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The Jazz Guy Persists

Hey, hey, hi, hi, it's Bill Wood, the Jazz Guy, the Voice of Vashon's oldest deejay on VoV's oldest show. The Jazz Guy combines Vashonbabble with great jazz, and if you hate it at first, don't give up, the Jazz Guy is an acquired taste. Stay cool.

Jazz Master Takes

Interested in classic jazz from the 50's and 60's? No idea what that is but curious just the same? Why not check out Jazz Master Takes and host Bob Grubbs will introduce you to American Classical Music at its best.

This I Believe

Inspired by the national series, the Voice of Vashon and the Vashon Chamber of Commerce is bringing This I Believe to our community. We encourage all Islanders to participate. Fifty Vashon Islanders have written and are recording their own essays.

Ignited by VoV producer Rachael Ellison-Taylor in 2006, "This I Believe-Vashon" has been a collaboration between Rachael and several hard-working volunteers -- Mark Wells, Deirdre Grace-Wells, Shelley Dillon, Michael Golen-Johnson and Susan McCabe.

Tune in to heartfelt, funny, moving and candid essays written and recorded by your friends and neighbors right here on Voice of Vashon.

What do you believe?

Noodles and Jam Hits the Air

Tim Heryford brings to VoV a smorgasborg of live sounds from your favorite jam bands.

Devilled Eggs

Chris and John join you for an hour-long program highlighting the oddities and absurdities of every day life. From bubble gum taste tests to the semantics of the English language, the historical significance of Silly Putty to the wonders of trombone playing, "Deviled Eggs" is intriguing and intelligent, confounding and kooky, perfect for the undiscriminating radio listeners of Vashon

Classic Rock and Beyond

Drew Pine and his sidekick Doug Pine present an assortment of great tunes, old and new, with some comedy and weird news too.

Celtic Aire

Celtic Aire is two hours long for your listening pleasure. You will hear new, rare and classic, local and international Celtic music, from flutes, fiddles, guitars, amazing singers and story tellers, pipes, synths, drums and step dancers (ur, foot percussionists). About once a month we visit with a prominent person in the Celtic community. Persons interviewed so far include Tommy Peoples, Mike Saunders, Rich Hill and Sean Patrick O'Reilly. Upcoming shows feature the music of Rona MacDonald Lightfoot, Bill Jones, Heidi Talbot, Kate Rusby, Andrew Calhoun, Bahola, Pint & Dale, Ian Lawther, Jock Agnew, Beolach, Jamie Laval, Dale Russ, and Cathie Ann MacPhee. Listen and let us know what you think.

Barstool Mountain

Hosts/DJs:	Tom And Liz
Program Description:	We're your hosts, Tom and Liz, and our show is dedicated to the music we love best: that of country music Legends - Past, Present, and Future. Barstool Mountain's format is quite simple: music, music, and more music that comes directly from the heart of the American experience. We explore the themes so prevalent in the Legend's oeuvre: drinkin', lovin', losin', and of course, Mama. We talk a little bit - because we never get tired of talking about the Legends, and our ruminations on this subject are quite amusing (at least to us.) But rest assured, it's the music that matters most on Barstool Mountain. We promise not to let our colloquy get in the way of the greatest music ever sung and played for the pure listening pleasure of the American people. And we probably don't need to tell you this, but we are what you might call country music snobs, meaning, we only play the good stuff. (If you don't know what that is, just listen and we'll give you a music lesson.) Our mission is to create a new generation of Legend-lovers, and to provide an hour of pure bliss for all the folks like us who already hip to the white-hot charms of Legendary, hardcore, and alt-Country. Tune in! Oh, and by the way, drop us line if want. Our email address is \n This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it We love to hear from ya, especially if you're also a Country Music snob -- or would like to become one.

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