Eve and Captain Rockit bring Rock and Roll Hall of Fame artist John Oates to the program for over an hour long interview and some great music from Hall and Oates as well as from the new solo album from John Oates called A Good Road To Follow.

Playlist from WUSB supporters
Bowie-Donna Summer by Marco from Medford
Hendrix-Lennon by Joe from West Sayville

2 hours of bluegrass music with a tribute to the late James Allan Shelton, cross-picking guitarist
with Ralph Stanley for 20 years.

Phil & Friends from Central Park, Yarn, preview of 89 North Benefit with Small Craft Warning and Diamond Jig Band, and some stuff from Delfest

It's WHITMANFEST!! Let's WALT it up!!!

OUR FEATURED GUEST tuesday 6-3-14; 1:00PM is John Bryant. John is the founder, chairman, and CEO of Operation HOPE and Bryant Group Companies. He is the only African-American bestselling business author in the U.S. He serves for President Obama as chairman of the President’s Advisory Council on Financial Capability, Subcommittee on the Underserved and Community Empowerment.
We will discuss his new book: How the Poor Can Save Capitalism: Rebuilding the Path to the Middle Class (Berrett-Koehler, 2013), endorsed by former President Bill Clinton, with a foreword by legendary civil rights leader Andrew Young. In it, Bryant builds a compelling economic argument for investing in America’s least wealthy consumers.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Kf_MpRScsc&sns=tw
http://www.operationhope.org/p5117
www.johnhopebryant.com

AND … our Senior Florida Correspondent, Steve Wiehe will check in with an update on the geezer coral down there.

Spectrum... Kaleidoscope... Scat, Sonata, Sass, Chill...
Playlist ready.. morning Vinyasa helped for a sweet segue of it all..

Extra section fill in for Polka Country 5:00-7:00 1700-1900 hrs.

Extra Section fill in for Destines 12:41-2:00 AM 0041-0200 Hrs.

My guest today is Shoshanna McCollum,

About the Author of Fire Island
1994 would be the first time Shoshanna McCollum she set foot on Fire Island, This was when she was hired for the position of Curator at the Ocean Beach Historical Society about five years after graduating School of Visual Arts where she majored in painting. Here she met long time year-round resident, John McCollum and they wed in 1999. She was offered her first newspaper column the following year. This would lead to freelance writing for a number of local publications over the next decade, securing both state and regional journalism awards.

While Long Island has been her home for nearly 20 years, Shoshanna is a New England native, born the third of four children raised by J. David and Brina Cohen in Danvers, Massachusetts. Words, images, and story telling is in the blood as her family tree includes former U.S. Poet Laureate Howard Nemerov and the renowned photographer Diane Arbus on her mother’s side, as well as Golden-Age of Radio playwright and Academy Award nominee Norman Corwin on her father’s.

Friday 10am to Noon