Laura Byergo lives in Greenland on the Winnicut River. She serves on the Greenland Conservation Commission and is a board member on the Great Bay Stewards.  She believes in strong local communities and the importance of listening to your neighbors.  She will be hosting the Environmental Show while Tim Stone is on a 6 month  great sailing adventure.

Laura will be joined on the show with Judy Matthews and Steve Kowall.   Thanks to all for keeping this excellent show on-the-air while Tim is away.

This Saturday May 21st on my show Stage Door (9AM-10AM)  I will be interviewing local poet, actor and performance artist Alan Wilbar.  We will be discussing his role in Northeastern Ballet Theatre’s upcoming production of Midsummer Night’s Dream which is occurring at the Hussey Theater at Noble High School in North Berwick, ME on May 28th.  We will also be discussing his inspiring story of his recovery from a traumatic brain injury and how he was able to persevere and have a successful career as a theatrical performer and poet.  His play “The Learning Man” has been performed in many areas of the seacoast, tells the story of his injury and how he has been able to prevail.

Be sure to tune in at 9:00AM-10:00AM to hear all about Alan’s inspiring story and his current and future artistic pursuits.

Ann Haggart is on vacation… and there isn’t any snow!

Join hosts Ronnie Tomanio, John Eubanks, and Ali Ketcham as “Don’t Dis’ My Ability” expands to 45 minutes on every other Tuesday beginning today.  The show will air beginning at 3:30 and run until 4:15.  This is a show for and about people living with disabilities and those who care for and love them.  Don’t miss it at the new time!

Tune in locally at 106.1 FM or streaming online at www.wscafm.org and click on “Listen Now”

…so where do I begin…

 I got my handle “The Supersport” back during the mid 70′s, while on CB before the hit single “Convoy” and the related /”CB craze” , as well because my first car was a 1966 Chevy Super Sport. You know, the one with the rear speaker built into the back seat!

I have always loved listening to the radio while growing up in Boston, including DX’ing other “Top 40″ radio stations on AM Radio, way before the Internet.  I am a huge fan of “Top 40″ and “Album Oriented Rock (AOR)” radio, especially during the 60′s - 80′s.  I have not figured out why I never got into radio programming, but given the corporate ”cookie-cutting” techniques that has occurred in radio over the years, I am glad that I did not, as I do not find “corporate” radio very creative, unlike our Seacoast Community Radio station, 106.1 FM - WSCA and wscafm.org.

 My show “Scratchy 45′s and Beyond” is meant to capture your memory banks once again, as together, we re-live the music, jingles, and personality-radio you heard back then on your AM-FM transistor radio, while sneaking in a few current tunes here and there.  Join us for our new time slot starting 1/1/2011 at 10 AM (ET) every Saturday.  Requests and your phone calls are always accepted at (603) 430-WSCA.

I hope you listen and really enjoy my show on WSCA - FM 106.1.  Portsmouth and the Seacoast are very lucky to have a Low-Power Community Radio Station.

“And Now Ladies and Gentlemen...”,

 John (Supersport)