Below are the show listings for past Cabaradios. Audio will be posted here as it becomes available.

• House Band: Mick Waldman, guitar; James Krueger, guitar; Ed Marris, accordion; Franziska Rausch, accordion
• Storyteller: Jack Maguire
• Reading & Interview: Will Nixon, co-author of Walking Woodstock: Journeys into the Wild Heart of America's Most Famous Small Town
• Interview: Alan Fleigel of Arts Upstairs and 60 Main/Community Store
• Music: Steve Koester
• Your Mother Should Know with Dorothy Greenberg
• Catskill Trivia with prizes from Lucky Chocolates

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• Music – Liam Wood – classical guitar
• Poetry – Georganna Millman
• Interview - UlsterCorps – a new organization to connect volunteers with service agencies
• House Band - Mick Waldman, guitar; Elly Wininger, guitar; Michaela, keyboards
• Catskill Trivia
• Shandaken Social Services Officer Eve Smith talks about the history of social services and available services
• Storyteller – Craig Apolito

• Bassist Gary Peacock plays "Old Country".
• Poet Janine Pommy Vega performs her work, with Ed Marris accompanying on accordion for one piece.
• Julia Rose talks about her Affordable Acupuncture Clinic and the not-for-profit organization "Healthcare is a Human RIght."
• Storyteller "Story" Laurie McIntosh illustrates why one shouldn't house-train a wild porcupine.
• "Shandaken Kids" perform music.
• popular know-it-all Dorothy Greenberg in the “Your Mother Should Know” segment
• The Cabaradio House Band: James Krueger, guitar; Mick Waldman, guitar; Ed Marris, accordion; Franziska Rausch, accordion; Daniel Wininger, drums.
• Native American drum circle.
• Cara Cruickshank's Listen To Me Youth Theatre performs skits from Monty Python.

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• beloved beat poet and Pentagon exorcist Ed Sanders
• Storyteller "Grandma" Avis Gebert
• the exciting and youthful Percussion Orchestra of Kingston (POOK)
• popular know-it-all Dorothy Greenberg in the “Your Mother Should Know” segment
• Musician Ben Vita
• Karen Rauter, marketing and communications director of Frost Valley YMCA
• Phoenicia Times publisher Brian Powers

A Valentine's Day Special Event of Regional Writers Reading LOVE Poetry

Saturday, February 14, Potluck Dinner at 6 PM, Show From 7- 9; FREE

An enjoyable evening of original love poetry from both sides of the fence! We will feature two poets from the women's writing group from Skidmore known as The Salon and two male poets as they read original works dealing with the pleasures and pitfalls of love. Starring Georganna Millman, Therese Broderick, Will Nixon and Bob Wright. Not to be missed, but if you can't come in person, tune in live right here at www.catskillradio.org

• Storyteller Jack Maguire
• Singer/songwriters Whitman & Pantell
• Instrument builder Ken Lovelett
• The Woodstock Guild's Children's Community Chorus, directed by Nancy Chusid
• Our own House Band with James Krueger on guitar & vocals, Mick Waldman on guitar & vocals, Mike Hermann on fiddle, and featuring DJ Pete on Jaw Harp
• Novelist Roger Wall
• Shandaken Theater Society with a scene from “Our Town”

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• House Band: James Krueger: Guitar & vocals, Mick Waldman: Guitar & vocals, Ed Marris: Accordion
• Illy Rap: Music/short interview
• Jill Olesker: Storyteller
• Byrdsong, directed by Nancy Chusid: Chorus
• “Your Mother Should Know” with Dorothy Greenberg
• Miriam Rose: Young Violinist
• Paul Misko: Local History
• Herb Cytrin: Raptors and Lost Wax Casting
• Shandaken Theatrical Society: Skits from summer kids' program

• House Band: James Krueger - Guitar & vocals, Mick Waldman - Guitar & vocals, Henry Hermann - violin
• Singer/Songwriter Bar Scott
• Interview: Karen Fairbairn of Lazy Crazy Acres
• Poet Phil Pardi
• Kid Stuff: Satch & Friends
• Interview: Ryan Trapani of Catskill Forest Association
• Interview: Mark Wilsey of Gormley Funeral Home and the Phoenicia Rotary Club

• Shandaken Theatrical Society
• Poet Will Nixon
• Marguerite de Soleil, Director of Shandaken Museum
• Teen Poet Kasey B.
• Clown Melody May
• Storyteller Evan Pritchard
• Ed and Franziska: Accordion Band
• House Band: James Krueger: Guitar & vocals, Mick Waldman: Guitar & vocals, Ed Marris and Franziska Rausch: accordions

• Peggy Stern, piano & Victor Deribeprey, bass
• Poet Matthew J. Spireng
• Cara Cruikshank and Kids in the Kaatskills Company
• Charlie Slater - Civil War history buff
• House Band - Freddie Blue Fox & James Krueger
• Storyteller Mary Savage
• Craig the Baker

• Music by Davida and Jim Davis
• Festival Round Table: Diane Galusha (Cauliflower Festival), Barbara Johnson (HOG Arts Festival), Jim Rauter (CHA Festival)
• Storyteller Craig Apolito
• House Band: James Krueger & friends
• Paul and Linda Champanier - Magic
• Poet Bob Wright

• House Band: James Krueger and Freddie Blue Fox
• Dakin Morehouse of the Empire State Railway Museum
• Lois Martin (Psychic numerologist)
• Pine Hillbillies (Dave Channon & Mary Herman)
• Valerie Linet (Poet)
• Peggy Atwood (Music)
• Rae Stang of Lucky Chocolates - chocolates & trivia
• Tom Caplan & Teens - play reading

• House Band: James Krueger, guitar & Freddie Blue Fox, mandolin
• Diane Galusha - President of the Historical Society of the town of Middletown
• Peigi Mulligan - Bagpipes
• Daniel Wininger of the Environmental Expo
• Dennis Havel - Saw song
• Cara Cruikshank and Kids of the Kaatskills
• Elly Wininger - Guitar
• Laurie Barrata - Storyteller
• Dorothy Albertini - Poet

Our Premiere!

• James Krueger - musical guest
• Mary Savage - storyteller
• Cara Cruikshank and Kids in the Kaatskills
• Jeffrey Roberts - music
• Susan Penick - Archery Demonstration
• Hilton & Stella Kelly - music and interview
• James Krueger and Freddie Blue Fox (banjo) - House band
• Maureen Nagy - Historian
• Kimberly - music
• Tom Caplan - poetry