Brenda Durant of the Greater Augusta Arts Council hosts "Arts Weekly" a ½ hour radio show dedicated to Arts and Entertainment in Augusta, Georgia and the Central Savannah River Area on WAEG-FM, Smooth Jazz 92.3 on Saturday mornings from 9:30-10am. http://www.augustaarts.com/podcasts.htm Arts 2008 Greater Augusta Arts Council. All Rights Reserved. en Thu, 1 Jan 2009 12:10:25 -0500 scott@redwolf-inc.com Thu, 1 Jan 2009 12:07:36 -0500 scott@redwolf-inc.com FeedForAll v2.0 (2.0.2.9) http://www.feedforall.com Arts Weekly: A ½ hour radio show dedicated to arts and entertainment in Augusta, Georgia and the CSRA - courtesy of WAEG-FM Smooth Jazz 92.3. Broadcast Saturday mornings 9:30 am - 10:00 am. Brenda Durant of the Greater Augusta Arts Council hosts "Arts Weekly" a ½ hour radio show dedicated to Arts and Entertainment in Augusta and the CSRA on WAEG-FM, Smooth Jazz 92.3 on Saturday mornings from 9:30-10am. Greater Augusta Arts Council Greater Augusta Arts Council scott@redwolf-inc.com Greater Augusta Arts Council, radio, Brenda Durant, Augusta, Ga, Georgia, CSRA, Arts, weekly, calendar no no http://www.augustaarts.com/images/gaac_logo_rss.jpg http://www.augustaarts.com/podcasts.htm Brenda Durant of the Greater Augusta Arts Council hosts "Arts Weekly" a ½ hour radio show dedicated to Arts and Entertainment in Augusta, Georgia and the Central Savannah River Area on WAEG-FM, Smooth Jazz 92.3 on Saturday mornings from 9:30-10am. 144 84 Arts Weekly Host Brenda Durant of the Greater Augusta Arts Council covers arts events for the week of January 3, 2009. Special guest interview with Ed Durant. Ed and Brenda offer a musical retrospective of 2008. To request past Arts Weekly podcasts please visit AugustaArts.com. http://augustaarts.com/podcasts.htm scott@redwolf-inc.com Arts 53574DF4-E229-46C7-9A9B-29E8ED0FA3F3 Thu, 1 Jan 2009 11:57:19 -0500 Special Guest, Ed Durant Arts Weekly Host Brenda Durant of the Greater Augusta Arts Council covers arts events for the week of January 3, 2009. Special guest interview with Ed Durant. Ed and Brenda offer a musical retrospective of 2008. 25:00 Greater Augusta Arts Council Greater Augusta, Arts Council, Radio, Arts, Brenda, Durant, Augusta, Ga, Georgia, CSRA, arts weekly no no Arts Weekly Host Brenda Durant of the Greater Augusta Arts Council covers arts events for the week of December 27, 2008. Special guest interview with world renowned trombonist Wycliffe Gordon. Mr. Butler will introduce their new School and the upcoming show "The Johnny Williams Story." Wycliffe Gordon enjoys an extraordinary career as a performer, conductor, composer, arranger, and educator, receiving high praise from audiences and critics alike. Gordon tours the world performing hard-swinging, straight-ahead jazz for audiences ranging from heads of state to elementary school students. Gordon received the Jazz Journalists Association 2008, 2007, 2006, 2002 and 2001 Award for Trombonist of the Year, and the Jazz Journalists Association 2000 Critics’ Choice Award for Best Trombone. In addition to a thriving solo career, he tours regularly leading the Wycliffe Gordon Quartet, headlining at legendary jazz venues throughout the world. Gordon is a former veteran member of the Wynton Marsalis Septet, Lincoln Center Jazz Orchestra and has been a featured guest artist on Billy Taylor's "Jazz at the Kennedy Center" Series. Gordon’s extensive performance experience includes work with many of the most renowned jazz performers of the past and present. For more information about Wycliffe Gordon please visit www.WycliffeGordon.com! http://augustaarts.com/podcasts.htm scott@redwolf-inc.com Arts 86B57F49-553F-4D59-99A7-2760E5C57036 Sat, 27 Dec 2008 08:19:31 -0500 Special Guest, Wycliffe Gordon Arts Weekly Host Brenda Durant of the Greater Augusta Arts Council covers arts events for the week of December 27, 2008. Special guest interview with world renowned trombonist Wycliffe Gordon. Mr. Butler will introduce their new School and the upcoming show "The Johnny Williams Story." Wycliffe Gordon enjoys an extraordinary career as a performer, conductor, composer, arranger, and educator, receiving high praise from audiences and critics alike. Gordon tours the world performing hard-swinging, straight-ahead jazz for audiences ranging from heads of state to elementary school students. Gordon received the Jazz Journalists Association 2008, 2007, 2006, 2002 and 2001 Award for Trombonist of the Year, and the Jazz Journalists Association 2000 Critics’ Choice Award for Best Trombone. In addition to a thriving solo career, he tours regularly leading the Wycliffe Gordon Quartet, headlining at legendary jazz venues throughout the world. Gordon is a former veteran member of the Wynton Marsalis Septet, Lincoln Center Jazz Orchestra and has been a featured guest artist on Billy Taylor's "Jazz at the Kennedy Center" Series. Gordon’s extensive performance experience includes work with many of the most renowned jazz performers of the past and present. For more information about Wycliffe Gordon please visit www.WycliffeGordon.com! 25:00 Greater Augusta Arts Council Greater Augusta, Arts Council, Radio, Arts, Brenda, Durant, Augusta, Ga, Georgia, CSRA, arts weekly no no Arts Weekly Host Brenda Durant of the Greater Augusta Arts Council covers arts events for the week of December 6, 2008 and previews the upcoming holiday season. The Greater Augusta Arts Council advances the arts and thus, enrich the quality of life in Augusta and the Central Savannah River Area. From the youngest child to their great, great grandparents and every socioeconomic and ethnic background they touch lives everyday. The smallest events are those that make us them most proud. The smiles of the children in the ArtScape Camp, the joy from the performers on the ethnic stage at Arts in the Heart or the elderly man taking his first painting lesson he has wished for since childhood. The community is built one by one in diverse individuals making up the incredible region Augusta calls home. The GAAC has been in Augusta for 35 years weaving the arts into lives. For more information about the Greater Augusta Arts Council please visit AugustaArts.com! http://augustaarts.com/podcasts.htm scott@redwolf-inc.com Arts E6F2A056-61B4-4E8B-AFD4-AEBD1B2AEF19 Sat, 20 Dec 2008 08:32:27 -0700 Host Brenda Durant continues to preview the upcoming holiday season and events into 2009 Arts Weekly Host Brenda Durant of the Greater Augusta Arts Council covers arts events for the week of December 6, 2008 and previews the upcoming holiday season. The Greater Augusta Arts Council advances the arts and thus, enrich the quality of life in Augusta and the Central Savannah River Area. From the youngest child to their great, great grandparents and every socioeconomic and ethnic background they touch lives everyday. The smallest events are those that make us them most proud. The smiles of the children in the ArtScape Camp, the joy from the performers on the ethnic stage at Arts in the Heart or the elderly man taking his first painting lesson he has wished for since childhood. The community is built one by one in diverse individuals making up the incredible region Augusta calls home. The GAAC has been in Augusta for 35 years weaving the arts into lives. For more information about the Greater Augusta Arts Council please visit AugustaArts.com! 25:00 Greater Augusta Arts Council Greater Augusta, Arts Council, Radio, Arts, Brenda, Durant, Augusta, Ga, Georgia, CSRA, arts weekly no no Arts Weekly Host Brenda Durant of the Greater Augusta Arts Council covers arts events for the week of December 13, 2008. Special guest interview with Tyrone Butler of the Augusta Mini Theatre. Mr. Butler will introduce their new School and the upcoming show "The Johnny Williams Story." The Augusta Mini Theatres mission is to provide opportunities for the development of the artistic skills of area youth, with special attention to the needs of those at-risk; to facilitate participation in the arts for citizens underserved because of socio-economic condition; and to provide a venue for professional artists to share their expertise. The Augusta Mini Theatre, Inc., Augusta Georgia’s first arts school to focus on multi-art disciplines, was founded on October 8, 1975, by Tyrone J. Butler as a 501© (3) non-profit agency. Prior to 1975, there were arts agencies offering one discipline, but no local agency offered dance, drama, visual arts, and music under one roof. With the philosophy that the arts are for all, the Mini Theatre was particularly inviting to low- to moderately low-income at-risk youth and senior citizens. Although offerings are relevant and open to the total community, the Mini Theatre, for the past thirty years, has filled a void by giving special attention to the artistic needs of these and other underserved segments of the community. No student has ever been turned away from their classes or performances because of the inability to pay. Over the years, thousands of persons have benefited from their program. For more information about The Augusta Mini Theatre please visit www.AugustaMiniTheatre.com! http://augustaarts.com/podcasts.htm scott@redwolf-inc.com Arts 11B62445-027C-447F-B9FE-6C8E619B0B41 Sat, 13 Dec 2008 07:32:38 -0700 Special Guest, Tyrone Butler of the Augusta Mini Theatre Arts Weekly Host Brenda Durant of the Greater Augusta Arts Council covers arts events for the week of December 13, 2008. Special guest interview with Tyrone Butler of the Augusta Mini Theatre. Mr. Butler will introduce their new School and the upcoming show "The Johnny Williams Story." The Augusta Mini Theatres mission is to provide opportunities for the development of the artistic skills of area youth, with special attention to the needs of those at-risk; to facilitate participation in the arts for citizens underserved because of socio-economic condition; and to provide a venue for professional artists to share their expertise. The Augusta Mini Theatre, Inc., Augusta Georgia’s first arts school to focus on multi-art disciplines, was founded on October 8, 1975, by Tyrone J. Butler as a 501© (3) non-profit agency. Prior to 1975, there were arts agencies offering one discipline, but no local agency offered dance, drama, visual arts, and music under one roof. With the philosophy that the arts are for all, the Mini Theatre was particularly inviting to low- to moderately low-income at-risk youth and senior citizens. Although offerings are relevant and open to the total community, the Mini Theatre, for the past thirty years, has filled a void by giving special attention to the artistic needs of these and other underserved segments of the community. No student has ever been turned away from their classes or performances because of the inability to pay. Over the years, thousands of persons have benefited from their program. For more information about The Augusta Mini Theatre please visit www.AugustaMiniTheatre.com! 25:00 Greater Augusta Arts Council Greater Augusta, Arts Council, Radio, Arts, Brenda, Durant, Augusta, Ga, Georgia, CSRA, arts weekly no no Arts Weekly Host Brenda Durant of the Greater Augusta Arts Council covers arts events for the week of December 6, 2008 and previews the upcoming holiday season. The Greater Augusta Arts Council advances the arts and thus, enrich the quality of life in Augusta and the Central Savannah River Area. From the youngest child to their great, great grandparents and every socioeconomic and ethnic background they touch lives everyday. The smallest events are those that make us them most proud. The smiles of the children in the ArtScape Camp, the joy from the performers on the ethnic stage at Arts in the Heart or the elderly man taking his first painting lesson he has wished for since childhood. The community is built one by one in diverse individuals making up the incredible region Augusta calls home. The GAAC has been in Augusta for 35 years weaving the arts into lives. For more information about the Greater Augusta Arts Council please visit AugustaArts.com! http://augustaarts.com/podcasts.htm scott@redwolf-inc.com Arts 7C8B3EDA-A904-4A43-AFBB-934403C57CD0 Sat, 6 Dec 2008 10:32:07 -0700 Host Brenda Durant previews the upcoming holiday season Arts Weekly Host Brenda Durant of the Greater Augusta Arts Council covers arts events for the week of December 6, 2008 and previews the upcoming holiday season. The Greater Augusta Arts Council advances the arts and thus, enrich the quality of life in Augusta and the Central Savannah River Area. From the youngest child to their great, great grandparents and every socioeconomic and ethnic background they touch lives everyday. The smallest events are those that make us them most proud. The smiles of the children in the ArtScape Camp, the joy from the performers on the ethnic stage at Arts in the Heart or the elderly man taking his first painting lesson he has wished for since childhood. The community is built one by one in diverse individuals making up the incredible region Augusta calls home. The GAAC has been in Augusta for 35 years weaving the arts into lives. For more information about the Greater Augusta Arts Council please visit AugustaArts.com! 25:00 Greater Augusta Arts Council Greater Augusta, Arts Council, Radio, Arts, Brenda, Durant, Augusta, Ga, Georgia, CSRA, arts weekly no no