Hi Zeke, I'd like to have "Such Great Heights" by the Postal Service as my song selection.


(Four in the studio, actually, although the chairs are on the floor.)

Ok, people. You couldn't get to Woodstock, so ol' Zeke is trying his best to make good stuff happen on air for you all. Tomorrow, 11AM EDT. Live on the airways in north-of-the-Charles Boston on WMFO 91.5 FM, all over the world at http://wmfo.org , click on 'listen live.'

I've been looking and I could not find any recent instance of a songwriter's round-style radio show. 

Here you go. (blurbs provided or edited or just plain made up.) 

Phil Holub is double Berkeley: originally from Berkeley, CA, he moved to Boston to attend the Berklee College of Music. He writes music that is quirky and catchy, fun yet introspective. Skillful guitar playing and witty lyricism keep the music exciting and modern. His site is http://Philholub.com

Kali Stoddard-Imari is a Boston based singer-songwriter who's shared stages with Shawn Colvin, Taj Mahal, Air Traffic Controller, Adam Ezra Group, Marc Cohn and In The Valley Below. He hails from the Northeast Kingdom in the Green Mountain State and has been playing and writing songs since he was 17. He grew up saturated in poetry, hip hop and chorus, and, well, there you go.  His site is http://www.projectkali.com

James Coarse is a songwriter and playwright who splits time between Boston and New Orleans. He's been in a wide variety of bands over the past ten years, playing Boston, the burbs, Amherst, Annandale, NYC, all over. He'll tell you what his website is tomorow, I guess. Or maybe not. 

"I guess Mr. Hennessy's a folk singer. He aims to write, sing and borrow songs that challenge people while making them maybe laugh about it. He currently lives in Brighton, MA. He hopes to write like Guthrie, sing like Broonzy and drink like Ronnie Drew." This is my website if that's needed: https://cottonswabcitrus.bandcamp.com/

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/Zeke