Podcasts about frostburg md

The talented Michael Lipton joins us to discuss his upcoming show with his band the Carpenter Ants benefiting WFWM public radio. Mr. Lipton a very talented guitarist has been playing on  Mountain Stage for the past 30 years, and established the West Virginia Music Hall of Fame. The WV Music Hall of Fame inducts new members annually and the ceremony is broadcast live on WV public broadcasting. Be sure to visit their website for more information. The Carpenter Ants are West Virginia’s premier rhythm & blues group, having played well over 2,000 performances worldwide. They owe their success over the past 25 years to always having a good time which is contagious. Be sure not to miss his exciting show on August 19, 2017 at the Palace Theatre in Frostburg MD. Get your Tickets HERE 

Gregg Wolff is back to discuss the Highland American Music Series Presents! A Special Weekend of music to benefit Frostburg State University's Public Radio station WFWM. (91.9 FM) This concert series will kick off with Sierra Hall August 18, 2017 and The Carpenter Ants on August 19, 2017. Both shows will be held at The Palace Theatre doors open at 7:30pm.  Gregg also discusses their exciting 2017-2018 shows with Seldom Scene and the Quebe Sisters.  All tickets are available for purchase online and at Main Street Books in Frostburg MD.  Don't wait these shows will sell out, see great live music and support your local public radio station. HAMS Website

Suzy Snow is joining us for her third appearance on the show, she is the owner of Wholesome Harvest Food Market in Frostburg MD and she is celebrating completing her first year in business. Suzy discusses plans for the future and expanding into classes benefiting the public understanding of a healthy diet, cooking, and preserving techniques.  For more information on seasonal offerings and classes be sure to sign up for Suzy's weekly email blast, on her WEBSITE.  Suzy had a personal health setback this year and if you are willing to donate to the cause of keeping wholesome harvest open and serving up local food to our rural population. The best way to keep this business thriving is to support it by shopping, often and with gusto!   

Clare from the Allegany Farmers Market joins us for todays episode. Clare and I discuss the two largest markets in Cumberland, MD and Frostburg MD located in the downtown walking mall and City Place. There are 25 farmers selling their organic, naturally grown, and conventionally grown produce. The variety of items on offer include meats, eggs, coffee, and value added products.  Be sure to Like Allegany Farmers Market Facebook Page to stay in the know!  Have a question or suggestion? Contact the market: AlleganyFM@gmail.com  For more information on the Markets click HERE 

Mark and Tim talk small town opportunity in Frostburg MD. Mark knows first hand how supportive this community is and is happy to help spread the word about this growing town. Tim also discusses the proper way to clean and re-season cast iron, keeping it like new for generations. 

Jen Browne is back to help us celebrate poetry month, by reading selected poems including some of her own work. Jen is a staple of this show and has previously discussed the interactive poetry installation Walk, Read, Write that is filling the windows in Frostburg MD.  Jen issues an interesting poetry challenge for all of the poets listening and hopefully will inspire you to pick up a pen or some prose.    Enjoy   

Jen Browne the head of Frostburg State University's Center for Literary Arts joins us to discuss the 10th annual Indie Lit Festival.  The festival is taking place October 14-15 2016 in Frostburg Maryland and will feature panel discussions, readings, and 30 independent presses.  This event is FREE and open to the public and not to be missed. For more information visit their Website  Facebook Page or stop in to the Center Located at 22 E Main Street in Frostburg MD. 

Heidi joins us to discuss the 7th annual One-Act Play Festival that is being held September 24 at the Palace Theatre in Frostburg MD. This is the one and only festival in our area to feature new original work. Three One-Act plays will be performed and a discussion will take place after each performance.  The Center of Literary Arts is located at 22 East Main Street in Frostburg, MD they host several events throughout the year including the Indie Lit. Fest happening Oct. 14-15 2016.  Check out the CLA's Podcast "The Speakeasy"        Enjoy!!

We have made it to our 60th episode and we feature Tom Dodd who recently celebrated 60 times around the sun. This episode marks the first time we have hit the road to record our latest episode. Tom invited me to his beautiful recording studio in his converted barn on the south branch of the Potomac river in WV. If this environment does not inspire a hit record then nothing will. Tom a DC native moved here and immediately established deep roots in the area by investing in main street Frostburg MD. Tom has gone from playing in bands, owning music venues and bars to finally settling into recording albums at South Branch Studios. Tom hits the open road in his classic yellow VW camper van each summer and he always enjoys the adventure.     Enjoy!!   Contact Tom HERE