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Tourism Tuesdays: Patterson Park Pagoda
What: Free movie Where: Patterson Park When: September 5th, 2014 Come see the city from a different view! As one of the oldest parks in Baltimore it has so much history.…
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Museum Mondays: Jewish Museum of Maryland
What: Jewish Museum of Maryland Where: Inner Harbor Established in 1879, this museum was created to preserve the Jewish American history and culture. The second largest port of immigration to…
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Red Sammy and Palookaville Interview
When Kat and I sat down with Adam of Red Sammy and Howard of Palookaville, we had the chance to get an insiders take on their music as well as…
Mingo Fishtrap Review
One of the many unexpectedly unforgettable free concerts of the Rochester International Jazz Festival
To some, standing shoulder to shoulder in a rambunctious crowd of Rochesterians on an 85-degree night might seem unpleasant, but as I scanned the crowd, I couldn’t find a single soul that wasn’t enjoying the concert. Mingo Fishtrap was kicking off the third night of the Rochester International Jazz Festival in an unforgettable manner. It was hard to imagine cars ever driving on Gibbs Street because the music lovers had claimed the road as their own. Strangers quickly became dancing partners and friends as Mingo Fishtrap’s soulful funky sound assertively boogied its way through the crowd.
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Fr. Jim Martin Interview
My lovely co-host, Kat, had the wonderful opportunity to sit down with Fr. Jim Martin, S.J., who visited Loyola University back on December 7th, 2013. Following his speech, Kat and…
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Swampcandy Interview
Deep from the archives of the WLOY station emerges the Kat and Rae interview with Baltimore natives, Swampcandy. Way back in the winter of 2014, Kat and I sat down…
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Rachel Taft (Feed The Scene) Interview
Kat and I got to sit down with Feed the Scene creator, Rachel Taft. The things she provides for the Baltimore music scene and the greater music scene as a…
Loyolapalooza 2014
Loyola’s annual closing-of-the-year celebration, Loyolapalooza, was held on Sunday, April 27th. Students, faculty, friends, families, neighbors and–yes–even strangers, gathered to commemorate another productive academic year. Winners of this year’s WLOY Battle of the Bands, sisters Cecilia and Tessa Grace opened-up the show. The band Scavenger Hunt followed soon-after setting the mood and hyping-up the crowd for the main act: Capital Cities. The gallery follows
Honfest Spotlight: Janice B
Defying genres and transcending the standard music industry labels, songwriter & singer Janice B. has created her own style which she calls “Eclectic Soul”. Whether it’s R & B, jazz,…
Honfest Spotlight: Sahffi
Sahffi is an internationally renowned performer who describes herself as a "neo-alternative folk artist". She combines jazz, blues, folk and classical music to create a sound that is entirely her…