Podcast appearances and mentions of rita hosking

Today's show episode is called “Western Tales” and includes western music and cowboy poetry by: Wild West Gang, Horse Crazy Cowgirl Band, Old West Trio,  Kristyn Harris, Willie Nelson, A.K. Moss, the Trail Band, Kenn Lee, Hot Texas Swing Band, Ian Tyson, Rita Hosking, Marvin O'Dell, Mary Kaye, Phoebe White, JJ Steele, Dave Stamey, the Trail Band, Jay Unger, and Molly Mason.

After the Deluge is a music podcast about songwriting, albums, and whatnot hosted by Justin Cox, a KDRT friend. I replay most of this podcast in this week's Listening Lyrics. Seasons about Bright Eyes, Jackson Browne, and Against Me! are in this feed, plus other interviews. We talk about my failed attempt to interview poets in the “late 1900s,” open mic nights, recording live and not overthinking it, interviewing locals > interviewing pros, KDRT, Rita Hosking, don't be lame just make stuff, biking across Holland, Jackson Browne (ding ding), The Lovin' Spoonful, Bright Eyes' “We are Nowhere and it's Now,” Paul Simon's “Graceland,” Pieter reads a poem, Phil Ochs, Bob Dylan's “Tempest,” Herb Alpert, The Avett Brothers, and: what was the best five-year stretch of your life?  

This week Listening Lyrics shares music from host Pieter Pastoor's Shazam list with music he has never heard before, music he had forgotten, or songs he just loves. The musicians include Rita Hosking, The Pogues, Patti Smith, The J.B.'s, Billy Swan, Smog, Nat Lefkoff, Mohama Saz, The Gold Souls, and Tracy Bonham.

Pieter Pastoor is the host of Listening Lyrics, a weekly radio show on KDRTfm in Davis, CA. Pieter is 79 years old and he puts out a radio show every week. The first podcast-adjacent thing I ever did was go on his show a decade ago. Fun one for me. We talk about his failed attempt to interview poets in the “late 1900s,” open mic nights, recording live and not overthinking it, interviewing locals > interviewing pros, KDRT, Rita Hosking, don't be lame just make stuff, biking across Holland, Jackson Browne (ding ding), The Lovin' Spoonful, Bright Eyes' “We are Nowhere and it's Now,” Paul Simon's “Graceland,” Pieter reads a poem, Phil Ochs, Bob Dylan's “Tempest,” Herb Alpert, The Avett Brothers, and: what was the best five-year stretch of your life? x.com/routinelayup instagram.com/listening_lyrics kdrt.org/programs/listening-lyrics --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/afterthedeluge/support

How Gov. Newsom wants to close the state's budget shortfall. Also, upcoming updates to Sacramento International Airport. Finally, the Strawberry Music Festival in Grass Valley. Unpacking California's May Revise The State Legislature has until June 15 to pass a balanced budget. On Friday, Gov. Gavin Newsom put forward his revised budget - commonly known as the May Revise. Joining us to discuss the governor's fiscal priorities and strategy to close an estimated $56 billion over the next two fiscal years is Scott Graves, the Budget Director at the California Budget & Policy Center. We are also joined by Wayne Winegarden, a Senior Fellow of Business and Economics at the Pacific Research Institute. Updates to Sacramento International Airport is preparing for a busy travel future, recently announcing new destinations and working on a number of new infrastructure upgrades - from a new parking garage to updated local dining options. Stephen Clark is the Deputy Director of Airport Commercial Development at SMF and joins Insight with an update on the airport's push to increase its nonstop flights, as well as the new projects meant to improve the traveling experience. Strawberry Music Festival One of the jammiest music festivals in the country returns to Grass Valley over Memorial Day Weekend. All-female bluegrass band Big Richard is one of the headliners at the 72nd Strawberry Music Festival and they join emcee Rita Hosking to talk about what makes playing this family-friendly campout so special.

“Forever chemicals” in California's drinking water are raising concerns. Also, the CapRadio Endowment Board discusses its dispute with the public radio station and Sac State. Finally, helping the planet with “Climate Country Radio.” Forever Chemicals  “Forever chemicals" in California's drinking water have raised critical questions about the implications for our communities. CalMatters' Water Policy reporter, Rachel Becker, sheds light on the complex challenges faced by water agencies and the potential impacts on consumers following the EPA's new limits on these chemicals in drinking water.  We'll learn more about the urgency of addressing contamination issues, regulatory standards, and financial burdens. CapRadio Endowment CapRadio and an independent financial backer of the NPR member station are at odds over the recent donation of one of its broadcasting towers. The Capital Public Radio Endowment Board - which shares the station's name but is a separate philanthropic organization - donated the tower to PBS affiliate KVIE earlier this month, without CapRadio or Sacramento State's knowledge. Sac State holds the station's news and music licenses. At Wednesday's public board meeting, CapRadio management said it can definitively show the public radio station owns the tower. The tower is a symptom of a larger back and forth that has played out publicly over the past month with the endowment board. Dan Brunner is the chair and Buzz Wiesenfeld is the treasurer of the Capital Public Radio Endowment Board and join us with their perspective. CapRadio and Sacramento State were invited to discuss this issue, but canceled a planned interview. KVIE declined to be on the show.  Disclosure: This story was produced by Vicki Gonzalez and edited by Digital Editor Claire Morgan and Chris Hagan. Following NPR's protocol for reporting on itself, no CapRadio corporate official or news executive reviewed this conversation beforehand. You can keep up to date with CapRadio's finances, here. Climate Country Radio Climate change and how it can impact our daily lives is the theme behind new public service announcements by the California Council of the Arts. The state agency provided a grant to come up with a creative way to get the word out about the environment, public health and disaster preparedness by teaming up with Davis songwriter and performer Rita Hosking. She joins us to talk about the vision behind the so-called “public service songs” called Climate Country Radio and how she hopes to make a difference.

A financial backer of CapRadio wants the public media station to merge with KVIE. Also, the delta city of Isleton creates a community flood insurance pilot program. Finally, take a listen to public service announcements about climate change. CapRadio Update Should Sacramento's two largest public media organizations join as one? In an open letter last week, the Capital Public Radio Endowment urged CapRadio's license holder - Sacramento State - to merge with the PBS television affiliate KVIE. The endowment is an independent nonprofit, separate from CapRadio, but has been a longtime financial backer of the public media station. In response, both CapRadio and Sac State officials say they have no plans for such a merger. This latest development follows months of public financial instability - including a CSU audit, layoffs and continued staff attrition. CapRadio Reporter Chris Nichols shares his conversations with the endowment, CapRadio and Sac State. Following NPR's protocol for reporting on itself, no CapRadio corporate official or news executive reviewed this story before it was posted publicly or broadcasted. You can follow the latest on CapRadio's finances here. Isleton Community Flood Insurance Program UC Davis and the Sacramento Delta city of Isleton are working together to launch the state's first community-based flood insurance program - a fast, low-cost option to help residents after a flood, while also building resilience. Project founder Kathleen Schaefer is a UC Davis Ph.D. candidate of civil and environmental engineering, and discusses how this insurance program would work. Isleton Mayor Pam Bulahan describes the importance of having affordable flood insurance, based on her own experiences. Climate Change Public Service Announcements Climate change and how it can impact our daily lives is the theme behind new public service announcements by the California Council of the Arts. The state agency provided a grant to come up with a creative way to get the word out about the environment, public health and disaster preparedness by teaming up with Davis songwriter and performer Rita Hosking. She joins us to talk about the vision behind the so-called “public service songs” called Climate Country Radio and how she hopes to make a difference.

On The Road Again is the theme for the week, as the traditional summer travel season is just ahead. We'll hear music from David Francey, Rita Hosking, Dave Fry, Chris Smither, Hank Snow and lots more. Set out on a musical journey with us … this week on the Sing Out! Radio Magazine.Pete Seeger / “If I Had A Hammer”(excerpt) / Songs of Hope and Struggle / Smithsonian FolkwaysDarol Anger / “Lee Highway Blues” / Diary of a Fiddler / CompassThe Lovin' Spoonful / “On the Road Again” / Do You Believe in Magic / Kama SutraDavid Francey / “Lonely Road” / The Broken Heart of Everything / Laker MusicRita Hosking / “Sierra Bound” / Little Boat / Self-producedGuy Clark / “L.A. Freeway” / Keepers / Sugar HillCliff Carlisle / “Going Down the Road Feeling Bad” / The Roots of Grateful Dead / SnapperDave Fry / “Rosie is a Friend of Mine” / Troubadour / Self-producedSaro Lynch-Thomason & Sam Gleaves / “Truck Driving Woman” / I Have Known Women / Strictly CountryThe New Grass Revival / “Lee Highway Blues” / Barren County / Flying FishMark Germino / “Traveling Man (Season 1 Episode 10)” / Midnight Carnival . Red ParlorJudy Collins / “Someday Soon” / Who Knows Where the Time Goes / ElektraChris Smither / “Maybelline” / Call Me Lucky / Signature SoundsHank Snow / “I've Been Everywhere” / The Very Best of Hank Snow / BMGJohn McCutcheon / “This Road” / Ghost Light / AppalsongsTina Adair / “Eighteen Wheels and a Dozen Roses” / Tina Adair / EMGPete Seeger / “If I Had A Hammer”(excerpt) / Songs of Hope and Struggle / Smithsonian Folkways

The Center for the Arts New Songs Festival will be happening Thursday, April 27th, through Sunday, April 30th. The lineup includes artists such as Keith Grainger, Laurie Lewis, Iris Dement, Ruthie Foster, and Rita Hosking. KVMR's Felton Pruitt sat down with Laurie Lewis herself to discuss upcoming albums, hiking the Yuba, and more. 

What do you think when you hear the name San Quentin? For most, the state prison's reputation precedes itself.  But Governor Gavin Newsom has some big plans to change this. The California Report has the details. KVMR's Felton Pruitt speaks with Americana and Bluegrass musician Rita Hosking.  And we have your weekend weather forecast.  We close with three KVMR TITANS of radio.

Rita Hosking will be playing at the Wild Eye Pub on Sunday, March 19th, at 6:00 PM with Sean Feder and guest Kathy Barwick. KVMR's Felton Pruitt sat down with her to talk about songwriting, California Creative Corps grants, singing the Arabic alphabet, and more.

Despite the increase in gas prices, many folks have decided to take a road trip once again. On The Road Again is the theme for the program this week. We'll hear music from David Francey, Rita Hosking, Dave Fry, Chris Smither, Hank Snow and others. On the road again … this week on the Sing Out! Radio Magazine.Pete Seeger / “If I Had A Hammer”(excerpt) / Songs of Hope and Struggle / Smithsonian FolkwaysDarol Anger / “Lee Highway Blues” / Diary of a Fiddler / CompassThe Lovin' Spoonful / “On the Road Again” / Do You Believe in Magic / Kama SutraDavid Francey / “Lonely Road” / The Broken Heart of Everything / Laker MusicRita Hosking / “Sierra Bound” / Little Boat / Self-producedGuy Clark / “L.A. Freeway” / Keepers / Sugar HillCliff Carlisle / “Going Down the Road Feeling Bad” / The Roots of Grateful Dead / SnapperDave Fry / “Rosie is a Friend of Mine” / Troubadour / Self-producedSaro Lynch-Thomason & Sam Gleaves / “Truck Driving Woman” / I Have Known Women / Strictly CountryThe New Grass Revival / “Lee Highway Blues” / Barren County / Flying FishMark Germino / “Traveling Man (Season 1 Episode 10)” / Midnight Carnival . Red ParlorJudy Collins / “Someday Soon” / Who Knows Where the Time Goes / ElektraChris Smither / “Maybelline” / Call Me Lucky / Signature SoundsHank Snow / “I've Been Everywhere” / The Very Best of Hank Snow / BMGJohn McCutcheon / “This Road” / Ghost Light / AppalsongsTina Adair / “Eighteen Wheels and a Dozen Roses” / Tina Adair / EMGPete Seeger / “If I Had A Hammer”(excerpt) / Songs of Hope and Struggle / Smithsonian Folkways

Rita Hosking recorded live at Fiddler Crossing (Tehachapi, CA) for FolkScene on 5-15-15. She is accompanied by her husband Sean Feder and daughter Kora Feder. Engineered and remastered for broadcast by Peter Cutler. ©FolkScene. Sharing FolkScene recordings with your friends is cool, but the reproduction of our programs for commercial purposes is illegal. FolkScene airs on Sunday evenings from 6 to 8 p.m. (PST) at KPFK 90.7 Los Angeles and online at www.kpfk.org.

Kora Feder paints the sky, beautifully, with her words and melodies. Drawing on years living around the world, notably in Asia, and nurtured by musically-gifted parents like Rita Hosking & Sean Feder, Kora creates her very own style and power of music, wrestling with life and meaning with heart, wisdom, & creativity.

With many travel restrictions being lifted here in the U.S., many folks have decided to take a road trip … so this week we’ll take that up as our theme for the program. We'll hear music from David Francey, Rita Hosking, Dave Fry, Chris Smither, Hank Snow and many more. Back on the road again … this week on The Sing Out! Radio Magazine. Episode #21-26: On the Road Again Host: Tom Druckenmiller The Sing Out! Radio Magazine is broadcast weekly on the finest public radio stations nationwide and syndicated on iTunes, Stitcher, Podomatic, Bluegrass Planet, The Folk Music Notebook and on the Sing Out! website www.singout.org Artist/”Song”/CD/Label Pete Seeger / “If I Had A Hammer”(excerpt) / Songs of Hope and Struggle / Smithsonian Folkways Darol Anger / “Lee Highway Blues” / Diary of a Fiddler / Compass The Lovin' Spoonful / “On the Road Again” / Do You Believe in Magic / Kama Sutra David Francey / “Lonely Road” / The Broken Heart of Everything / Laker Music Rita Hosking / “Sierra Bound” / Little Boat / Self Produced Guy Clark / “L.A. Freeway” / Keepers / Sugar Hill Cliff Carlisle / “Going Down the Road Feeling Bad” / The Roots of Grateful Dead / Snapper Dave Fry / “Rosie is a Friend of Mine” / Troubadour / Self Produced Saro Lynch-Thomason & Sam Gleaves / “Truck Driving Woman” / I Have Known Women / Strictly Country The New Grass Revival / “Lee Highway Blues” / Barren County / Flying Fish Mark Germino / “Traveling Man (Season 1 Episode 10)” / Midnight Carnival . Red Parlor Judy Collins / “Someday Soon” / Who Knows Where the Time Goes / Elektra Chris Smither / “Maybelline” / Call Me Lucky / Signature Sounds Hank Snow / “I've Been Everywhere” / The Very Best of Hank Snow / BMG John McCutcheon / “This Road” / Ghost Light / Appalsongs Tina Adair / “Eighteen Wheels and a Dozen Roses” / Tina Adair / EMG Pete Seeger / “If I Had A Hammer”(excerpt) / Songs of Hope and Struggle / Smithsonian Folkways

Local musician Rita Hosking talks with Felton Pruitt about how she created ways to stay connected with her fans during the pandemic. She opens for Taj Mahal this Saturday night at the Fairgrounds in Grass Valley.

The California Report looks at the details involving a San Diego based, large-scale FBI operation, focusing on drug trafficking and money laundering before covering the use of CRISPR gene editing technology on an invasive species of Mosquito in California. After local headlines and weather, Felton Pruitt speaks with Rita Hosking about being a touring musician in the time of COVID. We close tonight with a commentary by Debbie Gibbs concerning proper green waste recycling for a fire safe community.

The musical genius gene came to Rita Hosking from her mother, and Rita has passed it faithfully on to her daughter, Kora Feder. Rita grew up in rural Shasta County, California, and caught the music bug as a teen, playing washboard as part of The Farmerettes. With detours to Religious Studies and Cultural Anthropology in college, time teaching History to 8th graders, and raising two daughters, Rita came back to her musical passion to release her 1st album in 2005. Self-described as creating country-folk music, Rita has released 7 albums filled with captivating story-telling and place-rooted music.

Kora Feder came from a musical family. Her mother is the well regarded singer/songwriter, Rita Hosking. Growing up, she was surrounded by music, so it's not a surprise that she naturally gravitated toward performing and singing with her musical mom and dad. Her vacations were spent going on tour around the west coast and in the UK. When she headed off for college, she knew she wanted to travel while staying in school. She spent her college years living immersed in places like Thailand and China studying and observing cultures that are far different from her native Davis, CA. Kora is an incredibly gifted songwriter in that she is able to write about challenging subjects like poverty and gun control, with unshakeable grace. We talked about the challenges faced with wanted to address global, political issues, while being fully aware that, at 25 years old, she doesn't have answers and is still learning so much about the world and herself. Her debut full length album In Sevens, was released last year. The songs are striking, as is her very interesting phrasing. It's like she's able to jam all these thoughts, feelings and words in beautifully without sounding pretentious. Enjoy Kora! She is an exciting up and coming talent.

Kora Feder came from a musical family. Her mother is the well regarded singer/songwriter, Rita Hosking. Growing up, she was surrounded by music, so it's not a surprise that she naturally gravitated toward performing and singing with her musical mom and dad. Her vacations were spent going on tour around the west coast and in the UK. When she headed off for college, she knew she wanted to travel while staying in school. She spent her college years living immersed in places like Thailand and China studying and observing cultures that are far different from her native Davis, CA. Kora is an incredibly gifted songwriter in that she is able to write about challenging subjects like poverty and gun control, with unshakeable grace. We talked about the challenges faced with wanted to address global, political issues, while being fully aware that, at 25 years old, she doesn't have answers and is still learning so much about the world and herself. Her debut full length album In Sevens, was released last year. The songs are striking, as is her very interesting phrasing. It's like she's able to jam all these thoughts, feelings and words in beautifully without sounding pretentious. Enjoy Kora! She is an exciting up and coming talent.

Spamalot, Cirque du Soleil, 42nd Street, Beer and Ballet, Vivaldi Concertos, Brahms' Requiem, State Champs, Rita Hosking and more.

To get live links to the music we play and resources we offer, visit This show includes the following songs: Jaspar Lepak - Send Me Home Rita Hosking & Sean Feder - Where The Grassroots Grow Nathan & Jessie - Ghosts of Mine March to May - Georgia Mollie O'Brien & Rich Moore - Sunday Street Claudia Russell & Bruce Kaplan - So You'll Believe Rachel Garlin - The Sea You See Melanie Devaney - Sink or Swim For Music Biz Resources Visit Visit our Sponsor: Get music by Shantell Ogden at: Visit our Sponsor: Get music by Far West Folk Alliance at:  

To get live links to the music we play and resources we offer, visit This show includes the following songs: Jaspar Lepak - Send Me Home Rita Hosking & Sean Feder - Where The Grassroots Grow Nathan & Jessie - Ghosts of Mine March to May - Georgia Mollie O'Brien & Rich Moore - Sunday Street Claudia Russell & Bruce Kaplan - So You'll Believe Rachel Garlin - The Sea You See Melanie Devaney - Sink or Swim For Music Biz Resources Visit Visit our Sponsor: Get music by Shantell Ogden at: Visit our Sponsor: Get music by Far West Folk Alliance at:  

To get live links to the music we play and resources we offer, visit This show includes the following songs: Jaspar Lepak - Send Me Home Rita Hosking & Sean Feder - Where The Grassroots Grow Nathan & Jessie - Ghosts of Mine March to May - Georgia Mollie O'Brien & Rich Moore - Sunday Street Claudia Russell & Bruce Kaplan - So You'll Believe Rachel Garlin - The Sea You See Melanie Devaney - Sink or Swim For Music Biz Resources Visit Visit our Sponsor: Get music by Shantell Ogden at: Visit our Sponsor: Get music by Far West Folk Alliance at:  

FTB podcast #207 features the new album by THE BLACK LILLIES called Runaway Freeway Blues.   Show #207 THE BLACK LILLIES -  Gold and Roses  (Runaway Freeway Blues) LIZANNE KNOTT -  Three Steps Shy  (Standing in the English Rain) WHISPERING PINES - Broken Spoke  (Whispering Pines) UNCLE LEON AND THE ALIBIS - All My Crazy Friends Got Old and Lame (Wild Ways) (mic break) RITA HOSKING -Parting Glass  (Little Boat) NATHAN BELL - Americana Crow (Black Crow Blue) LIZ FRAME & THE KICKERS - (The Devil Put A) Bullseye On My Back  (Sooner) TEAR STAINED LETTERS - Nothing To It  (Tear Stained Letters) JOHN COURAGE AND THE GREAT PLAINS -  Neon Lights (Don't Fail Me Now) THE BLACK LILLIES - Smokestack Lady  (Runaway Freeway Blues) (mic break) THE GIBSON BROTHERS - Buy A Ring, Find A Preacher  (They Called It Music) ELECTRIC RAG BAND - Conflicted  (The Esoteric Ramblings of the Electric Rag Band) CRAIG ELKINS - Tumbleweeds  (I Love You) BETH LEE & THE BREAKUPS - Drivin   (One More Time Again) (mic break) THE BLACK LILLIES - Baby Doe (Runaway Freeway Blues)   (April 12th, 2013) Bill Frater Freight Train Boogie

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Americana singer/songwriter Rita Hosking sat down for an interview with Lonesome George of The Cosmic American Jamboree, which originally aired on WTJU (91.1 FM Charlottesville, streaming at http://wtju.net/stream).  Visit our Facebook page for additional information. Music Aired (Tune, Artist, Album, Year, Label): Song 1: Dream of a Miner's Child, Rita Hosking, Silver Stream, 2007, Self Song 2: Old Calloused Hands, Hazel Dickens, Hard Hitting Songs for Hard Hit People, 1998, Rounder Song 3: The Green Rolling Hills of West Virginia, Rita Hosking with Sean Feder, Live In The 16 To 1 Mine (EP), 2010, Self

Americana singer/songwriter Rita Hosking sat down for an interview with Lonesome George of The Cosmic American Jamboree, which originally aired on WTJU (91.1 FM Charlottesville, streaming at http://wtju.net/stream).  Visit our Facebook page for additional information. Music Aired (Tune, Artist, Album, Year, Label): Song 1: I'm Going Home, Rita Hosking, Come Sunrise, 2009, Self Song 2: Ballad For The Gulf Of Mexico, Rita Hosking, Burn, 2011, Self Song 3: Indian Giver, Rita Hosking, Burn, 2011, Self

FTB podcast #137 features the new album Canadian RITA HOSKING called Burn.  Also new music from GIRLS GUNS AND GLORY, THE GOURDS and THE DAMN QUAILS.  Here is the RSS feed: http://ftbpodcasts.libsyn.com/rss. Show #137 RITA HOSKING - Something You Got (Burn) WILL HOGE - Silver Chain (Number Seven) 6 DAY BENDER - Huxley (E'ville Fuzz) MARK VIATOR & SUSAN MAXEY - By the Riverside (These Arms) (mic break) THE DAMN QUAILS - Fools Gold (Down the Hatch) THE BOXCAR LILLIES - Green River Blues  (Heartwood) BRIAN WRIGHT - Striking Matches  (House on Fire) RITA HOSKING - Crash and Burn (Burn) (mic break) GIRLS GUNS AND GLORY - Last Night I Dreamed (Sweet Nothings) MATRACA BERG - Silver And Glass (The Dreaming Fields) CASH BOX KINGS - Holler & Stomp (Holler and Stomp) BONNIE WHITMORE - She Walks (Embers To Ashes) THE GOURDS - I Want It So Bad  (Old Mad Joy) (mic break) RITA HOSKING - Ballad for the Gulf of Mexico (Burn) (Oct. 21st, 2011) Bill Frater Freight Train Boogie

I was driving back from Sherwood Forest Faire listening to my iPod when I had this cool idea. An iPod Shuffle of the Pub Songs Podcast. I hit play and see what songs come up. Then I play them in the show. I found some cool songs I haven't listened to in the process. I might have to do this again. Notes: March 17 is St Patrick's Day and Marc Gunn's Birthday Buy "St Patrick Never Drank" on iTunes and help me climb the charts for the St. Patrick's Day "St Patrick Never Drank" by Marc Gunn from Kilted for Her Pleasure and The FuMP Volume 14 This Week in the Pub "Itchy Lover Clumsy Fingers" by Hunting McLeod from Leod and Proud "The Night that Pat Murphy Died" by Fiddler's Green from Drive Me Mad "Almost Irish" by Ceann from Almost Irish "Irish Blessing" by Trinity River Whalers from Knotty Tales "The Handsome Cabin Boy" by Ockham's Razor from Ten Thousands Miles to Bedlam "Let'm Run" by Rita Hosking from Come Sunrise   Buy Me a Pint! Find out more about Marc Gunn and buy a CD…

This week on High Country Music Radio: Ricky Skaggs, AJ Lee & Blue Summit, Rita Hosking, the all female band Mountain Man, Dodgy Mountain Men, Boot Juice, Willie Nelson, Van Morrison, Karan Casey & John Doyle.  This is the final broadcast of High Country Music Radio, thank you for your support this past year! Next week, Sept 1st, please join me as we begin a new musical adventure with the program 'Celtic Songlines.' Join host David Arthur Reynolds and explore the timeless sound of traditional, ancient and contemporary music from around the Celtic world. Celtic Songlines will feature local, national and international artists celebrating the traditions of Ireland, the United Kingdom and other Celtic lands. Tune into KDRT 95.7 or stream at KDRT.org Tues 11:00 a.m to Noon with replay Wed. 6:00 to 7:00 pm.