English chemist and physicist, Michael Faraday, born on this date in 1791, is recognized for his dazzling findings in the fields electro-magnetism and flux-rotation.
Cheryl Snyder
William Howard Taft on Crosscurrents 9/15
The only U.S. President who later became chief justice of the U.S. Supreme Court, William Howard Taft was born on this date in 1857.
Peter Sellers on Crosscurrents 9/8
The comic detective exploits of Chief Inspector Clouseau was made famous by Peter Sellers who was born on this date in 1925. Gavin and Wyatt are the focus of Clouseau’s inspection while the Pink Panther is on his mind. The song list in honor of Peter Sellers will focus on panther, pink, and diamond music…
Rock Hall of Fame Museum on Crosscurrents 9/1
A musical exploration of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Museum is yours to enjoy by tuning in Crosscurrents, 9/1 at 8 a.m.
Telling Tales – 8/09/14
In Honor of National Aviation Day, MsG reads two stories: “The Day I Sprouted Wings” by J. Herman Banning “Flying – A Dream Come True!” by Ida M. Tarbell She explains the stories are “in dedication to all the “flyboys and girls” who taught me the science of aviation and how to love flying.”
Saturday changes on KTOO
Some exciting changes are on the horizon for Saturday radio fans.