Wandermag On-Air

Part of an Oral History Project on Grayville and its people with George McGarvey.

Interview with Justin Riley of the Kentucky band, Eight Daze Sober.

My interviews with Gary and Travis McCaslin of Sugar Creek Flea Market in Flat Rock, Illinois and Animal Planet's Turtleman--- Ernie Brown, Jr.

An interview with Steve Stoliar, author of "Raised Eyebrows: My Years Inside Groucho's House." Stoliar was a private secretary and archivist for the famous comedian during the last three years of Groucho's life.

The interview with Jacob S. Guerra about the Enfield Monster incident from Spring, 1973. Remixed for better quality.

Fifty years after it was first sighted in Enfield, Illinois we recall those eerie events with cryptozoologist and paranormal investigator Jacob S. Guerra.

Short interview with Ron Schieferdecker of SoulRoot Band.

Talking with Jake McGennis, Katie York and Andrew DeKemper about the 2022 Posey County Fair and Legends of Country show.

Scott Mason, traveling musician and radio host opens up about his life and what's important to him.

Brief discussion with director Tina Porter about the Broadway Players of Princeton, Indiana's production of "The Odd Couple". Runs April 1, 2 7PM and April 8, 9, at 7PM and April 10 at 2PM

My guest Wayne mcFarland, author and publicist discuss the Oscars and movies in general. Please note some of the music in this episode may be distorted due to technical issues.

On this episode we preview friend Gary Simmons upcoming podcast "Miles and Miles of Memories". His childhood memories, growing up in West Virginia, the Griffin, Indiana Bottoms and More!!

Author Bradford Tatum discusses his book "Only the Dead Know Burbank" in which he uses his knowledge of early Hollywood to weave a perfectly blended story of behind the scenes in Horror movies.

Profiling two of Grayville's newest businesses in early 2022. First, a chat with Ashley Thompson and Mayor Travis Thompson of Farmhouse Florist. Then catching up with Steve Hartsock and his publication Target News.

An interview with author Steve Snyder about his book "Shot Down". It is a true World War II story that recounts the dramatic experiences of a ten man B-17 bomber crew after the plane, piloted by the author's father was knocked out of the sky by German fighters over the French/Belgian border on February 8, 1944.      Winner of 20 National Book Awards,

Remembering the late great Tom T. Hall with some of his most memorable songs.

Interview with Jerry Horton, Commander of James M. Helm American Legion in Grayville, Alexa Morgan with Ernest Hemingway Home and Museum in Key West.

From Atlanta DJ to Rap superstardom with the 1993 smash hit "Whoomp (There It Is), acting and voice over work ad and now a catchy and successful Geico commercial, DC Glenn remains a force in show business and an inspiring voice.

My guest is author and concert goer Dan Davis who talks about the mythic much aligned Bull Island Rock Festival of 1972 and his new book on that weekend.

Two conversations with two mayoral candidates, vying for the office of Mayor of Fairfield, Illinois are Mike Dreith and Nate McGaha. 

An in-depth interview with Al Contrera, member of The Mystics, 50's Doo Wop group who had a #20 hit song with "Hushabye" which is also the title of Al's book on his life in music.

A shorter episode but with an important message. Hope it helps someone..

      My conversation with Boris Karloff biographer Gord Shriver who talks about the life and career of the famous actor and horror star.

Journeying back 35 years to 1985 with music and memories.

               A January 2020 interview with Louisiana native Trey Olds who is one of the youngest and most successful podcasters for his age, having interviewed a plethora of recognizable names.