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We've added three new events to our live show schedule, including May 22 with Martin Sexton, June 19 with Southern Avenue and We Banjo 3, and July 24 Robert Earl Keen stops by Mountain Stage on his final tour.
th season of live performance radio on Sunday, June 13, with guest host Kathy Mattea at the Culture Center Theater and, for the first time since February 2020, a limited in-person audience will be allowed. Guest artists scheduled to appear are Mississippi songwriting great Paul Thorn, emerging folk singer and songwriter Amythyst Kiah, and West Virginia Music Hall of Fame inductee and “Some Kind Of Wonderful” songwriter, John Ellison. More artists will be announced as they are confirmed. Mountain Stage will record the show for national distribution later this Fall to more than 280 NPR...
Said we apologize to senator harris. harris' husband who helped escort the protester offstage said the couple are good after the incident and want to mention that someone who is frequently on our air who was moderating the session, a lot of courage from her there putting her body right there in between protester and senator harris which is just incredible to see. she's a brilliant woman. she has such good insight. seeing another side of her there. >> she was the first line of defense and got up before she even knew what that guy was going to do. >> thankfully the senator is okay. california ...
>> this year's theme is victory. victory is what pyongyang calls the signing of the armistice, which brought an end to the war in 1963. this is also a message that 60 years after the korean war, this country is still here. the biggest applause of the night goes to north korea's young leader, kim jong-un, third in a dynasty that rules this country and a man held here as the brilliant commander who leads the fight against what the government calls american imperialism. in the crowd, veterans of past conflicts. and on stage members of the country's next generation. rich with propaganda, this perf...