Some Noise with Raphi Salem (LTNF E20)
Does your favorite music come from your high school days? We explore some noise from Raphi Salem’s past on Lester the Nightfly
Finding Artistic Relevance After Covid-19 with Minton Sparks
Twice 5 Miles Radio with your host James Navé welcomes Minton Sparks, poet, storyteller, and singer-songwriter, to the microphone.
Alabama, Race, Hendrix, and Brown (LTNF E19)
Born in the north, raised in Alabama, Cork (an self-described “long hair”) found himself through the music of the early to mid 1960’s. James Brown. Jimi Hendrix. Howlin’ Wolf, The Almond Brothers, Janis Joplin filled his ears.
Live at White Rock Hall
The Story of White Rock Hall Returning to his hometown Marshall in the early 1990s after a successful musical career, musician and poet Keith Flynn founded the Asheville Poetry Review, which has published over 1800 new and established writers. Then he looked around for something new to create. He had a vision of transporting an…
Bobby Blows Your Mind (LTNF E18)
Bobby Blows Your Mind – a collection of music from the mind of Bob Sacks. A surprising collection this week on LTNF, Lester the Nightfly.
SMOKY THE SMALLEST WWII HERO
The smallest hero of World War II stood only seven inches tall and weighed four pounds. She was “Smoky,” a Yorkshire Terrier found in 1944 in New Guinea, abandoned in a foxhole.