The Dave Holly Hour

Happy New Year! Episode 13 will not be unlucky. In fact it's  Best Of 2019. We highlight a handful of the 19 Sioux Empire Arts & Entertainment Conversations since the show's start.

Is dozenth a word? Episode 12 includes a conversation with local author Rollan Wengert about his works, self publishing, Mozart and Indian Jones. Plus a sneak peek at what's ahead for 2020.

Local artist Rodger Ellingson was gracious enough to sit down with a very gravelly voiced host this week. Regrettably shorter show than I like to provide you, but the voice is very sluggish after dealing with the same virus(es) many have had to put up with this fall. Regardless, I still wanted to provide you a program this week as we head into the last week before Christmas. No matter what you celebrate, please do so safely. Happy Holidays

An old friend stops by this week's show to stroll down memory lane. plus comedian/actor/musician Zach Dresch takes time to put us in a festive mood. BTW...it's the first double digit episode!

Ars & Entertainment youthful energy abounds in this Cloud 9 episode.New artist Carl Frederick Allen III tells us about his style of "Accidental Art" with plenty of enthusiasm. Then actress/director Debbi Jones of Monstrous Little Theatre talks about that troupe's next show as well as all the other exciting things she's involved in on so many stages. 

Happy Thanksgiving!  Not a typical conversation episode but plenty of juicy entrees and tasty sides!  Enjoy

Tis the week before Thanksgiving and the Dave Holly Hour brings you two more great guests.  I'm joined by Levitt at the Falls Executive Director Nancy Halverson and local comedian and the man on stage as well as behind the scenes for everything at Boss' Comedy Club, Nathan Hults.  

Crazy Frank from KBACK internet radio, The Hog and Crazy Frank Karaoke joins me as we talk shop. John Boe is Artistic Director at Olde Towne Dinner Theatre in Worthing. Their holiday show Sorry, Wrong Chimney starts it's run next week.  Plus this is the first episode you can find on Apple Podcasts.

The days are getting shorter and we fell back an hour last weekend. Don't let that dampen your spirits. This week's episode will cheer you up with conversations with John Mogen of Mogen's Heroes and Sam Lenz of Basement Dwellers Improv who is also doing a fair amount of writing including movie critiques.

It's Halloween but the Hegg Brothers Holiday Jam tickets are going quickly. Jeremy Hegg sat down for a great conversation about all the music endeavors he has going on. Plus local comedy magician and hypnotist Jesse Moffitt sat down to tell us what got him into those two crafts.