Bill mashed the buttons by himself in addition to delivering a political scree, introducing the unusual sounds of the Talk Low Festival and paying tribute to One-Hit Wonder Day.
This episode is about 13 minutes shorter than usual because Bill forgot to turn on the microphone midway through the show while telling a hilarious story about buying weed. Luckily, the story was saved.
Charlie, Bob’s delightful German Shepherd, brightened the studio Wednesday, right down to her perfectly timed “Woof” right as the final song started to play.
Cori Wolff, director of the Longworth-Anderson Series at Memorial Hall joined us to talk about this week’s show featuring Rosanne Cash and John Leventhal. In addition, Ryan Arnold and Kevin Schultz, who will play the pre-show reception, stopped by to play a few songs.
Kate Thompson, in town from Takoma Park, Maryland, joined her dad in the studio to bring a different and unique style of music to the usual BS&B template. Metal heads rejoice!
Barbara Schmidlapp joined Bill in the studio to talk about their upcoming high school reunion, growing up in Piqua and enjoying a friendship that is approaching 60 years.
With Bob at the beach, Bill marked Independence Day eve with music and only an occasional comment on the state of America these days. Concentrate on the positive and work to fix the negative.
Jim Borgman, Pulitzer Prize-winning editorial cartoonist and co-creator of the “Zits,” who threw out the first pitch at the Reds game the night before, visited the show to tell stories about his hometown and love for baseball.
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