Album Of The Week: Royal Headache’s High
Old-school punk fused with Motown-era soul is an amazing combination; it makes me wonder why more bands don’t go that route. Both styles have a genuine aesthetic for pouring out […]
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The Flower, The Labor, and The Sea
September 27, 2025 - June 28, 2026
High Society – A Senator’s Perspective on Overdose
Josh Miller is a RI senator (Democrat – District 28) first elected in 2006 to represent Cranston and Warwick. Since his election, Senator Miller has proven to be a leader […]
Weekend Music Festivals: DOT AIR, Summit and FloodFest
On Saturday, August 15, you have your pick of music festivals. You can’t make a bad choice, but we’re here to help you make the best choice. From 4pm till […]
Roots Report: Getting Weird
Okee dokee folks … I am going to use the “g-word” here. I am a bit hesitant to do so, but what the heck? Weird Al Yankovic is a genius! […]
Rob’s Album Of The Week: The Woolen Men’s Temporary Monument
With a jangling punk sound and driving riffs that’ll immediately grab you, The Woolen Men’s sophomore full-length, Temporary Monument, is bound to show no slumps when it’s released via Brooklyn […]
Pin-up Interview: Jessie Styles
Do you have a nickname? Mama bean or Mom… Mom… Mom What do you never leave home without? My two children What’s your biggest pet peeve? People’s knees What’s your […]
Interview with A Prairie Home Companion’s Garrison Keillor
For over 40 years, A Prairie Home Companion has graced radios with its presence all across the United States, whether it’s at its home base at the Fitzgerald Theater in […]
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Payton’s Place is in the Spotlight in Deliciously Campy “Die, Mommie, Die!” at 2nd Story
I would pay good money to see “The Payton St. James Show.” There, I said it. Now, you may not know who on earth Payton St. James is – yet […]