Michael Tearson is a Hall of Fame radio broadcaster and is without question, a Philadelphia radio icon. As a pioneer underground DJ, concert host, author, actor and recording artist, he's covered a lot of ground in his career. He was playing FM rock music in the infancy of FM rock music, when DJs picked their own playlist, and he served that role for legendary Philly radio stations like WXPN, WMMR and WMGK, both as an on-air talent and music director. He's gone from being a fledgling folk singer to an historic radio DJ and now an unexpected return to folk singer. Come with us on that remarkable journey.

Phyllis Chapell is one of a kind. With a repertoire that includes songs sung in 13 languages, her style of international music and "world songs" has been developed and honed over many years. And the result is a singular musical experience for the audience. She is comfortable in so many genres, including American folk, jazz and popular music, and then add in a dose of her originals to round it all out. She has recently been named as one of the top 500 jazz vocalist of all time by renowned music writer Scott Yanow. And if that wasn't enough, the video for her song "Howling Wolf" has recently been awarded the Bronze Medal in the 2025 Global Music Awards. It was a pleasure to talk to her about her unique musical journey.

Lizanne Knott has been writing songs as long as she can remember. And those songs have subsequently reached an international audience and resulted in multiple tours of the UK, Ireland, Spain and here in the US. Her style has been described as "Badass rocker meets wounded bird, with a heavy dose of unapologetic lust thrown into the mix." Combine that with her talent as a painter and her connection with animal rescue and it makes for a compelling conversation with one of the most artistic, empathetic, caring human beings out there.