Name: Canvasback - the controversy in downtown Cambridge over a historic building by WHCP Radio - 91.7fm
Duration: 11 min 27 s
Description: When the poster declaring that the old Woolworth building in downtown Cambridge was up for auction, rumors started flying. Adrian Holmes, head of Alpha Genesis CDC, is trying to explain what has taken place.

The amazing Linda D. Harris in conversation with Mike Starling talks about her remarkable emergence as a Jazz singer, "I Walk With Harriet" Tour Experience, and Executive Director of the Harriet Tubman Organization - Museum and Education Center -- all roles she has taken on after age 60.

Linda D. Harris - Part 1

Enjoy these Thanksgiving classics everyone knows and loves! These are certainly not all parody songs written and recorded last week by humor columnist Alexandra Petri and composer Jack Mitchell!

“It’s Not Christmas Yet!” by Scaly Dave from “This Is Not A Christmas Album”

“Pumpkin Spice,” by Unknown (Corporate)

“Draw a Hand Turkey!” by The Gobblers

Todd Marcus Interview

Catch up with dChief Donna Wolf Mother Abbott, the first female chief of the Nause  Waiwash Tribe who is also immortalized on the Cambridge Women of Dorchester mural. 

Chief Donna Wolf Mother

Lynn Randle-Degour will speak to Bob DeGour about the STEM program being put to use in Talbot country schools on Shore Seniors. 

Shore Seniors - Bob DeGour

When the poster declaring that the old Woolworth building in downtown Cambridge was up for auction, rumors started flying. Adrian Holmes, head of Alpha Genesis CDC, is trying to explain what has taken place.

Canvasback - the controversy in downtown Cambridge over a historic building

Writer, artist and vocalist Laurie Anderson, one of America’s most renowned and daring creative pioneers, came to the Library this spring to discuss her life and work. In this conversation with NYPL’s Paul Holdengraber, Anderson talks about art, inspiration, and trusting the physical.

Laurie Anderson on Melville, Opera, and Mystery

WHCP Radio on the Mid-Shore of Maryland. We are the only non-commercial community radio station on the Mid-Shore. We are a music station, a news station, an NPR Member station, and we are obsessively about our local communities on the Eastern Shore of Maryland! We primarily serve the communities of Dorchester and Talbot Counties, but our transmitting distance covers over 7 counties in the Chesapeake Bay Region!

Canvasback - the controversy in downtown Cambridge over a historic building

WHCP Radio - 91.7fm

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