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In another life, Doug Dangler hosted Writers Talk. Now, he hosts Craft: Exploring Creativity, which goes beyond where WT could go in talking to people involved in the creative arts throughout central Ohio and beyond. If there's a craft involved in the creation of something, it will be covered on Craft.

From Nashville, Heather Bond’s new album “The Mess We Created” and The Accidentals’ new EP “Time Out Session #2” are discussed, plus we look back on Sheryl Crow’s music

When folks like me advocate for more fine arts education and exposure in public schools, success stories like The Accidentals are part of the agenda. This ultra-creative, musically daring trio from Traverse City, MI was born when two teenage students volunteered for a string ensemble, met one another and became, as they put it, musical soulmates. That’s why Katie Larson and Sav Buist and I spend so much time in Episode 205 of The String talking about high school.

Each Wednesday and Sunday evening at 8 p.m. “Live At The Linda” brings you some of the best musical acts to grace the stage at The Linda - WAMC's Performing Arts Studio. Linda General Manager and LATL host Peter Hughes celebrates one year at WAMC with some of his favorite artists to grace The Linda stage in the past 12 months.

"If you are feeling like its impossible to express what youre feeling, start writing it...

Violinist Savannah Buist, cellist Katie Larson, and percussionist Michael Dause make up The Accidentals, who will perform in Columbus on March 12 with Six String Concerts. Sav and Katie chat with Doug Dangler about their time as musicians, how the pandemic changed their musical abilities (think: engineering), and how they got to cowrite with some of their musical heroes on the Timeout Project.

The Accidentals, Kim Richey, Beth Nielsen Chapman and Maia Sharp perform March 10 at The Acorn in Three Oaks, Michigan

Today on Stateside, all the books you need to get you through the end of the year. Then, a trio from Traverse City gets back on the road, with a new grasp on the band’s identity. Plus, writer and critic Douglas Wolk plows through thousands of Marvel comics in search of heroes, villains, and narrative triumphs.

9 & 10 News July 16, 2021 For this week’s Friday Sessions on ‘the four’, we have Michael Dause of ‘The Accidentals‘ and folk singer, Ben Traverse for a side project they’ve been having a ton of fun with and we hope you do too. They’ve put together an EP of traditional sea shanties that will have you dancing in no time. Photojournalist, Corey Adkins caught up with the two at Earthworks Music recently. Check out their song, ‘The Wellerman’ by Shantyland in the video above.

8 May 2021 The COVID-19 pandemic created havoc for the Accidentals. The trio had to cancel roughly a year’s worth of gigs, workshops, festivals, and such, along with whatever revenue these would raise because of the disease’s impacts. On the positive side, this caused the group to slow down and work on their music and other related projects rather than tour. The indie-folk band transformed the attic of their shared house in Traverse City, Michigan, into a recording studio. “During the Loc...