1st Wednesday
11 PM (Tuesday): FlowwolF
2 AM: The Peak Of The Night: Alex Panda
6 AM: Democracy Now! Amy Goodman and Juan Gonzalez
7 AM: Ebong Udoma
9 AM: The Carl J. Frano Show: Carl J. Frano
12 Noon: The Emotion Roadmap: Chuck Wolfe
1 PM: Sometimes Classical: Richard Epstein
Richard Epstein will have conversations about a number of interesting performances and educational opportunities within Fairfield County: First up is Arthur Lipner, whose career as a mallet player has taken him around the world performing and teaching. He is presenting a concert with student ensembles at Weston High School on Friday evening. Next is Jonathan Yates, music Director of the Norwalk Symphony, talking about a Pops concert in Norwalk featuring the music of Broadway with orchestra, choruses, and guest vocal soloists. And finally, Andrew Smith, Director of the Suzuki School in Westport, CT, describes an exciting series of programs that will help fund the acquisition of a new concert-quality piano for the school.
4 PM: Carl J. Frano & KC Ryan (fill-in for Mike Horyczun)
6:55 PM: WPKN Local News: for Connecticut and Long Island
7 PM: WPKN Evening News Report: National and International News
7:30 PM: North Fork Works: Hazel Kahan
In this month’s program, Hazel Kahan interviews Laura Klahre, scientist, bee farmer, owner of Blossom Meadow Farm and Southold resident, about pollination and the future of native bees, not only on the North Fork but nationwide. With an extraordinary combination of passion and knowledge, Laura explains the existential role of bees and their place in our food web and ecosystem. Archived at: hazelkahan.com/north-fork-works-2018
8 PM: Dave Hogan (fill-in for Liz Becker)
11 PM: Almost Perfect Isolation: Art Venable
2 AM (Thursday): Soundprint: Asia: Joseph Celli