Interview

We find out who the little ones are, and James plays WMHT-TV's cool Steinway piano and has a blast!

We visited with Joseph Sobol who has made music with the words of WB Yeats for the past 40 plus years. He's bringing a special show of music and storytelling to the Irish American Heritage Museum on March 28th.

Hunter Frost brings his new album into the world, "Love, Always." We hear all about the stories he shares on the album in this session.

Ryder and Jon of Dust Bowl Faeries stopped by to play a couple songs, talk about new music, and share with us their new single that was recorded for the AHA TV show on WMHT.

Crys Matthews just won another "Song of the Year" award from Folk Alliance International for her song "Sleeves Up." We talk about that, and more in this session.

Trevor Hutchinson is one of the founding members of the legendary Irish band Lunasa. We talk all about their history, the name, and keeping the flame of traditional Irish music alive, and how they keep it modern and fresh. See the band at the Troy Savings Bank Music Hall on March 1.

Michael Clarke is the Executive Director of the Irish American Heritage Museum. He loves telling the stories of the Irish American immigrant. And he's darned good at the accordion, too.

17 year old London singer-songwriter, Mia Wilks is an artist to watch.

Jenna Nicholls was working in NYC in finance. She decided to shed the commute to make music her full time pursuit. Her latest album is called "The Commuter."

Boundless energy. Great rock and roll. Local 518, Off the Record bring the party wherever they go!