FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

February 7, 2013

Contact:
Janice Pearce
Brown County Hour
812-988-6368
jepearce@infionline.net
BrownCountyHour.com


JOIN US FOR THE BROWN COUNTY HOUR EPISODE 15

Stay tuned Saturday, February 16, from 5 – 6 pm, for BROWN COUNTY HOUR’s Episode 15 which broadcasts on local radio station WFHB (100.7 FM). This award-winning radio program highlights many facets of life in Brown County with artists, musicians, history, storytelling, theater, events, and poetry.

The public is invited to join the crew at Muddy Boots Café, to listen to the show at 5 pm as it airs on WFHB radio, or in your own home either on the radio or streaming on WFHB.org. Later the show can be listened to from the archives on either the WFHB or Brown County Hour websites (see info below).

If things did not go well for you on Valentine’s Day, you might want to tune into the show to find out about a unique remedy brought to you by one of the Brown County Hour’s Comedy Troupe, as well as some music to put you in the mood by guest singer musician Sarah Flint. Other special guests include Tall Tale Teller Hank Swain, artist Doris Embry, seasoned video producer Jim Krause, and actor Jeff Tryon along with some new contributors noted below.

The Brown County Hour would also like to acknowledge rogue writer, Dave Seastrom, the newest member of the team, along with previous guests Brown County Park naturalist, Jim Eagleman, and folklorist, Jon Kay, who have agreed to be regular contributors to the show. At the same time, The Brown County Hour bids farewell to Susan Showalter, a long time contributor to the show who has left to pursue other projects.

Now in their 3rd year on WFHB, the Brown County Hour is actively seeking more community buy-in and is opening its doors to people who would like to join the team in whatever capacity – as writers, audio editors, interviewers, sound effects magicians, or technical wizards. Please contact Vera Grubbs at 812-988-2946 or scgrubbs@prodigy.net. Brown County Hour is produced by volunteers from the county. New volunteers are always welcomed, as are ideas or comments.

Please join the crew at their weekly meetings on Tuesday evenings, 6:30 – 8:30 pm, at the studio in the Traditional Arts Building, 46 E Gould St., on the east side of the building. Call ahead in case of any changes.

This show and past shows can be listened to at the Brown County Hour website, www.browncountyhour.com, or listened to or downloaded from www.wfhb.org.

WFHB FM radio airs the shows at 100.7 FM in Nashville, 106.3 FM in Ellettsville, 98.1 FM in Bloomington, and 91.3 FM for south central Indiana, or on line at www.wfhb.org.

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• TIME: 5 p.m.

• WHERE: Muddy Boots Cafe, 136 Van Buren St. N., Nashville. 988-6911

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