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KTG was one of the early DJ's of WEXT. She's been gone since 2017, but just this summer, we convinced her to come back and do a weekly show (Saturdays from 3-8p). This interview

Come celebrate the Blues and WEXT's 17th birthday with Piedmont Bluz as part of Music Haven's annual Blues BBQ on August 16.

Mick and Robbie of Modern English dropped by to talk about their new album, "1-2-3-4." It was recorded not too far from WEXT land. And of course, we discussed the impact of "I Melt With You," on their lives and on fans.

-- . Nûçeyên giring yên Swêdê îro 5.12.2022 ji vê podkasta beê kurdî yê Radyoya Swêdê. Derhîner: Lorin Ibrahim BerzinciPêkêkar: Sidki Hirori

Australians are soon heading to the polls to cast their vote in the federal election but many end up finalising their ballot early on in the process. One university researcher says this is trend is becoming more popular and evidence from the Australian Electoral Commission backs this up. - Australî dê di demeke nêzîk de biçin ser sindoqan da ku dengên xwe di hilbijartinên federal de bidin, lê pir kes berî proseyê dengê xwe didin. Lêkolîneke zanîngehê dibêje ev meyl herku diçe bi navûdeng dibe û delîlên Komîsyona Hilbijartina Australya piştgiriya vê yekê dike.

Bob Bates is a good friend of WEXT. He has been by to visit several times, and we are always happy to hear what he has going on.

-- Nûçeyên giring yên îro 26.11.2021 ji vê podkasta beê kurdî yê Radyoya Derhîner: Lorin Ibrahim BerzinciPêkêkar: Sidki Hirorî

Our correspondent Ahmad Ghafur reports from Erbil on the latest regarding the early elections in Iraq which will take place on Sunday 10/10/2021. - Raporta Ehmed Xefûr ji Hewlêrê li ser hilbijartinên pêşwext ku Yekşema li pêş 10/10/2021 li Îraqê cî digirin de ye.

-- Nûçeyên giring yên îro 13.07.2021 ji vê podkasta beê kurdî yê Radyoya Swêdê bibihîzin. Derhîner: Nishtman Irandoust Pêkêkar: Zeki Aydin

-- Nûçeyên giring yên îro 13.07.2020 ji vê podkasta beê kurdî yê Radyoya Swêdê bibihîzin. Derhîner: Nishtman Irandoust Pêkêkar: Zeki Aydin

Nûçeyên giring yên îro 23.10.2020 ji vê podkasta beê kurdî yê Radyoya Swêdê bibihîzin. 23-10-2020 Pêkêker: Sidki Hirori Derhêner: Nishtman Irandoust

SIRSY and WEXT go back a long time together. And we truly enjoy every time we get to interact with Mel and RIch, even if it's just over the phone with some miles in between. The duo have been productive during the first half of 2020 streaming live on their YouTube page, baking cookies, and writing new material. SIRSY has given WEXT exclusive access to a song born out of quarantine called, "Astronauts." It'll be released on the duo's website October 1st, but WEXT listeners can hear it before then on the radio.

A musician who contributed to the development of the banjo and a way of playing that bears his name, and a band named after a piece of road leading out of Boston. This is episode 39 of Caffe Lena: 60 Years of Song. Thank you to Sarah at the Caffe for the list of songs and artists for this feature. How do you know you brought about change in music? Bill Keith made significant stylistic development to the banjo and introduced a way of playing that would later be called “Keith Style”. He also invented the Keith tuning peg, which became the primary product of his own company - The Beacon Banjo Company, which is now run by his son. Mile Twelve is made up of five of the most promising young musicians in bluegrass . They got their name from the mile marker that sits on Boston’s southern border on I-93. It is a road sign they have passed countless times when heading out on tour. We’ve seen them at the Caffe, and other venues around the 518. Caffe Lena : 60 Years of Song , a production of WEXT

Sisters who aren’t sisters, and a musician who continually defies categorization. This is episode 31 of Caffe Lena : 60 Years of Song . Thanks to Sarah for creating the list of songs and artists for this feature. The Chenille Sisters are three uniquely gifted women , who aren’t even sisters. Their quirkiness and harmonies appeal to all generations. Their country-folk sounds originally targeted big kids like us, but they have made albums specifically for kids and a PBS special led to a children’s book review series they hosted on NPR. Erin McKeown defies categorization . She started studying ornithology, you know, birds, in college before switching to ethnomusicology. Her music contains a mix of genres from pop to swing, folk to electronic. She also collaborated on a musical that was nominated for five Drama Desk Awards. And she’s a frequent visitor to WEXT and the Caffe. Caffe Lena: 60 Years of Song, a production of WEXT Radio.

After 30 years a folk trio ends their live performances, and Saratoga gains a nationally renowned singer to call its own. This is episode 28 of Caffe Lena 60 years of Song. Thanks to Sarah for creating this list of songs and artists. Devonsquare got their start in the pubs and folk stages in the northeast. This trio toured the US and Europe developing a devoted fan base. After the passing of one of the founding members, the remaining two decided the 30th anniversary of their recording of “Walking on Ice” would be their last year of live performances. After finishing college in Wisconsin, singer-songwriter Michael Jerling settled in Saratoga. He is a noted artist whose baritone voice is backed with 6 and 12 string guitars, harmonica, and mandolin. His performances feature first-rate lyrics woven with the influences of blues, rock, country and R& B. Caffe Lena: 60 Years of Song, a production of WEXT.

On this 100th episode of CRUMBS Cafe, we take to time to step back and look at the over 90 bands that came through the studios over the years. We gave those who are directly involved in the show a chance to select their favorite picks. First up is Guzzo's pick. He selected a song from the Saratoga band The Tequila Mockingbirds - Episode 064 recorded on April 22, 2009. Bill Bucher, the CRUMBS Cafe senior co-host, selected a song from an episode where the entire episode was submitted as Exhibit G in a divorce case; more on this in an upcoming episode when the band stops by for a follow-up to the interview. Bill's pick was Blackcat Elliot - Episode 009 recorded on March 22, 2007. Chris Wienk, from Exit 97.7 WEXT, had a number of picks but narrowed the selection down to Jesse Stewart - Episode 036 recorded on April 14, 2008. Dave Michaels, also from WEXT, selected a band that was under another name at the time. They stopped by the day after their pivotal Seattle trip and before they signed to a major label. Dave selected band now known as Phantogram - Episode 047 recorded on October, 14 2008. Rich Krissel, the official CRUMBS photographer, and Andy Gregory, the CRUMBS blogger at large, both selected the Troy native with that deep, soulful voice: Sean Rowe - Episode 030 recorded on December 12, 2007. Dan Ross, the office CRUMBS videographer, selected a song from a band that performed as an acoustic duet: Moxie - Episode 024 recorded on October 22, 2007.

Nûçeyên giring yên îro 30.05.2018 ji vê podkasta beê kurdî yê Radyoya Swêdê bibihîzin. . --   Pêkêkar: Sidki Hirori Derhîner: Shaho Mwany

We caught up with the Matchstick Architects as they waited for the first shipment of CDs of their latest effort, "All That's In Between," to arrive. I don't know about you, but I LOVE that "new LP smell." We spoke with Dar Maloney and Tom Conklin (Diane Davis was unavailable) about the what the guts of the music are made of. Answer: raw stories. In addition to busting out the discs at their CD release party this Saturday, they'll be helping First Fridays Artswalk break new ground as they inaugurate the addition of live music to the collection of arts offerings in Pittsfield, Mass. The Matchstick Architects are (from left), Diane DDD, Tom Conklin, and Dar Maloney (submitted photo). First Fridays ArtswalkThe Matchstick Architects, LiveFriday, August 5, 2016, 5:00 – 7:30 p.m.Downtown Pittsfield, Inc.33 Dunham Mall, Pittsfield, Mass.Free AND THEN: CD Release Party, "All That's In Between"The Matchstick Architects, LiveSaturday, August 6, 2016; 7:00 p.m. – 10:00 p.m.Whitney Center for the Arts42 Wendell Ave, Pittsfield, Mass.Free About the Matchstick Architects The Matchstick Architects are a New England based original rock band with strong country, blues, and folk influences. The band plays in and around New York, Massachusetts, Vermont, and Connecticut in support of their debut CD entitled "All That's In Between." Their music has also been featured on several regional radio stations including WEXT 97.7 FM in Troy, NY and WTBR 89.7 FM in Pittsfield, MA. The band is fronted by Dar Maloney (Canaan, NY) on guitar and lead vocals. The band features Maloney; Tom Conklin (Pittsfield, MA) on lead guitar, harmonica and vocals; Diane Davis (Barkhamsted, CT) on bass, and until recently Paul Unsworth (Canton, CT) on drums. About Tom Conklin Tom Conklin (submitted photo). Tom Conklin is a local musician, voiceover talent and radio news voice. He has been playing guitar for more than three decades and is the lead guitarist for The Matchstick Architects. Tom does voiceover work for clients all over the world from his home studio in Pittsfield, Massachusetts, and is the news voice for several radio stations in Berkshire County. He is also a founding member of Berkshire Organization for Original Music, or BOOM, which is a Berkshire County based organization that supports the local original music scene in the Berkshires.     About Dar Maloney Dar Maloney (submitted photo). Dar Maloney is the lead singer, songwriter, and rhythm guitarist for The Matchstick Architects. She has been playing music professionally in the area for more than three decades. Her band has just released their debut CD  "All That's in Between".She also sits on the board of Berkshire Organization for Original Music, or BOOM, which is a Berkshire County based organization that supports the local original music scene in the Berkshires. You can find The Matchstick Architects on: Their website Facebook Bandcamp REVERBNATION Artswalk Goes Boom! As Music Is Added to the Mix First Fridays Artswalk in Pittsfield, MA will now showcase another kind of art: music! Berkshire Organization for Original Music – BOOM – will bring original music to several venues at the August 5th Artswalk, including the Crowne Plaza Hotel, Crawford Square, and Downtown Pittsfield, Inc. Musical styles and instrumentation abound: the 4-piece blues, country and folk based rock band, The Matchstick Architects (at Downtown Pittsfield); Sherry Steiner’s ukulele group, The Tuesday Trio plus Two; and progressive/acoustic rock from solo artist James O’Neill. BOOM’s mission is to nurture and broaden opportunities for original music in the Berkshires, and Artswalk is a natural fit. Partnering with Pittsfield community leaders Mary McGinnis of Artswalk and Kristine Hurley, Executive Director of Downtown Pittsfield, Inc., BOOM is excited to place talented original songwriters and bands every month along Pittsfield’s “booming” downtown dist...

Welcome to Episode 9!In this episode, Andrew Beam sits down with Chris Wienk of WEXT in Troy.The two talk a lot about music and what the radio station is trying to accomplish, while Chris provides some insight into how the station operates and works with local artists. Please subscribe to Midday Ramble in the iTunes store! - http://bit.ly/MiddayRamble Music for this episode was provided by Kevin MacLeod.DOWNLOAD THE EPISODE