Here's a look ahead at who's on Sounds Good this week:
Monday, December 1
John Fannin will conduct his piece "A Winter’s Dawn" for Saturday's Community Band Concert in Murray. Fannin's compositions are getting nationwide attention in the wind band repertoire.
Today we meet Kathy Tinkham of Red Roof Ranch Alpacas in Trigg County. The Tinkhams have built a fifty plus alpaca herd on their hundred acre ranch. Each alpaca is named and its wool is identified in hand-made items in the store, alongside Peruvian goods.
Tuesday, December 2
Tracy's top ten CDs for giving
A preview of Market House Theatre's production of "A Charlie Brown Christmas" in Paducah
"Understanding Depression" with Dr. Michael Bordieri, assistant professor of psychology at Murray State. Listen to previous segments in this series
Wednesday, December 3
Katherine Farmer of Murray State's Racers Children's Preview Collection shares top ten kid's books for giving
Paula Lisowsky previews Christmas events at Janice Mason Art Museum in Cadiz, including the Festival of Trees and the Christmas Gift Bazaar
Thursday, December 4
David Ptaszek explains the Pennyroyal Center for Homeless Veterans in Hopkinsville
Deana Wright talks about Murray Main Street Merriment in downtown Murray for the holidays
Friday, December 5
A preview of Playhouse in the Park's production, "Junie B. in Jingle Bells, Batman Smells!"
The "Voice of the Racers" Neal Bradley and Tracy Ross discuss the beginning of the Racer basketball season including their performance in the "Challenge in Music City" tournament in Nashville.