Saturday, March 11 -- 10 to11 AM : Resistance Round Table (Armageddon Update) With panelists Scott Harris, Valarie Horsley and Richard Hill discuss the latest political developments and take listener phone calls.

Today on Kathy’s Corner: a discussion on the ancient and natural system of healthcare, Ayurveda. The goal of Ayurveda is to generate and maintain best health for balance and happiness. Special guest, Sankari Wegman, expert and health consultant at the premier Ayurvedic Health Spa, The Raj. She is also a professor for Ayurvedic instruction at Maharishi University of Management.

KIMBERLY WILSON shares how she created "A Journey," her one woman award-winning show.

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WHAT A STORY!

Airs live on WPKN each month on the last Saturday from noon to 1pm, WHAT A STORY! "Real People, Real Stories" hosted by Ina Chadwick.

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Tune in at Noon, Mon. March 13th for the FCBuzz.org Spotlight on Arts and Culture LIVE radio show on WPKN Radio 89.5-FM where I get to have a lively, informative conversation with Rose Marie Fox, of Silvermine Arts Center Michael Barker, of the Westport Country Playhouse, and Stephanie Coakley of the Pequot Library about how Arts & Culture organizations manage challenges and change over the years - and remain connected and relevant to the community.

In 1989, Rykodisc, an indie record label from Salem, MA was hand-picked by Bowie to curate his amazing body of work spanning 1969-1980, including classics like Space Oddity, Ziggy Stardust, Young Americans, and more. What followed re-affirmed David Bowie’s genius for a new generation, and helped him rediscover his creative powers.

Jeff Rougvie was the man behind the scenes in this story. He worked directly with DAVID BOWIE for 10 years & nearly 20 releases. During this special live event, Rougvie will present the magic of Bowie, using audio, visual, and unseen material, followed by a Q&A session.

Community Radio WPKN-89.5 is the media partner for this event.

Pete Stewart interviews Dr. Anthony Leiserowitz- known to WPKN listeners as the host of "Climate Connections", 90 second series on climate change which airs on WPKN (6:55pm, Monday-Friday and on nearly 270 radio stations around the country. Dr Leiserowitz is a research professor at Yale School of Forestry and Environmental Science. "He is an expert on American and international public opinion on global warming, including public perception of climate change risks, support and opposition for climate policies, and willingness to make individual behavioral change"

Emotional intelligence and Emotion Roadmap explained. Example of how the Emotion Roadmap helped a Scottish woman manage her anger.

Barry Blumenfield from Bone Dry and Tori Vigorito from the Alzheimer's Association.

Steve di Costanzo- GM of WPKN.

Guests: WPKN’s Richard Epstein on our JAZZ ON A SUNDAY benefit in Westport on April 2; Kingsley Ossei, the Executive Director of Connecticut Against Violence; Jeff Rougvie, Celebrate the Sound & Vision of David Bowie-Sunday, March 12th Palace Danbury (WPKN is a media partner); Marty Schwartz, President & CEO of the Kennedy Center in Trumbull; Lloyd Komesar, Producer of Middlebury New Filmmakers Festival and the New England Tour stop at the Bethel Cinema in Bethel, CT on April 5

Episode: In-studio appearance and performance by Shula Weinstein and Ben Ross, hosted by Valerie Richardson on her Radio Something program on WPKN.

During an engaging, almost hour-long session, musicians Shula Weinstein and Ben Ross performed some live music, and we also played tracks from Shula’s 2015 album “Small and Taller Tales.” This was in advance of an upcoming March 15, 2017, concert by the duo at Best Video in Hamden.

Shula is the copyright holder of her music and has granted permission for us to include all of the music in this segment in the podcast from this segment, and the Odetta song performed by Ben is in the public domain. The podcast includes a final song by Shula, "Blue Said to Yellow," that closed my show, after a second interview about kinetic light artist Thomas Wilfred. This "color discussion" seemed a fitting finale to the entire show.

After the interview I realized I hadn't asked Shula why her music might be described as "Avant-Americana," as it is classified by at least one on-line music source. You might be able to figure it out by listening.