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 Harry and Amy run through the weekend picks for July 24–26 across the North Fork and South Fork, highlighting Shakespeare in the Park in Greenport, the Southold/Greenport Rotary Lobsterfest, Pindar’s Run the Vineyards 5K, a Southampton Playhouse conversation with top journalists, Shakespeare at Sylvester Manor, and Guild Hall’s 80th annual Clothesline Art Sale. They also spotlight new North Forker and South Forker stories, including Cosmos & Clams at North Fork Table & Inn and a rum punch recipe from SiSi's, and wrap with a reminder to grab tickets for the Northforker Wine & Food Festival at Borghese. 

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 Pete Yorn joins Harry Wareing in the 'EHM studio for a laid‑back, wide‑open conversation about his new album All the Beauty and 25 years of Music for the Morning After. He talks about the fans who’ve grown up with the record, his creative partnership with Jackson Phillips (Daywave), the Malibu nights that sparked their work together, and how life, fatherhood,  touring and more keeps reshaping his songwriting. Pete also looks back on his Syracuse days, the talent‑show moment that changed everything, and the long road from dorm‑room demos to a Columbia Records deal. Plus: two live acoustic performances, stories behind the new songs, and a little Knicks talk for good measure.

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Pete Yorn's New Album "All The Beauty"

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 Funkin’ A joins us to close out Sunday night at the Great South Bay Music Festival, bringing their ever‑evolving blend of deep pocket funk, jazz, improvisation, and big‑band energy. Harry meets with Kyle, Dan, Justin, and Rodney as they discuss how the group has shifted from songwriter‑driven beginnings to a full‑on dance‑party identity, how they juggle a rotating cast of musicians, the art of arranging horn sections, surviving a hurricane gig on a ferry, and the challenge of recording a full album with a nine‑piece band. They also dive into Patchogue’s music scene, Kyle’s Rock Underground school, and what fans can expect from their festival set. 

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In this episode, Harry hangs with Nick and Adam of the Space Turtles, a Long Island trio whose punk‑leaning sound  grew out of COVID jam sessions and a baking‑show joke that became their band name. They talk about shifting from covers to originals, why tempo and crowd reaction shape their live sets, and how teaching music influences their approach. With a new EP, a wild “Minesweeper” video, and a reputation for turning tattoo parlors into mosh pits, the Space Turtles are ready to bring their high‑octane tempo to the Jambalaya Stage at this year’s Great South Bay Music Festival.

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 In this episode, Harry sits down with powerhouse vocalist and songwriter Kelli Baker, who brings her blues‑rock fire and Arizona‑to‑New‑York grit to the Great South Bay Music Festival. Kelli opens up about her church‑choir beginnings, the artists who shaped her voice, and the wild journey that brought her to Long Island during Hurricane Sandy. She discusses her technique of blending blues, rock, Americana, and grunge, and how becoming a teen mom shaped her drive and resilience as an artist. Kelli shares how she’s built both a career and her band, and why she is so excited to hit the Five Towns College Stage this year.

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In this episode, Harry sits down with New York guitarist and songwriter Albert Liu  of the hit band The Wild Hearts. Liu's blend of blues‑rock, indie edge, and Berklee‑trained chops has quickly earned him overwhelming support, including praise from Billy Joel himself. Liu discusses a Long Island upbringing, discovering a love for guitar through Green Day, finding confidence as a performer, and the process of forming The Wild Hearts. Ahead of his first Great South Bay Music Festival appearance this weekend, Liu reflects on the whirlwind of the past year and the excitement of stepping into the next chapter of his musical journey.

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 In this episode, Harry catches up with Phil Firetog as he dives into the evolution of Firetog & Co. It is a project that began as a trio and has grown into a nine‑piece, multi‑instrumental ensemble that thrives on collaboration, experimentation, and friendship. Phil talks about his Farmingdale roots, early influences from Green Day to Dave Matthews, and why Great South Bay and Montauk feel like annual “vacations” for the group. He also shares how the band arranges music for such a large lineup, the joy of hearing songs transform in the studio, and the excitement of debuting brand‑new material at this year’s festival. 

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In this conversation, Kenny Gradney looks back on a lifetime in music that started in New Orleans, grew up in Los Angeles, and eventually led him to Little Feat. He shares stories from his early days playing blues and Motown, and his time with Delaney & Bonnie, meeting legends like Janis Joplin, Levon Helm, Mick Jagger, and the Allman Brothers. Kenny talks openly about loss, resilience, the band’s evolution, and why the music — not the business — keeps him going. It’s a warm, candid, funny, and deeply human look at one of America’s great bass players ahead of Little Feat’s return to the Great South Bay Music Festival. 

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In this episode, Harry sits down with Dave March of Miles to Dayton, one of the Great South Bay Music Festival’s most beloved longtime acts. Dave shares the band’s origin story, how family ties shaped their sound, and how two decades of life, kids, and countless open mic nights have kept their music evolving. He talks about the festival’s growth, the importance of Long Island’s original music scene, and the band’s new Firehouse Sessions recordings, plus a look at how they balance tradition, harmony, and fresh inspiration.

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 In this episode of WEHM All Access, Harry talks with singer‑songwriter Leslie Mendelson as she returns to Long Island to join Andy Falco and an all‑star lineup for the Bob Weir Celebration at the Great South Bay Music Festival. Leslie reflects on growing up in Setauket, discovering music through her parents’ record collection, and eventually finding her voice as a songwriter in New York’s folk circles. She shares what it was like collaborating with Bob Weir — the calm, the openness, the space he created in the music — and how surreal it felt to sing songs she grew up loving alongside the person who wrote them. Leslie also talks about her partnership with Steve McEwan, working with legendary producer Peter Asher, and recording at Jackson Browne’s Groove Masters studio. With deep ties to the Dead community and a heartfelt connection to Bob’s music, Leslie arrives ready to help bring a spirited tribute to the Jambalaya Stage. 

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