HeyJaredArts Blast on the Air with Willi Miller
I began covering the arts on Florida's Treasure Coast almost 25 years ago after working in Miami with WTMI-FM. Before Miami, I spent 16 unforgettable years in the U.S.
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Tony Spadafora and Beth Green (Indialantic Chamber Singers) (opens the original)
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Music has always been in Tony Spadafora's heart. Today, he talks about how he started singing in Broadway shows and choruses while working full time. He was able to retire into music in 2005 and has been enjoying singing with the Indiatlantic Chamber Singers ever since. Beth Green, Artistic Director of Indiatlantic Chamber Singers, beagan her acreer in public education, becoming a voice teacher and joining a choir as a singer. She has a degree in Choral Music Education and she tells us about the
Marty and Bev Paris (Music Works Concerts) and Beau Surratt (Suntree United Methodist Church) (opens the original)
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Marty and Bev Paris take time from their busy schedule to talk to us about Music Works Concerts and Paris Productions. They're putting on 16 live performances through April. Concerts inlude Go Now (Featuring the music of the Moody Blues) November 19th, Jay and the Americans January 21st, and Jefferson Starship March 13th. All concerts are at the Emerson Center in Vero Beach. Tickets and details can be found at MusicWorksConcerts.com We also discuss" Hidden Faces 2026: From Homeless to Home," the
Mark Barnes (PSL Botanical Gardens) and Mike Freeman (Community Band of Brevard) (opens the original)
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We're joined by Mark Barnes of Port St Lucie Botanical Gardens. We discuss Mark's musical career; he's released 15 albums, has won 40+ music awards and he's a member of the Indie Music Hall of Fame! He's also been in charge of marketing for PSL Botanical Gardens, a volunteer-run non-profit center with a variety of gardens, since 2011. Be sure to attend the Botanical Bazaar and Orchid Symposium, rain or shine, on Saturday, October 10th from 9-4. Discover more about Mark's music at MarkBarnesMusic
Dee Rose (Vero Beach Theatre Guild) and Kate Maingot (Gifford Academy for the Performing Arts) (opens the original)
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President of the Vero Beach Theatre Guild, Dee Rose joins the show and she's excited for "Steel Magnolias" to play her 205-seat theatre from September 11-27. It's going to be a popular one; 59 women auditioned for 6 roles! We discuss how Dolly Parton's recent death affected the cast and crew. And "Come From Away" which tells the true story of a small Canadian town that welcomed thousands of stranded airline passengers on September 11, 2001, plays the Theatre Guild in November. Kate Maingot of th
Suzanne Seldes (Vero Beach Museum of Art) and Teresa Cannady (Indian River Symphonic Association) (opens the original)
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Vero Beach Museum of Art's Deputy Director Suzanne Seldes joins the show to tell us about the new season and the construction progress. The Museum will be open seven days a week beginning in September. Every 2nd Saturday of the month is free admission. The museum offers classes and workshops for all; veterans are free. Discover more at VBMuseum.org Indian River Symphonic Association Managing Director Teresa Cannady then joins us to talk about the concert they produce every year for 1,100+ area 5
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