Kate McNally
Host, The Folk ShowKate’s public radio career started at Keene State College as a volunteer DJ with the University’s student run station, WKNH, where she hosted a Sunday afternoon folk music program, Fiddlesticks for six years. In 1986 after graduating, Kate was offered a position with WKNE in Keene where she worked her way to become production coordinator, copywriter, full-time program director and morning drive personality for AM 1290. When WKNE-AM became an automated station, Kate moved on to work for WKXE and WRSI as well as nonprofit work. In 1995, Kate was asked to host The Folk Show on New Hampshire Public Radio. In addition to her studio work, Kate emcees festivals and concerts throughout the Northeast.
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Tom Rush has released a new album, "Gardens Old, Flowers New." The singer-songwriter's upcoming tour includes shows in Keene and Portsmouth.
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Harvey and Joyce are busy with holiday shows, writing and collecting material for new recordings. They took a moment from their busy schedule to visit Kate McNally with some songs and conversation for NHPR's Folk Show
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Todd Hearon stopped by with a preview from his forthcoming album Yodelady.
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Della Mae stopped by with some songs and conversation with Kate McNally of The Folk Show.
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Tiffany Williams and Sara Trunzo stopped in to The Folk Show with some songs and conversation in New Hampshire.
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Mary Gauthier and Jaimee Harris joined us with a few tunes and conversation about Mary's recent book and album.
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Dar Williams stopped by The Folk Show with music from her new album and conversation with Kate McNally about her observations from the road.
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Fortunes Favor, (Chris O'Connor and Mike Bradley) New Hampshire musicians joined us in the studio with some original music and an original Christmas shopping idea ;)
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Producer, author, musician, Jim Rooney stopped by The Folk Show with previously unreleased material!
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Singer/Songwriter Chuck Hall's new album is called One Tree. He stopped by the Folk Show with his cittern and guitar to play a few tunes for us.