The Splendid Table is radio's preeminent food program, airing on more than 300 public radio stations in the United States. Host Lynne Rossetto Kasper and producer Sally Swift create this award-winning program that explores the entire spectrum of food: from cheese making to finding wine bargains to the science of a great cup of coffee great to the best little greasy spoons in America.

Panhead: Loud, Dissonant, and Melodic Since 1992

Formed in Boston, MA, in 1992, Panhead carved out a distinct sound in the indie rock scene, blending dissonance and melody into their music. Known for their raw energy and DIY ethos, the trio—John Cahill (drums and vocals), Robert Masserelli (bass and vocals), and Steve Mammone (guitar and vocals)—became a staple in Boston’s underground music scene.

Throughout the ’90s, Panhead toured extensively along the East Coast and Midwest, earning a loyal following with their loud, gritty performances. Their music found a home on college radio, garnering airplay across the U.S., and they even received unexpected royalties from the UK for a track that made its way onto a TV show.

Panhead’s early albums were recorded at the legendary Fort Apache Studios in Roxbury and Cambridge, MA, with renowned producers Tim O’Heir and Carl Plaster. This period solidified their place in Boston’s music history, with their recordings capturing the band’s dynamic, unpolished sound.

After more than a decade of relentless performing, Panhead took a break to focus on family life. However, the original lineup reunited a year ago, picking up right where they left off. With new songs set to be released by the end of the year, Panhead is ready to make their mark once again—louder and bolder than ever.

Over the last year the venue has hosted shows from SEASICK STEVE / GARY CLARK JR / MUD MORGANFIELD / PETER DOHERTY / MYSTERY JETS / VINTAGE TROUBLE / TRIBES / IAN SIEGAL / THE POLECATS / BOB LOG III / THE DODGE BROTHERS / BAND OF SKULLS / ANDREW WEATHERALL / THE DRUMS / BILLY CHILDISH / LITTLE BARRIE / THE PRETTY THINGS / BIG JOE LOUIS and many more.....

The Blues Kitchen is the home of Rhythm & Blues in London. Based in the heart of Camden, The Blues Kitchen has live music every night and opens until 3am on Friday and Saturday nights. The venue also hosts a weekly blues jam every sunday, attended by 100's of musicians.


At Wesleyan, our open curriculum challenges and teaches you to think creatively, become intellectually agile, and take meaningful risks. This flexibility prepares you both for success and the inevitable setbacks along the path to discovery. Learn more at https://www.wesleyan.edu/

Quercus is a young, vibrant, internationally successful and award-winning publisher of fiction (including Stieg Larsson), non-fiction and children's books.

Wesleyan University’s Center for the Arts is an eleven-building complex on the Wesleyan campus that houses the departments of Art and Art History, Dance, Music, and Theater. Opened in 1973, the CFA serves as a cultural center for the region, the state and New England. The Center includes the 400-seat Theater, the 260-seat Hall, the World Music Hall (a non-Western performance space), the 400-seat Crowell Concert Hall, and the Ezra and Cecile Zilkha Gallery.

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