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Ric and Monica welcome Ms. Stefani into the studio for That Time of the Month as she promotes her upcoming monthly showcase of WiMM (Women in Memphis Music). She talks about the show and the perils of certain ends of showbiz. Plus music from Mama Honey.

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Ric & Monica have a kid fight club, Jello shots for other kids, pick up lines and other things.

Radio Memphis has a new friend in Tom Wopat. You might know him as Luke Duke from The Dukes of Hazzard. Tom is also in the world of Broadway. He's coming to BPACC on 19 April, 2024 to sing. Tom took some time out of his schedule to call in to Radio Memphis in The Morning with Ric & Monica to have a chat. Here is that conversation in full!

NOTE: This episode contains dated material.

Long time friend of Radio Memphis Eric Sommer has new EP out and he spent an evening on the air with Mark Caldwell and Ric Chetter to talk about his music. Music from the new collection was also played on the air. Catch the latest here!

The keyboard master who plays with Lucero among many other projects came to the Radio Memphis studios along with some selected cuts from his extensive list of productions to talk about his career and who all he's recorded and performed with. You know the name, now meet the man.

 

Chances are you have this man in your record collection and don't even know it. Saxophone legend Jim Spake came to the studio for an appearance on the Tuesday Night Special with some of the songs he's appeared on. Take listen for your self!

 

Mick Kolassa made an appearance on the Booze & Blues Show to talk about Christmas and bring along some music from his "Uncle Mick's Christmas Album" celebrating its 3rd year. Also, Mick brought forth some other favorites with some stories, too.

Happy Holidays!

 

 

Hope Calyburn has a new record out. She and Khari Wynn appeared on The Friday Night Special to perform live in the studio and a couple of cuts were played. Always a great time, remember, "Hope is Dope"!

NOTE: This broadcast contains dated material.

It's been a long time coming (pardon the expression) but the one and only Jimmy The Pervert arrived at the Radio Memphis studios for a live performance. Here it is in all its glory.

WARNING: The content here is for a mature audience. Or others with a rather juvenile sense of humor.

 

When one refers to "Blues Royalty", you have to include Howl'n Wolf and Little Walter. Since their passing, their legacy continues in the hands of their daughters. In a very special moment caught live on Radio Memphis in The Morning, these ladies along with the great Billy Branch, talk about their fathers and the impact they made on this dynamic genre. 

We hope you enjoy this important conversation as much as it was to be in the room with these great people.