Down To The Roots

An entertaining mix of Bluegrass, Bluegrass Gospel, and Traditional Country.

An entertaining mix of Bluegrass, Bluegrass Gospel, and Traditional Country.

Music for the Mountain is a weekly bluegrass radio program featuring that hard-driving bluegrass sound, with classic and new tunes running the gamut from Bill Monroe to Sierra Hull.

An entertaining mix of Bluegrass, Bluegrass Gospel, and Traditional Country.

Our main goal on The Bluegrass Gospel Hour is to tell others about Jesus Christ through bluegrass music and for me, bluegrass music is a way to help melt stress away. We try to help create a "bubble" around circumstances that can cause someone to be down and tell a positive message and with the help of bluegrass music, we hope to help melt that stress away and play a song that is the very song with the very message you needed to hear. Times are hard for so many people and maybe the bluegrass music will be able to help block stress and worries and help brighten your day. Bluegrass is a style of music that can help cheer us up. It can bring a smile to your heart and even if you're having the best day ever, bluegrass music can be the icing on the cake. My goal each week is to help just one person both have a better day and share the word of God through music. Remember to put God first. Pray everyday and let God's word be your armor against satan and sin. To me, no matter what mood I may be in, bluegrass music can lift my spirits. If you're having a bad day, remember to pray about whatever it is that has you down. And most of all, if the world knocks you to your knees, don't stay there, pray there!

Sunday mornings bring you Bluegrass Gospel over the airwaves with Sweet Brenda.  From the music of yesterday to the current artists, songs of worship can be heard coming as Sweet Brenda takes requests. Whether you're listening in before you head out to church or if the music is your church, Brenda will have you ready to go for the day and the new week ahead.

If you can't get to Church, bring Church to you with uplifting music.

Les Butler & Friends Bluegrass Gospel is a syndicated show hosted by Les Butler and  released for broadcast on The Bluegrass Jamboree. Les Butler & Friends Bluegrass Gospel delivers the best in Bluegrass Gospel such as Doyle Lawson & Quicksilver, Isaacs, Heavens Mountain Band and many other incredible artists. You won't want to miss a single episode. Tune in Sunday mornings, 10:00 AM for Les Butler & Friends Bluegrass Gospel on The Bluegrass Jamboree.

A splendid mix of southern, country and bluegrass gospel brought to you by Mark Huffine, owner and radio personality of WDIC, 92.1 in Clintwood, Va.

Bluegrass Connection is a syndicated show hosted by Lanny Carbaugh and released for broadcast on The Bluegrass Jamboree.    

Hooked On Bluegrass Hooked on Bluegrass?  Tune in to get a good dose with your host Terry Brewer. I invite you to join me, Terry Brewer for Hooked On Bluegrass's live broadcast every Thursday and Sunday. And enjoy 3 hours of Bluegrass, and Bluegrass gospel music radio. I will feature The Bluegrass Jamboree WeeklyTop 15 Tracks, new music from today's top and local artists, in addition to bluegrass favorites, your requests, and more! I enjoy sharing music with others, so please join me this Thursday! Thursdays 1pm - 4 pm Eastern, 12noon-3 pm Central, 11 am - 2  pm Mountain, 10 am - 1 pm Pacific. Sundays 4 pm - 7 pm Eastern, 3 pm - 6 pm Central, 2  pm -  5 pm Mountain, 1 pm - 4 pm Pacific.

Rick brings you a powerful mix of the word of God and gospel in this 2 hour broadcast.  Listen in to build your faith, grow closer to the Lord and lift your spirit.

David Pugh brings his live show, Mountain Bluegrass, to our Sunday night schedule.  He will be on for 3 hours, from 9 pm.est.- 1 am. David brings in a lot of guests for live interviews every week, and plays a great mix of mountain bluegrass that he hopes you will enjoy.  His Mountain Bluegrass Top 12 countdowns, have been something his listeners look forward to every week.  David's personality shines through on the radio, as he fulfills his passion, and you reap the benefits.

David Pugh brings his live show, Mountain Bluegrass, to our Sunday night schedule.  He will be on for 3 hours, from 9 pm.est.- 1 am. David brings in a lot of guests for live interviews every week, and plays a great mix of mountain bluegrass that he hopes you will enjoy.  His Mountain Bluegrass Top 12 countdowns, have been something his listeners look forward to every week.  David's personality shines through on the radio, as he fulfills his passion, and you reap the benefits.

Sutton Ole Time Music Hour is a syndicated show hosted by Sam Stout and released for broadcast on The Bluegrass Jamboree. Sutton Ole Time Music Hour on April 9, 2016 celebrated its eighth anniversary. Our show is recorded for syndication in front of a live audience from the T.B. Sutton General Store (1880) in Historic Granville, TN. Host and creator Sam Stout brings our guest and listeners the best in Bluegrass and ole time music. “Sam’s approach and the quality of the entertainment and musicianship is cutting edge by anyone’s standards” Said Chris Joslin, Executive Director of the International Bluegrass Music Museum.

Several years after signing off from their spot on WOMR in 2012, Jim and Ben have returned to hosting Bluegrass radio with their new show HUGHESGRASS airing every Saturday at 2 p.m Eastern time, only on The Bluegrass Jamboree! To view our latest playlists, click here* *Powered by Spinitron

An entertaining mix of Bluegrass, Bluegrass Gospel, and Traditional Country.

The Best Way to Start Your Day: There's nothing better than good ol' bluegrass to get your morning going. I bring you the best in bluegrass, bluegrass gospel and traditional country on Mornings with Annette. Tune in each weekday, 7- 10 a.m. (Eastern Time) on The Bluegrass Jamboree. It's all about you, the listeners, and creating a fun way to share the music on Mornings with Annette. Join me on Facebook in our chat group and I'll take your request or if you'd like, send an email. Hear today's emerging artists and reminisce of days gone by.  It's all about bluegrass and all about you! Come on and join me, won't you??

The Big Al & Sandy Show focuses on interviews, conversations and a wealth of knowledge in the bluegrass world. And of course, great bluegrass music!

An entertaining mix of Bluegrass, Bluegrass Gospel, and Traditional Country.

The Tim White Bluegrass Show is a 2 Hour Syndicated Radio Program featuring the best in Bluegrass, Old Time and Comedy direct to you from the OFFICIAL Birthplace of Country Music Region, Bristol Virginia/Tennessee. The program is available to affiliate stations throughout the US. If your local station isn't carrying the show, please call them and tell them to visit our site and sign up.

Coming your way Monday afternoons for a good pick me up, Afternoon Drive with Tyler Williams. Sharing current releases and digging into the archives for your favorites, Afternoon Drive has it all.

For nearly 7 years, Jay hosted “Bluegrass on the Bay” on 2 local radio stations near is hometown of California, Maryland. Today he is heard on 4 stations and produces the program from his home. Bluegrass on the Bay is currently heard on: AM-1510 WWSM in Lebanon/Cleona, Pennsylvania every Tuesday and Thursday morning from 10 – 11 am; WNNT FM-107.5 and www.realradio804.com in Warsaw/Tappahannock, Virginia and Southern Maryland every Monday evening from 8 – 10 pm; and “live” every Monday evening from 6 – 8 pm EST on The Bluegrass Jamboree at www.bluegrassjamboree.com.

From the early days of vinyl and classics, Bluegrass has been a favorite to many.  Vintage Bluegrass & Beyond takes you back to yesterday when the music was simple and the artists were dressed for success. Tony Fuld's show is mostly vintage bluegrass, both vinyl and cd's. He also has a vast  collection of live music. If you like traditional old-time and bluegrass, give a listen.

The Bluegrass Evolution Show is back! Dustin Vaughn brings you a great new show each week with some of the finest in bluegrass.

The Ol' Hippie Bluegrass Show is a syndicated show hosted by Jerry Eicher and released for broadcast on The Bluegrass Jamboree. We have been on the air since 2008, on WQTE 95.3 FM in Adrian Mi. As we write this we are broadcasting our 390th show this week. Also we have been broadcasting in Owensboro, KY on WKWC 90.3 FM since 2013. I am a member of the IBMM and IBMA. In 2010 I volunteered my show to the International Bluegrass Music Museum and they brought my show on board RBI Radio a streaming service for the Museum. In 2013 when the Museum began a major fund raising campaign in perpetration for its moving into the new location. The Museum director suggested my show to WKWC in Owensboro and I have been on there ever since. We try to stay on the cutting edge of what's going on in the bluegrass music world. We have been going to bluegrass festivals locally and nationally alike including Merlefest, IBMA, ROMP, Wheatland and others since we started; we've interviewed Emmy Lou Harris, Vince Gill, Old Crow Medicine Show, the Punch Brothers, Ralph Stanley, Sam Bush, Rodney Dillard, the Steel Drivers, the Steep Canyon Rangers, Lorraine Jordan, Joe Mullins, and a lot more live on location.

An entertaining mix of Bluegrass, Bluegrass Gospel, and Traditional Country.

The Best Way to Start Your Day: There's nothing better than good ol' bluegrass to get your morning going. I bring you the best in bluegrass, bluegrass gospel and traditional country on Mornings with Annette. Tune in each weekday, 7- 10 a.m. (Eastern Time) on The Bluegrass Jamboree. It's all about you, the listeners, and creating a fun way to share the music on Mornings with Annette. Join me on Facebook in our chat group and I'll take your request or if you'd like, send an email. Hear today's emerging artists and reminisce of days gone by.  It's all about bluegrass and all about you! Come on and join me, won't you??

Hardworking pickers and singers know that woodshedding is the term for hiding away and practicing a song until it's just perfect. The Woodshed brings you 2 hours of bluegrass vocal and instrumental perfection. Classic country fans will also find pleasure in hearing fine tunes from the greats like Roy Clark, Jerry Reed, Chet Atkins, and many more. There are a few laughs coming your way as well with good clean fun from Minnie Pearl, Jerry Clower, and other names that have brought you a smile throughout the years.

Col Tom shares a lot of local bands, youngsters,and early Country.  After many years in the business, he has collected music from many bands, worked with many of them in various formats and is now honored to spin the music on The Bluegrass Jamboree.

Now airing on The Bluegrass Jamboree, Inside Bluegrass!!  For more information visit our website. Nothing is better than being able to share Bluegrass music with the world. It's something that we take rather seriously at INSIDE BLUEGRASS “The Radio Show”, yet we try to do it in a creative and fun manner. Denny played in a Bluegrass Band for thirteen years called Siloa Creek with Earl Jarosh, Pat Schoenhart, Dolly Brown and Scott Nelson, until Pat’s untimely death. After Pat’s death they would still play on occasion at Siloa Lutheran Church in Rural Isanti County where the band was formed. Tom has always been a fan of Bluegrass and Classic Country music, but has not played music since high school and has forgotten how to read music. He tries to play a little on the Washtub bass but that’s as good as he gets. But he keeps on trying, maybe in a few years he will get better. (We hope) Dennis and Tom are both retired Cops. Tom and Denny worked together Part-time on the Metropolitan Transit Police for several years together, when Tom was a Minneapolis Police Officer, and Denny was a State Trooper.  After Retirement their paths crossed again and they became friends again going to different Bluegrass events together along with their wives. Tom was working at KRWC AM 1360 a local Radio Station in Buffalo, MN. Where he engineered North Star League baseball games and High school sports. One Thursday night about 4 years ago they and their wives were at a Concert in the Park at Buffalo, MN where Monroe Crossing was playing and promoting a Bluegrass Cruise they were going on, and the boys and their wives signed up. It should be noted that Denny was friends with Mark Anderson and the whole Monroe Crossing band and their Booking Agent and former Guitar Player Art Blackburn as his band had opened for Monroe Crossing on several occasions. Joe Carlson the owner of KRWC asked them if they could try and interview some of the Bluegrass Musicians on the cruise for the station. KRWC has been Carrying Phil Nusbaum’s “Bluegrass Review” for more than 15 years. So Joe thought it would be good to get some interview with some local, Regional, and National Bluegrass talent.  So the boys did just he asked, and got some interviews. When they returned from the cruise, Joe said well you know I really don’t have a format for playing these interviews you brought back. How about you guys start a Bluegrass Radio show so I have a place to play these interviews. Denny said to him “What do I know about radio? The only radio I’ve ever talked on is a police radio”. But we will try to do something. Well the guys put something together and started out with the help of Earl Jarosh on their first show from the KRWC Home and Garden Show in April of 2013. In late 2014 when KBEK 95.5 FM a 25000 Watt FM out of Mora, MN with studios in Braham, MN came back on the air after a management change. Denny had talked with the Management about picking up the show. Jay Menkie who is one of the owners plays bluegrass music in “Rainbolt’s Mountain Project” and liked the program the guys put together, so near the end of 2014 they started simocasting the show. That can be heard on KRWC AM 1360 or KBEK 95.5 FM and streamed on KBEK.COM on Saturdays from 11: AM to Noon Central Time. The Guys have been most fortunate to have such loyal fans and had the opportunity to interview some of the biggest names in Bluegrass Music today. Each and every one has been so nice, and so giving of their time. People like Becky Buller, Darrell Webb, Rhonda Vincent, Del McCoury, Joe Mullins, Junior Sisk, Larry Stephenson, The Gibson Bros, the Spinney Brothers, Marty Raybon as well and Monroe Crossing, the High 48’s , Blue Grove, Singleton Street, The Vogts Sisters, Curtis and Loretta, and the list goes on and on. Too many to names them all but you get the idea. Bluegrass, Old Time, and Country bands and their People are the best in the world no matter where they are or who they are. They go out of their way to be accommodating. Since beginning more than three years ago, we've come to play a bigger role in the music community than just a place where people come to listen. Our show has grown because we involve ourselves with local bands and with players from all over. The more people we meet and musicians we interact with the more we learn - which allows us to be better broadcasters, communicators and friends. Please send the guys a message on Facebook, or to [email protected] or on the website here, and let them know who you would like them to try and interview. A band you would like them to play on the air if they have not already. Maybe let them know about a new band that needs to get some airplay. It is our goal to spread the joy of Bluegrass and Old Time Music to anyone we can get to listen. We would also suggest that you check out The Minnesota Bluegrass and Old Time Music Association or MBOTMA as it is known. Check out their website at Minnesotabluegrass.com for Festival’s and all sorts of information on workshops, member bands, it is a wealth of information. Arne Brogger the Executive Director and Bea Fleming be able to point you in the right direction. Also consider a Membership, Denny and Tom are both members and there is a level to fit everyone.

An entertaining mix of Bluegrass, Bluegrass Gospel, and Traditional Country.

Doug Whitley, a seasoned radio announcer is proud to bring you a fine mix of bluegrass, bluegrass gospel and classic country from the social hotspot of North Carolina, Lorraine's Coffee House. Find yourself caught up in the music on Highway 40 Bluegrass.

Jeff Lipchik is a bluegrass enthusiast! His passion for bluegrass is displayed each week on Bluegrass From the Smokies.  His inspiration to put together a quality show comes from his love of Bluegrass from 2010 and up but that's not his limit on music or knowledge. Key features of "Bluegrass From the Smokies" include youth & family bands, bluegrass Gospel, as well as new releases. Many of the youth artists featured in each episode are members of Tomorrow's Bluegrass Stars, an organization for young bluegrass musicians. Several Gospel sets are featured throughout the program as well; new releases are featured at the beginning of each episode. Listener requests are played during entire third hour! You are encouraged to join the "Bluegrass From The Smokies" group page on Facebook for program announcements or comments.    

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An entertaining mix of Bluegrass, Bluegrass Gospel, and Traditional Country.

Presented by Big Al Weekley Friday, 10:00 am to 1 pm EST

The Best Way to Start Your Day: There's nothing better than good ol' bluegrass to get your morning going. I bring you the best in bluegrass, bluegrass gospel and traditional country on Mornings with Annette. Tune in each weekday, 7- 10 a.m. (Eastern Time) on The Bluegrass Jamboree. It's all about you, the listeners, and creating a fun way to share the music on Mornings with Annette. Join me on Facebook in our chat group and I'll take your request or if you'd like, send an email. Hear today's emerging artists and reminisce of days gone by.  It's all about bluegrass and all about you! Come on and join me, won't you??

Off the Beaten Path focuses on local and up and coming bands so be sure to tune in to expand your bluegrass horizons.  To submit your CD for Off the Beaten Path contact Ron by email.

Hot Bluegrass is a syndicated show hosted by Richard Coupland and released for broadcast on The Bluegrass Jamboree. Bluegrass is HOT in the UK and Richard Coupland loves to produce shows for syndication.  Taking time to include interviews with some of the hottest names in Bluegrass, the show is exciting each week.  

Jeff DeFord was born in 1961 and raised in rural Indiana. At age 13 his junior high English teacher, Mr. Jim Johnson - who also worked weekends spinning records at nearby WSMJ-FM in Greenfield, Indiana - invited Jeff along to one of his shows to help answer telephone requests. The rest, as they say, is history. Even though he was only in eighth grade, Jeff’s enthusiasm was so evident he was asked to join a crew of high school students at the station that produced a weekly program highlighting various academic and sporting events, as well as other campus activities. After graduating Jeff attended Mesa Community College in Arizona majoring in English and Broadcast Journalism while interning at the campus-based NPR station, KMCR-FM, hosting a vintage jazz and blues show and was the play-by-play voice of Mesa Thunderbirds basketball. Later he worked in the sports department at KOOL-TV in Phoenix reporting from Major League Baseball spring training games and interviewing players, managers, coaching staff and team executives. He also produced, directed and narrated several student orientation films for the school, as well as a documentary for Price Sports Group regarding the progressive changes in sports medicine. After college Jeff moved to San Diego, California, working independently doing voice-overs, commercials, audio book narration and Master of Ceremonies for business parties, company picnics, wedding receptions ​and other public functions. It was during this time Jeff was starting to reconnect with his love of bluegrass music. Jeff always had a desire to share his collection of vintage folk and old-time recordings he had accumulated over his many years and after considering the new possibilities and eyeing the emerging popularity of internet radio, he realized he could host a show right from home! In 2006 his Bluegrass Roots And Branches show began an eight-year run at WorldWideBluegrass.com, with the old-time sounds immediately becoming popular with listeners of all age groups that were attracted to the unique format. In 2008 Jeff briefly relocated to Nashville, Tennessee, working with the legendary radio station, WSM, on the new Bluegrass Underground show, interviewing artists that performed at the Cumberland Caverns venue. He continued his weekly old-time music show, changing the name to Down To The Roots to better reflect the vintage music played on the program. He was also promoted to general manager and acted in that capacity until November, 2014 when Jeff moved his show to BluegrassMix.com, remaining there until May, 2016.

An entertaining mix of Bluegrass, Bluegrass Gospel, and Traditional Country.

Enjoy an hour of Bluegrass Gospel each week on The Gospel Express.

Flashpoint Bluegrass, hosted by Jeff Miller, brings you interviews by the artist you want to hear about.  Each week is full of great music, entertaining and informative.  

An entertaining mix of Bluegrass, Bluegrass Gospel, and Traditional Country.

An entertaining mix of Bluegrass, Bluegrass Gospel, and Traditional Country.

Bluegrass Connection is a syndicated show hosted by Lanny Carbaugh and released for broadcast on The Bluegrass Jamboree.    

An entertaining mix of Bluegrass, Bluegrass Gospel, and Traditional Country.

The Best Way to Start Your Day: There's nothing better than good ol' bluegrass to get your morning going. I bring you the best in bluegrass, bluegrass gospel and traditional country on Mornings with Annette. Tune in each weekday, 7- 10 a.m. (Eastern Time) on The Bluegrass Jamboree. It's all about you, the listeners, and creating a fun way to share the music on Mornings with Annette. Join me on Facebook in our chat group and I'll take your request or if you'd like, send an email. Hear today's emerging artists and reminisce of days gone by.  It's all about bluegrass and all about you! Come on and join me, won't you??

Music for the Mountain is a weekly bluegrass radio program featuring that hard-driving bluegrass sound, with classic and new tunes running the gamut from Bill Monroe to Sierra Hull.

Sutton Ole Time Music Hour is a syndicated show hosted by Sam Stout and released for broadcast on The Bluegrass Jamboree. Sutton Ole Time Music Hour on April 9, 2016 celebrated its eighth anniversary. Our show is recorded for syndication in front of a live audience from the T.B. Sutton General Store (1880) in Historic Granville, TN. Host and creator Sam Stout brings our guest and listeners the best in Bluegrass and ole time music. “Sam’s approach and the quality of the entertainment and musicianship is cutting edge by anyone’s standards” Said Chris Joslin, Executive Director of the International Bluegrass Music Museum.

An entertaining mix of Bluegrass, Bluegrass Gospel, and Traditional Country.

Hooked On Bluegrass Hooked on Bluegrass?  Tune in to get a good dose with your host Terry Brewer. I invite you to join me, Terry Brewer for Hooked On Bluegrass's live broadcast every Thursday and Sunday. And enjoy 3 hours of Bluegrass, and Bluegrass gospel music radio. I will feature The Bluegrass Jamboree WeeklyTop 15 Tracks, new music from today's top and local artists, in addition to bluegrass favorites, your requests, and more! I enjoy sharing music with others, so please join me this Thursday! Thursdays 1pm - 4 pm Eastern, 12noon-3 pm Central, 11 am - 2  pm Mountain, 10 am - 1 pm Pacific. Sundays 4 pm - 7 pm Eastern, 3 pm - 6 pm Central, 2  pm -  5 pm Mountain, 1 pm - 4 pm Pacific.

"The Country Store" features bluegrass and bluegrass gospel music that is on the charts today, yesterdays hits and we don't forget the old standards.  I am looking forward to spending time with all the listeners of The Bluegrass Jamboree. Look for "The Country Store" on the road at different bluegrass venues. When you see us, stop by and say "Hello"

From Wicklow, Ireland, My Grass Is Blue is brought to you by Dave Byrne, the driving force behind www.mygrassisblue.com, the Irish-based family agency promoting and specializing in bringing the best of bluegrass to Ireland and beyond.

"The Country Store" features bluegrass and bluegrass gospel music that is on the charts today, yesterdays hits and we don't forget the old standards.  I am looking forward to spending time with all the listeners of The Bluegrass Jamboree. Look for "The Country Store" on the road at different bluegrass venues. When you see us, stop by and say "Hello"

The Foothills Express brings you a vast amount of bluegrass with a little classic country mixed in.

An entertaining mix of Bluegrass, Bluegrass Gospel, and Traditional Country.

The Tim White Bluegrass Show is a 2 Hour Syndicated Radio Program featuring the best in Bluegrass, Old Time and Comedy direct to you from the OFFICIAL Birthplace of Country Music Region, Bristol Virginia/Tennessee. The program is available to affiliate stations throughout the US. If your local station isn't carrying the show, please call them and tell them to visit our site and sign up.

The Big Al & Sandy Show focuses on interviews, conversations and a wealth of knowledge in the bluegrass world. And of course, great bluegrass music!

An entertaining mix of Bluegrass, Bluegrass Gospel, and Traditional Country.

The Best Way to Start Your Day: There's nothing better than good ol' bluegrass to get your morning going. I bring you the best in bluegrass, bluegrass gospel and traditional country on Mornings with Annette. Tune in each weekday, 7- 10 a.m. (Eastern Time) on The Bluegrass Jamboree. It's all about you, the listeners, and creating a fun way to share the music on Mornings with Annette. Join me on Facebook in our chat group and I'll take your request or if you'd like, send an email. Hear today's emerging artists and reminisce of days gone by.  It's all about bluegrass and all about you! Come on and join me, won't you??

Presented by Big Al Weekley Friday, 10:00 am to 1 pm EST

"The Country Store" features bluegrass and bluegrass gospel music that is on the charts today, yesterdays hits and we don't forget the old standards.  I am looking forward to spending time with all the listeners of The Bluegrass Jamboree. Look for "The Country Store" on the road at different bluegrass venues. When you see us, stop by and say "Hello"

The Doctor takes you through the classic and traditional years of Country Music. With a background in radio, the Doctor has extensive knowledge of Country music.  He has also had the opportunity to meet various artists in his career.

In All Around Bluegrass, Jos brings you everything and anything revolving around bluegrass music. From traditional bluegrass to more or less related genres, from the Americas to all around the globe, Jos brings you music and chat, stories and interviews. Of course he loves to hear from you in our Facebook chat group. What better way to kickstart your weekend than having fun listening to great music together!

Brett proudly presents to you, “Bluegrass Retrospect, featuring the Finest in Area and Mainstream Bluegrass Music!” He’ll do his best to get your favorite Bluegrass Artists of "yesterday" and "today" as well as your favorite rising Bluegrass Artists of "tomorrow" aired for you right here, on The Bluegrass Jamboree ! Be Sure To Tune In !  

The Ol' Hippie Bluegrass Show is a syndicated show hosted by Jerry Eicher and released for broadcast on The Bluegrass Jamboree. We have been on the air since 2008, on WQTE 95.3 FM in Adrian Mi. As we write this we are broadcasting our 390th show this week. Also we have been broadcasting in Owensboro, KY on WKWC 90.3 FM since 2013. I am a member of the IBMM and IBMA. In 2010 I volunteered my show to the International Bluegrass Music Museum and they brought my show on board RBI Radio a streaming service for the Museum. In 2013 when the Museum began a major fund raising campaign in perpetration for its moving into the new location. The Museum director suggested my show to WKWC in Owensboro and I have been on there ever since. We try to stay on the cutting edge of what's going on in the bluegrass music world. We have been going to bluegrass festivals locally and nationally alike including Merlefest, IBMA, ROMP, Wheatland and others since we started; we've interviewed Emmy Lou Harris, Vince Gill, Old Crow Medicine Show, the Punch Brothers, Ralph Stanley, Sam Bush, Rodney Dillard, the Steel Drivers, the Steep Canyon Rangers, Lorraine Jordan, Joe Mullins, and a lot more live on location.