Our June episode includes music from Saige Malaya, HOOMAC shares their upcoming music conference, Jeff Tryon, Deb Bowden, and Dave Seastrom have humorous essays, the “Touch A Truck” event returns, Brown County Pollenators have a kid’s camp, and IU Health educates on Alpha-Gal.
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Our show includes:
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- Last featured in September 2023, musician Saige Malaya joins us to share her newest song “Grow” as well as exciting news of graduating from a recording arts program and getting a music internship in “big” Nashville:
- Grow
- Willow
- The Gold
- Hoosier Original Music Association founder, JC Clements, tells us about the upcoming music industry conference coming to Nashville, which will feature regional artists playing in 7 venues as well as music panel discussions.
- Brown County’s “pollinator lady” Debbie Kelley says we are seeing drastic drops in the numbers of insects that pollinate our food crops, so Brown County Pollinators is trying to restore 100 acres of pollinator habitat per year. There’s a local Pollinator Day Camp for kids coming up June 24-26.
- Check please! Essayist Jeff Tryon observes rising prices on restaurant menus yet pleads with the Nashville community to support our local eateries, especially when the tourists are not.
- IU Health Nashville health coach Brittanie Lee and nurse practitioner Nina Kuhlman report on the symptoms and solutions for Alpha-gal Syndrome, which is on the rise in Brown County, and how to avoid getting it in the first place.
- Humorist Deb Bowden spins a tale of a Brown County June wedding and a wedding gift that was not appreciated.
- Jim Eagleman educates us on the wren, a regular on the Brown County bird scene – especially the Carolina wren.
- Debbie Kelley from the Brown County Weekend Backpacks nutrition program invites your kids to a free touch-a-truck event on June 28 at the Brown County Music Center.
- Dave Seastrom is so “hip” that he is celebrating the fifth anniversary of getting a new one.
- Last featured in September 2023, musician Saige Malaya joins us to share her newest song “Grow” as well as exciting news of graduating from a recording arts program and getting a music internship in “big” Nashville:
Hosted by Dave Seastrom, Pam Raider, Vera Grubbs, Sarah Lyttle, Chuck Wills, Lucy Schultz, Chad Carrothers, and Rick Fettig.
First aired Sunday, June 1, 2025 at 9 AM on WFHB
✄ Engineering & post-production by Chad Carrothers & Chuck Wills.
✇ Theme music by Slats Klug & Friends.
Our cover photo courtesy of Lucy Schultz & Chuck Wills
