Luke Bulla joins me to talk about growing up in a musical family, a musical career, and his upcoming concert at New Brackett Church, May 1st at 7:00 pm. He’s played with many bands and musicians, from Bela Fleck to a long...
Happy New Year! I hope the end of 2025 was restorative for you. Looks like we’ll need all the reserves we can muster if the first weeks of 2026 are any indication. I also want to send a big thank you to our 2025 donors. I won’t name them in order...
Andrea Rosenberg and I discuss the youth musical she’s directing, Malice in the Palace, featuring over 20 island youth. The performance will be held at the Guild Hall at the Cathedral on Congress St in Portland, November 22, 2025 at 6:00 pm. In our...
This week, an episode in two versions, both with Bill Anton introducing himself to Peaks Island, discussing his path to teaching, his observations about Peaks, PIES, and goals for the upcoming school year. Edited version that begins with Bill’s...
Well, the days seem to alternate between that crisp fall feeling and a whiplash back to summer. It has been disorienting as well as a sign of how busy and unprecedented the past month or two have been. I missed September’s newsletter because I did...
Welcome! I have been struggling for several months with how much I dislike social media but wanting to be able to share Peaks Island Radio updates. I remembered that you have generously provided your email addresses to the station. I think that this...
In this episode, I speak with Adrian Sutherland, an Indigenous Roots Rocker from Attawapiskat. I discovered Adrian’s latest album, Precious Diamonds, on Bandcamp and was immediately captivated by its freshness and depth of feeling. As his website...
We started Peaks Island Radio with a mission to have fun making radio and playing music for our local community at Peaks Fest 2019. Little did we know that the very next year would bring a global pandemic. Nevertheless, we’ve conducted over 50...
At Peaks Island Radio, we have a lot to be thankful for – family, friends, a good community. We’re also thankful to all of our listeners, volunteers, and donors. Here’s a short thanks to some of the folks who’ve put their time and love into bringing...
Sacred and Profane returned to Peaks Island on November 4th with a subdued but creative collection of installations. View some photos of the day below.
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