I’ve been a music fan for as long as I can remember. My early life was pretty unremarkable in the Chicago suburbs, but after the Beatles came to America and the British Invasion began, I became obsessed with pop music … Continue reading →
by Don Dawson An interview with Bellows Falls Community Bike Projects’ Founding Director Bonnie Anderson Welcome to our WOOL newsletter and this month’s community interview. This past week, we sat down with Founding Director, Bonnie Anderson. Since 2013, the BF … Continue reading →
by Erin Dougherty-Petrie Do you ever think about your life.having a soundtrack? I know I do, and I think it makes for a pretty good box set. My Dad was a huge pop music fan, and probably was the first person to … Continue reading →
Mark Piepkorn was recently interviewed by Rana Williams on WOOL.FM‘s newest show, Bridge 33 Radio. Mark is the creative genius behind Stage 33 Live. Bridge 33 Radio features music from the show’s archives, along with the mission of supporting local and … Continue reading →
by Don Dawson WOOL: For those in our listening area that might not be familiar with Darlene Doane of Pizza Stone fame, tell us a little bit about yourself and how you … Continue reading →
My love for radio started as a youngster. Sittng in the back seat of the car my parents would play anything from talk shows to oldies music. The talk show greats at the time were national personalities like David Brudnoy … Continue reading →
by Don Dawson. This month’s interview features a chat with Bellows Falls resident, artist, advocate and a true Vermonter, hailing from Weathersfield, VT, Charlie Hunter. Many know him for his superlative artwork, while others may know him for his involvement … Continue reading →
I’ve often said this, and if you are a regular listener of my show on Tuesday Nights, you will hear me tell the tale of how I became a Program Host at WOOL FM. Radio Changed my life. Period. … Continue reading →
To help install our new broadcast console, WOOL has received an offer from a member who will match all donations up to a total of $5000 received by October 31st, 2021. >> Donate here <<
Continue reading →WOOL has a new phone number; it’s (802) 732-8384.
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