"WCFA Spotlight: 'WORDS From the Barn' Event at The Sperlak Gallery and Sculpture Garden"
WCFA Spotlight: Love Story from Lauren G. Flanagan features Stone Harbor Setting
WCFA Book Spotlight: Jim Plousis & George Ingram, Jersey Lawman: A Life on the Right Side of the Law
Cape May Radio WCFA 101.5 Host Barbara Groark spotlights Jim Plousis and George Ingram, authors of Jersey Lawman: A Life on the Right Side of the Law".
MORNING JAZZ & MORE w/MIKE KEOSKY RETURNS to WCFA!
Host Mike Keosky brings you MORNING JAZZ and MORE Sundays 9 AM - 11 AM and rebroadcasting Tuesday 9 AM - 11 AM. It’s a bright mix of cool jazz, featuring some of the classic Jazz Masters, as well as new emerging artists, and the latest new releases. Along with the day’s news, sports and weather, you’ll also hear all the great music from The American Songbook!
CAPE MAY RADIO NEW SHOW! THE FLAVOR
The Flavor is an eclectic mixture of music and talk that excites the palate. Founded and hosted by Cape May County NAACP, The Flavor is committed to informing, educating, and empowering our listeners on issues that matter. Served through music, discussion, and interviews with seasoned and new leaders, each guest will share their own recipes for life. Friday nights at 8 PM and rebroadcasting Mondays at 6 PM.
WCFA SPOTLIGHT: Janet McShain, Cape May County Watercolorist and Poet
JOE FRANK -THE VOICE IN YOUR HEAD
JOE FRANK - THE VOICE IN YOUR HEAD. We've been granted permission by the Joe Frank estate to rebroadcast his programs.
The show will be on weekly on WCFA, 101.5 FM & streaming at
www.capemayradio.org or tell your smart speaker to PLAY WCFA
Joe Frank - The Voice In Your Head
Saturday, 8 - 9 PM
Sunday, 10 -11 PM
If you are not familiar with his amazing legacy of radio programs, let
me recap. Joe Frank was on the radio for decades starting in NYC on
WBAI in the 1970s, then NPR and ended his career on KCRW in Los
Angeles with his death in 2018. I don’t think anyone created "Theatre
Of The Mind" radio to his level. He invented and then perfected his
own genre of radio monologue/dialogue. Each show is a journey that is
sometimes surreal, sometimes comic, sometimes harrowing and always
mesmerizing. His impact on listeners is deep and most fans can
remember their first Joe Frank show. David Sedaris, Ira Glass (first
paid radio job was engineering for Joe) and Harry Shearer are all big
fans.
To learn about Joe Frank quickly there is a movie called JOE FRANK -
SOMEWHERE OUT THERE. It's a documentary about his life and work
(available to rent online.) I’ve attached a link to the trailer. It
gives you a short overview of his style, his story and his impact.
https://www.joefrankmovie.com/
From the Joe Frank web page: "Joe Frank’s unique mix of
autobiographical monologues, interviews and candid conversations,
woven together with trance-like music, engage listeners in a
philosophical exploration, an intimate confession, an absurd comedy, a
dark tragedy; all of which Frank takes to the farthest edge while
bringing you along for the alternately emotional and/or enlightening
ride."
I hope some of you will tune in and experience the radio work of Joe Frank.
Ed LaDuca, Cape May Radio WCFA 101.5 FM
Learn more here: http://joefrank.com
From Solitude to Solidarity - Haiku Through Covid-19 by the Isolated Poets Society
From Solitude to Solidarity - Haiku Through Covid-19 by the Isolated Poets Society
CAPE MAY COUNTY POETS "HAIKU THROUGH COVID-19"
With their book, "From Solitude to Solidarity," now available, members of the Isolated Poets Society of Cape May County talked recently with Barbara Groark of Cape May Radio WCFA 101.5 FM about their experiences coping with lockdowns and social distancing, and they read selections from the book.
