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Each year, the Diver Library takes down the "shhh, please be quiet" signs to rock out! The Library has had a music education component to it since Nicholas Matulis and his wife Donna Baird began running it. As part of that, they've helped many young (and older) patrons learn the art of writing songs. And then... they make them!

Host Andy Gregory plays music from the Local 518

Super excited to learn that Sydney Worthley is working on a new album. We've already heard a few of the songs as she's been releasing them as singles. She and I also talked about the performance she did for the Tiny Desk contest. Plus, she's going to be with us on March 1 and May 17 for a couple shows.

Dakota Bates is the daughter of my friend, the late, truly great, Bob Bates. I had asked if we could be treated to her playing a few songs, and to talk about the amazing legacy of her father.

Peter Mulvey may or may not take issue with being "labeled" an activist. His brand of activism is more in line with being a good human - he's just looking for us all to aim to be kinder to each other, and maybe even understand each other. Those might be lofty goals, but Peter does practice what he preaches - just maybe not in a traffic jam.

We talked with Novus Cantus about their sound, how they started out in music, and how the brothers have found their instruments. We'll see these guys at Live and Local at The Linda with Dust Bowl Faeries on May 3.

Avery Hellman is ISMAY. We learn why. And we talk about their music and their ties to Hardly Strictly Bluegrass in San Francisco.

Host Andy Gregory plays music from the Local 518

Larry and Teresa have released album number four called "All This Time."

Gil Gutierrez may be the one who got the amazing Doc Severinsen to come out of retirement in his 80s. He led Doc's San Miguel 5 for many years until Doc Severinsen retired (again). Now, Gil and his Trio are making their way on tour showing off his amazing skill.