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The Nightside — A July Night
A July Night by John Todhunter The dreamy, long, delicious afternoon That filled the flowers with honey, and made well With earliest nectar many a secret cell Of pulping peaches,…
The Nightside Celebrates Father’s Day & Pride Month
“PRIDE means LOVE”: Poem by Xesenia Maurice PRIDE means LOVE Maybe it’s cliché to say A phrase so simple That can run so deep Like the currents in our body…
Mother’s Day on the Nightside with Andy O’
Norene by Andy O’Leary First, there’s a clarinet Not alarm clocked. Licorice stick breeze Next, it’s coffee Black and vanilla. It was stolen culture, but I grew up there So,…
Baile Mundo — Cinco de Mayo on The Nightside
Baile Mundo: Cinco de Mayo on The Nightside. Join us as we put a finishing touch on Cinco de Mayo. Music from The Latin Playboys, Dr. Loco, Flaco Jimenez, and…
The Nightside — Poets and Players
It’s the last Sunday in April and we continue with our ongoing celebration of Jazz Appreciation Month and National Poetry Month on the Nightside. Poetry and Jazz have been roommates…
The Nightside — Poets and Players
April has the distinction of being both National Jazz Appreciation Month (JAM) as well as National Poetry Month. As we go into the second week of April we continue with…
The Nightside — Poets and Players Volume One
April is both Jazz Appreciation Month and National Poetry Month. Perfect for The Nightside with Andy O’ which features poetry and jazz every Sunday night at 9 pm on 89.3…
The Nightside: 11th Annual Easter Guitar Pull — “The Lady to Her Guitar”
“The Lady to Her Guitar” For him who struck thy foreign string, I ween this heart has ceased to care; Then why dost thou such feelings bring To my sad…
The Nightside — The Sisterhood of Sound: Phenomenal Women!
As we continue with our tribute to women musicians and women poets, on Sunday we will delve into the hard-fought struggles to gain suffrage. In 1920 women gained the right…
The Nightside Pays Homage to Women
"When my Mom passed, she left me her guitar…it remains my most prized instrument. My first teacher was renowned bassist Carol Kaye, that’s a pretty good start! Mom saved up…
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