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Join us in this episode as we are in conversation with Art Harker of the local Tusten Historical Society.
https://welcometonarrowsburg.com/tusten-historical-society
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Charles Wilkin - The Artist and Bee Keeper
In 2008 Charles went looking for danger and when no one wanted to go skydiving with him he chose beekeeping instead. He quickly realized bees are actually gentle and fragile creatures. “I guess you can say I fell in love with danger.” Charles jokes “They’ve become like family and I’ve learned over the years to be less of a beekeeper and more of a care taker.” As his passion for bees grew so did the demand for 2 Queens honey, which eventually lead to the addition of teas to our product line. Tea and honey are also a true love story and Charles curates only the finest teas that pair perfectly with his honey. “For me, great tea should taste amazing but it also must be healthy and help the bees in some way. Which is why many of our teas have ingredients bees pollinate.” Sounds like a perfect match and a lovely cup of tea!
For addional information please visit the 2 Queens website at: https://2queenscoffee.com/
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A special thank to Dale Blagrove and Brian Erlwein for mentioning Western Sullivan Public Library in their latest epsisode of Pride Time on local WJFF 90.5 FM Radio Catskills. Once a month these two have a great time talking about being local in the Sullivan Catskills area.
We love when community groups and organizations support each other.
We are always up for a great Shout Out. So let us know where you are hearing or seeing us.
ENJOY!
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This episode is the conclusion of an on-going series. A soap opera called, As The River Turns.
Brought to you by Act Underground Theatre and the Western Sullivan Public Library. A murder has occurred in our little hamlet.. All this observed through the eyes, ears and tears of people tryin’ to do the right thing because no one mourns the wicked … in this case, JJ Wareverson, the most hated man in town.
We’re one up on the sheriff. We know whodunnit. Mrs. Constance Sullivan. A survivor of abuse, who wanted to make sure no one else endured the hell she went through … no matter what.
Join us for this the final episode of our series, As the River Turns.
With The Act Underground Theatre’s Podcast Players: Warren Anschutz, Janet Burgan, Thomas Cambridge, Tina Gordon, Veronica Hernandez, Naomi Holoch, Kyoshin Lohr, Wendy Merritt, Heidi Mollenhauer, Greg Triggs, Charlie
Podcast Production: Dale Blagrove
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This episode is the seventh installment of an original continuing series.
In Callicoon, Jeffersonville, and ... (Simple. Not rural. Small town.) Narrowsburg, New York, Time: the 1930s a hamlet within the Town of Tusten a place full of people you can trust in ... with a few notable suggestions.
Time moves a little slower here depending on the mood of the river – a lady we call Delaware.
But time doesn’t stop the humanity all around us! Join us for this monthly continuing seres.
With sound and graphics by Alan Kehoe, original music by Heidi Mollenhauer and produced by Western Sullivan Public Library’s techwizard, Dale Blagrove.
With The Act Underground Theatre’s Podcast Players: Warren Anschutz, Janet Burgan, Thomas Cambridge, Tina Gordon, Naomi Holoch, Kyoshin Lohr, Wendy Merritt, Heidi Mollenhauer, Greg Triggs, Charlie Trowbridge
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This episode is the sixth and final installment of an original series.
In Callicoon, Jeffersonville, and ... (Simple. Not rural. Small town.) Narrowsburg, New York, Time: the 1930s a hamlet within the Town of Tusten a place full of people you can trust in ... with a few notable suggestions.
Time moves a little slower here depending on the mood of the river – a lady we call Delaware.
But time doesn’t stop the humanity all around us! Join us for this monthly continuing seres.
With sound and graphics by Alan Kehoe, original music by Heidi Mollenhauer and produced by Western Sullivan Public Library’s techwizard, Dale Blagrove.
With The Act Underground Theatre’s Podcast Players: Warren Anschutz, Janet Burgan, Thomas Cambridge, Tina Gordon, Naomi Holoch, Kyoshin Lohr, Wendy Merritt, Heidi Mollenhauer, Greg Triggs, Charlie Trowbridge
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This episode is the fith installment of an original continuing series.
In Callicoon, Jeffersonville, and ... (Simple. Not rural. Small town.) Narrowsburg, New York, Time: the 1930s a hamlet within the Town of Tusten a place full of people you can trust in ... with a few notable suggestions.
Time moves a little slower here depending on the mood of the river – a lady we call Delaware.
But time doesn’t stop the humanity all around us! Join us for this monthly continuing seres.
With sound and graphics by Alan Kehoe, original music by Heidi Mollenhauer and produced by Western Sullivan Public Library’s techwizard, Dale Blagrove.
With The Act Underground Theatre’s Podcast Players: Warren Anschutz, Janet Burgan, Thomas Cambridge, Tina Gordon, Naomi Holoch, Kyoshin Lohr, Wendy Merritt, Heidi Mollenhauer, Greg Triggs, Charlie Trowbridge
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This episode is the fourth installment of an original continuing series.
In Callicoon, Jeffersonville, and ... (Simple. Not rural. Small town.) Narrowsburg, New York, Time: the 1930s a hamlet within the Town of Tusten a place full of people you can trust in ... with a few notable suggestions.
Time moves a little slower here depending on the mood of the river – a lady we call Delaware.
But time doesn’t stop the humanity all around us! Join us for this monthly continuing seres.
With sound and graphics by Alan Kehoe, original music by Heidi Mollenhauer and produced by Western Sullivan Public Library’s techwizard, Dale Blagrove.
With The Act Underground Theatre’s Podcast Players: Warren Anschutz, Janet Burgan, Thomas Cambridge, Tina Gordon, Naomi Holoch, Kyoshin Lohr, Wendy Merritt, Heidi Mollenhauer, Greg Triggs, Charlie Trowbridge
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This episode is the third installment of an original continuing series. A sudser. Yes, a seller of soap, based in our Hamlet of Narrowsburg in the 1930s.
That’s right a soap opera called, As The River Turns. This third episode is a chance for you to get to more of the townsfolk. Last episode we followed sweet, noble Constance as she went about her day. In this episode we will get to know a little bit about her husband Luxton and a few of the other characters residing in the 1930’s Hamlet of Narrowsburg.
With sound and graphics by Alan Kehoe, and original music produced and performed by Heidi Mollenhauer. Our Podcasts are produced by Western Sullivan Public Library’s techwizard, Dale Blagrove.
Join us for this monthly continuing series.
With The Act Underground Theatre’s Podcast Players: Warren Anschutz, Janet Burgan, Thomas Cambridge, Tina Gordon, Veronica Hernandez, Naomi Holoch, Kyoshin Lohr, Wendy Merritt, Heidi Mollenhauer, Greg Triggs, Charlie
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AS THE RIVER TURNS – EPISODE TWO
“CONSTANCE”
written and directed by Greg Triggs
This episode is the Second Installment of an original continuing series. A sudser. Yes, a seller of soap, based in our Hamlet of Narrowsburg in the 1930s.
That’s right a soap opera called, As The River Turns. This second episode we will be following “Constance”, the beloved matriarch and founder of the local paper. She has her hands full with her two growing daughters.
With sound and graphics by Alan Kehoe, original music by Heidi Mollenhauer and produced by Western Sullivan Public Library’s techwizard, Dale Blagrove.
In Callicoon, Jeffersonville, and ... (Simple. Not rural. Small town.) Narrowsburg, New York, Time: the 1930s a hamlet within the Town of Tusten a place full of people you can trust in ... with a few notable suggestions.
Time moves a little slower here depending on the mood of the river – a lady we call Delaware.
But time doesn’t stop the humanity all around us! Join us for this continuing series, with new half hour episodes every two weeks!
With The Act Underground Theatre’s Podcast Players: Warren Anschutz, Janet Burgan, Thomas Cambridge, Tina Gordon, Naomi Holoch, Kyoshin Lohr, Wendy Merritt, Heidi Mollenhauer, Greg Triggs, Charlie Trowbridge
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AS THE RIVER TURNSwritten and directed by Greg Triggs
This episode is the first installment of an original continuing series. A sudser. Yes, a seller of soap, based in our Hamlet of Narrowsburg in the 1930s.
That’s right a soap opera called, As The River Turns. This premiere episode is a chance for you to get to know some of the townsfolk. A primer, if you will. With sound and graphics by Alan Kehoe, original music by Heidi Mollenhauer and produced by Western Sullivan Public Library’s techwizard, Dale Blagrove.
In Callicoon, Jeffersonville, and ... (Simple. Not rural. Small town.) Narrowsburg, New York, Time: the 1930s a hamlet within the Town of Tusten a place full of people you can trust in ... with a few notable suggestions.
Time moves a little slower here depending on the mood of the river – a lady we call Delaware.
But time doesn’t stop the humanity all around us! Join us for this monthly continuing series.
With The Act Underground Theatre’s Podcast Players: Warren Anschutz, Janet Burgan, Thomas Cambridge, Tina Gordon, Naomi Holoch, Kyoshin Lohr, Wendy Merritt, Heidi Mollenhauer, Greg Triggs, Charlie Trowbridge
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Old Time Radio Podcast:
My Friend Irma – The Coronation aka Irma’s Trip to England
Irma wins a raffle from her Secretary’s Club for an all-expense paid trip to England and the Queen’s Coronation. Determined to make all her travel plans by herself over the strenuous objections of her dearest friends, the trip doesn’t exactly come off as planned …. And somehow involves Boston Baked Beans in lieu of crumpets and the Red Sox instead of Manchester United soccer. An hilarious trip you will not easily forget! God Save the Queen!
This adaptation of My Friend Irma was written by Cy Howard, edited and directed by Greg Triggs, with sound engineering by Alan Kehoe and stage management by Thomas Cambridge.
Featuring the Act Underground Theatre’s Podcast Players, including: • Janet Burgan * Thomas Cambridge • Tina Gordon • Naomi Holoch * Kyoshin Lohr • Wendy Merritt • Heidi Mollenhauer, • Charlie Trowbridge.... and our announcer Warren Anschutz.
Western Sullivan County Public Library podcast is produced by Dale Blagrove
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Martin Higgins - Head Roaster
Martin began micro-roasting roasting coffee in 1996 when he opened his first shop in Columbus, Ohio. After growing that business into 5 locations, he moved on to large scale commercial roasting where he continued to refine his roasting skills. “Diner coffee doesn’t take much effort, but roasting something truly worth drinking takes years of study and experience.” Every batch of 2 Queens coffee starts with the best green beans hand selected by Martin and roasted to absolute perfection. “I spend hours sampling, blending and experimenting. I’m obsessed with finding the best flavor notes hidden in every bean.” Martin’s passion for roasting can be found in every cup of 2 Queens coffee, and his favorite part is sharing it with you.
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The excitement mounts as everyone gathers at the racetrack to see Mr. Clyde’s new racehorse Laughing Boy compete at the track. But a last minute decision to swap out Laughing Boy for the filly Dancing Girl has Irma racing with time as she comes up with an idea to save Laughing Boy from the glue factory….. against all odds.
Be sure to tune in ….. you will be sure to win, place AND show with this racetrack winner!
This adaptation of My Friend Irma was edited and directed by Greg Triggs, with sound engineering by Alan Kehoe and stage management by Thomas Cambridge.
Featuring the Act Underground Theatre’s Podcast Players, including: • Janet Burgan * Thomas Cambridge • Tina Gordon • Naomi Holoch * Kyoshin Lohr • Wendy Merritt • Heidi Mollenhauer, • Charlie Trowbridge.... and our announcer Warren Anschutz.
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BIG TOWN: PITTSBURGH LIL - Written by Jerry McGill
The Illustrated Press is the biggest newspaper of BIG TOWN -- a hustling, bustling, scurrying, hurrying, dashing, slashing madhouse -- where everyone works at top speed, driven by the sharp tongue of its merciless managing editor, Steve Wilson. Our scene is the newspaper offices of the Illustrated Press and the next big scoop of former criminal operator turned wealthy socialite is just about to hit the presses, but not without dramatic death threats and ruined reputations!
This adaptation of BIG TOWN, was edited and directed by Greg Triggs, with sound engineering by Alan Kehoe and stage management by Thomas Cambridge.
Western Sullivan County Public Library podcast is produced by Dale Blagrove.
Featuring the Act Underground Theatre’s Podcast Players, including: • Janet Burgan * Thomas Cambridge • Tina Gordon • Naomi Holoch * Kyoshin Lohr • Wendy Merritt • Heidi Mollenhauer, • Matt Nolen • Charlie Trowbridge and The Voice, Warren Anschutz.
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MY FAVORITE HUSBAND: VALENTINE’S DAY
(another in our series of Old Time Radio radio podcasts)
Mistaken identities and Valentine’s cards gone astray that end up in the hands of the entirely the wrong person! Listen to our next hilarious podcast featuring the most happy of married couples whose intentions don’t quite match their expectations of a Happy Valentine’s Day
This adaptation of My Favorite Husband , was edited and directed by Greg Triggs, with sound engineering by Alan Kehoe and stage management by Thomas Cambridge.
Western Sullivan County Public Library podcast is produced by Dale Blagrove.
Featuring the Act Underground Theatre’s Podcast Players, including: • Janet Burgan * Thomas Cambridge • Tina Gordon • Aaron Hickland • Naomi Holoch * Kyoshin Lohr • Wendy Merritt • Heidi Mollenhauer, • Matt Nolen • Ken Parks • Charlie Trowbridge.... and our announcer Warren Anschutz.
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From the series of The Front Page radio dramatizations
From earliest times, mankind has held in awe and terror the appearance of a meteor or comet in the skies. What would happen in your life if you knew you only had moments to live before an earth destroying comet strikes! Listen and find out what others did!
This adaptation of The Front Page, was written by Leonard E. L. Cox, edited and directed by Greg Triggs, with sound engineering by Alan Kehoe and stage management by Thomas Cambridge.
Western Sullivan County Public Library podcast is produced by Dale Blagrove.
Featuring the Act Underground Theatre’s Podcast Players, including: • Thomas Cambridge • Tina Gordon • Aaron Hickland • Kyoshin Lohr • Wendy Merritt • Heidi Mollenhauer, • Matt Nolen • Ken Parks • Charlie Trowbridge.... and our announcer Warren Anschutz.
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Welcome to the Western Sullivan Public Library's newest podcast INTERSECTIONS. A podcast by our local community for people that love and support our community, where we get to meet some fantastic and fascinating local members of our community. People that make this area so uniquely special.
In our very first episode we get an AMAZING opportunity to listen to a conversation with Laura Moran, the Western Sullivan Public Library Public Library Branch Manager for the Delaware Free Branch in Callicoon NY. She is speaking with Wendy Townsend, our 2021 Literary Fellow for Sullivan County. Join me and have a listen.
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The truest of loves are found in so many places and often times there are no more precious times than the winter holidays …. yet sometimes these winter days are more difficult and stressful than we would like. Learn more about love, in its many forms, from one family amidst the bustle of the holidays in this latest podcast in our series.
This holiday podcast is brought to you by the Act Underground Theatre Company and the Western Sullivan Public Library and is, directed by Greg Triggs, with sound engineering and graphics by Alan Kehoe, podcast design by Dale Blagrove and starring Thomas Cambridge, Tina Gordon, Wendy Kaufman, Kyoshin Lohr, Heidi Mollenhauer, Matt Nolen, Ken Parks, Charlie Trowbridge, and our announcer, Warren Anschutz
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Romance is the promise of a lover’s kiss whispered on the wind, or the bittersweet, aching yearning for true love. But Romance isn't always a couple holding hands in the moonlight – it can be for someone who wants greasepaint, a spotlight and applause.
"Stage Door" is the story of a boardinghouse full of young women like that. We're going to tell you what happened to three of them – they all share a room in a theatrical boardinghouse on the corner of 75th Street and Broken Hearts Boulevard.
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