearsals for Mighty Corson Art Players production of At Long Last Leo.

Local entrants in the 54 Film Fest, Paul Ebsen & Tom Kamnikar and Josh Warre & Riley Robinson talk about their respective entries. Then singer/songwriter Mat D returns to talk about his new album.

We cover a lot with this week's guests. Debbi Jones is busy performing as well as administrating. Zach Dresch does comedy and plays drums in a variety of genres.

It's Oscar week so local film buff Brian Mensing returns to the show to talk movies. Then graphic artist Hector Curriel talk about his award winning book that focuses on legendary South Dakotan Joe Foss.

CoJo & Co's debut EP titled Back Home is now available where ever you get your digital music. It's a variety of musical genres that country, rock, southern rock and many other fans will enjoy.

Immanuel Bassey is a musician, singer and actor...not to mention one of the best dressed men in town. Then, despite his youth, Sean Baker knows how to bring a story to life. We talk to hiim about film makiing.

Saxophonist Joel Shotwell returns to the show to talk about his new album. Then VeauxDevil Cabaret joins the show to .talk about the art of burlesque.

The Premiere Playhouse Presents The Premiere Premieres runs February 16th through the 20th. Two locally written one act plays will be debuted. The Theater at Night is being directed by Brittney Lewis and Broadly Speaking...And Other B.S. is directed by Shannon Wright. The two of them give us the details.

Aleda Windels is a local comedian that had some personal heartache the past year, but is resilient about being back on stage. Olde Towne Dinner Theatre's production of Leading Ladies starts February 17th. Director Matt Douglas and actor Mike Richards join the show to talk about it.

Brett Cooper of the White Spruce Chamber Players tells us about their upcoming February 4th concert. Then from the Dakota News Now morning show it's Erik Thorstenon and Aaron Doudna tell us what their show entails daily.