
Camp Zydecow
the CONTINUING TRADITION - Bill OlsonA Cajun music and dance weekend in Downeast Maine!!
By Bill Olson

Dig O’Neal – Tattoo Your Guitar
Looking for the Crossroads - deb Ewingworking within the flow: sound, bodies, wood
By debora Ewing

Patsy Montana, the Cowboy’s Sweetheart with a Heart of her Own
Roland's Roadhouse Ramble - Terry RolandPatsy Montana was an agent of change in 1935 as she became the first female artist in country music to sell a million records and to yodel her way into the company of Jimmie Rodgers & Gene Autry.
By Terry Paul Roland

Autumn Arrives in Rattle My Cage
Voice Notes: A Folk Diva's Guide to the Galaxy - Susie GlazeNumber 76, October 1, 2025 I Can Feel the Season Growing Cold
By Susie Glaze

Woody Guthrie: Prophetic Dispatches from Across the Ages
Roland's Roadhouse Ramble - Terry RolandWoody Guthrie - Woody At Home - Vol 1 + 2
By Terry Paul Roland

An Education of Sorts
Living Traditions - Amelia HoganLiving Traditions - Number 3 - September 2025
By Amelia Hogan

Maine Fiddle Camp
the CONTINUING TRADITION - Bill OlsonA multigenerational, outdoors trad music camp in the Maine woods
By Bill Olson

Kate MacLeod and the Beauty of Impermanent Things
Looking for the Crossroads - deb EwingNUMBER 39 - in which we talk of art and music, water, family, and trains (some with bread.) September 2025
By debora Ewing

Folk Songs in The Classroom: From Kentucky to New York City
Voice Notes: A Folk Diva's Guide to the Galaxy - Susie GlazeFrom the Kentucky Hill Country to New York City - Jean Ritchie as Educator Voice Notes: A Folk Diva's Guide to the Galaxy Number 75, September 1, 2025
By Susie Glaze

L.A. Singer-Songwriter, Henry Zhao, Releases an EP of New Music
Roland's Roadhouse Ramble - Terry RolandWith the new EP release, “Instant Multiversal Emergency Eradication,” by prolific singer-songwriter, Henry Zhao, the obvious echoes of Bob Dylan, Buddy Holly & Elvis Costello will be noted, but a deeper drink of this artist’s work and a glance at his recent struggles with a neurological disorder that effects his mental health challenges reveal a universal artist walking on the razor’s edge of his own destiny.
By Terry Paul Roland