On Friday June 17th, 9-10 am,  Ann Haggart’s show Radiogazette will feature a local news story compiled by WSCA DJ April Mulkern (Stage Door - Saturdays, 8-10 am) about Porstmouth Museum of Art’s “STREET AKA Museum” exhibit.

If you have been around downtown Portsmouth in the past month, you have probably noticed a bunch of murals painted on buildings housed on Marcy Street, Bow Street, Pleasant Street and many others buildings on various streets around town. The murals that are a part of this exhibit have polarized the Portsmouth Community into those who appreciate and enjoy the street art and to those who do not appreciate the art.

Tune in hear all about this exhibit and  reactions from Portsmouth citizens about “STREET AKA Museum.”

Meet Foo our SPCA animal up for adoption.  And just as importantly, meet Jon Brooks, NH artist and craftsman — he’s having a special exhibition at the Currier Museum of Art in Manchester.  (Photo: Bluetable 1969 by Jon Brooks)

Radiogazette - Fridays - 9 AM - 106.1 FM locally or streaming online at www.wscafm.org and click on “listen now” at top of page.

Yankee Magazine’s favorite columnist Edie Clark 

Edie Clark

 (Mary’s Farm) joins Ann  to discuss New England’s special foods and how they tie us to this land. Our columnist Mary Flaherty’s back with Navigating Philanthropy, Bella is looking for a home, and Idol Gossip takes another stab at ‘getting it right.’

Tune in Friday at 9AM for a fast-paced, informative, and fun show!   Locally at 106.1 FM or streaming online at www.wscafm.org and click on “Listen Now” at top of page.

St. Patrick, St. Joseph, Betty Boop, Guy, Peter, Pat … and a whole lot more this week.  You’ll have to listen to figure it out!

Host Ann Haggart (photo)  can be contacted at: radiogazette@gmail.com

Cocoa (photo)is looking for a best friend.  Learn all about Cocoa on our new weekly column with the NH SPCA.

Radiogazette’s Idol Gossip continues this week with Guy Lyndon and Ann banting back and forth about the top 13 finalists.

 
And our monthly column Spotlight on Education returns.    Ann can be contacted at radiogazette@gmail.com

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 Radiogazette (Fridays at 9AM) with host Ann Haggart.

A busy and varied show this week!  So we’ll be going past 9:30AM.  We start a weekly segment about the TV show American Idol.   Guy Lyndon (photo ) and Ann banter back and forth about each week’s show on Radiogazette’s Idol Gossip. 

 We hear from two of our columnists: Glenn Williams on Energy Matters, and Jim Stott with his Simple and Delicious take on Shrove Tuesday. And then we head to Mobile, Alabama for an interview with Judi Gulledge, Executive Director of the Mobile Carnival Museum.

Want to see, live, a Mardi Gras parade?  Go to our blog http://portsmouthcommunityradio.org/radiogazette/ and click on the link!

It’s Oscar time, so Hollywood takes center stage this week on Radiogazette. We get the “inside scoop” on the Academy Awards by James Foley (photo), Hollywood director and Academy member.  Then we focus on the Oscar nominated film The King’s Speech, learn about current techniques for dealing with stuttering with Dr. Sheryl Gottwald of UNH, and listen to an actual excerpt of King George VI’s famous 1939 speech to his people.

Radiogazette (Fridays at 9AM) with host Ann Haggart…  Listen locally at 106.1 FM or streaming live online at www.wscafm.org and click on “Listen Now” at top of page.

We celebrate Black History month by listening to a touching story of racial discrimination in the Jim Crow days of the South. Portsmouth’s Dr. Arthur Hilson shares his pain upon discovery, as a young man, that life as a Negro was very different than he thought. Plus an update on the situation in the Middle East through a live interview with Dr. Jeannie Sowers of UNH. And….. Ann rides a camel…..

 Love is in the air on Radiogazette this week (Friday 9AM).  In preparation for Valentine’s day we explore the many aspects of love – from the scientific reasons to a Shakespeare sonnet.  And perhaps best of all, our monthly column Simple and Delicious finds Stonewall Kitchen’s Jim Stott preparing a chocolate delight.

Visit our blog (Radiogazette under blogs on this web site) and get the recipe.

This week on Radiogazette (Friday 9AM) we discuss the crisis in Egypt with UNH professor Dr. Jeanne Sowers (photo above).  

Then host Ann Haggart reflects on her visit during the past two weeks in the Middle East.

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

 
Friday January 14 2011 at 9AM

Radiogazette presents a tribute to Dr. Martin Luther King,Jr. through a conversation with Dr. Arthur Hilson (photo above), who attended the March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom. We listen to the speech given by Dr. King on that day in August 1963. We find that there is a lot more than “I have a Dream” to this historic speech.       

March on Washington program - PDF Format - Click to download.

Contact: Ann G. Haggart radiogazette@gmail.com

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