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For this week's program, host and producer Tom Lounges pulled a wide variety of blues from the deep library he has amassed over the years. Some of the artists heard on this edition of "MIDWEST BEAT BLUES" include — EDDY "The Chief" CLEARWATER, KENNY KINSEY & FUNKY MOJO DADDY, BILLY BRANCH, DON GRIFFIN, JOSEPH "Mojo" MORGANFIEDL & THE MANNISH BOYS, ALBERT COLLINS, PAT TRAVERS RICK DERRINGER, PAUL RODGERS, SAVOY BROWN, KOKO TAYLOR, DURTIS SALGADO, HOWARD & THE WHITE BOYS, DUK TUMATO and a handful of others.

This week on ART ON THE AIR our whole show features the storied career of Chicago-based photographer, storyteller, and former public relations executive, Tom Doody, including his recent soirée into war-torn Ukraine. Our Spotlight is on LaPorte County Symphony Orchestra’s - Holiday at the Pops concert on December 13.

Host Tom Lounges and Candice Night of Blackmore's Night talk about and spotlight songs from her powerful new solo album "Sea Glass". While also catching up on Life, Family, and the status of Blackmore's Night.

For this week's radio program, host and producer Tom Lounges interviewed iconic guitarist Andy Powell of the classic British band, Wishbone Ash.The Ash formed in 1969 and were in many ways born out of the British Blues Revival of the era. They later evolved into melodic folk-inspired rock, heavy rock, progressive rock, and hybrids of all those and more.On this program, Any Powell talks about his own evolution as one of the rock world's most gifted guitarists and the band's longevity and creative output that has spanned over 5 decades.

For this week's 11-14-25 radio program, host and producer Tom Lounges began the show with 50 minutes of his favorite classic British Blues by the Likes of The Rolling Stones, The Yardbirds, John Mayall & The BluesBreakers, Jeff Beck, and Peter Green's Fleetwood Mac. the second half of this week's program featured Tom's interview with Andy Powell of the classic British band, Wishbone Ash.The Ash formed in 1969 and were in many ways born out of the British Blues Revival of the era. They later evolved into melodic folk-inspired rock, heavy rock, progressive rock, and hybrids of all of those and more.On this program, Andy Powell talks about his own evolution as one of the rock world's most gifted guitarists and the band's longevity and creative output that has spanned over 5 decades.

This week on ART ON THE AIR features Reel Sound Recording Studio founder, Paul Waters, next we have pastel artist Umalla June, and Spotlight is on the Michigan City Messiah’s 61stYear, December 13th and 14th .

South Shore Arts Executive Director Jonathan Canning, the host of "Eye on the Arts Radio," speaks with Artistic and Education Director of the Chicago St. Theatre, Lisa Formosa-Parmigiano, about "A Charlie Brown Christmas" on November 28, 2025 - December 21, 2025For more information visit https://www.southshoreartsonline.org/.