Local Resonance Credits

Today's Local Resonance was produced myself, with massive planning assistance from Randy Vander Molen. Recording and production assistance for Local Resonance is provided by Mackinaw Harvest Studios. Event calendar listings are powered by GRNOW.com. Our online audio player was designed by Celeste Pretzel of Y2 Creative. Our theme song was composed by the band The Chinese People..... Special thanks go out to the Community Media Center's IT team for getting the Local Resonance section of WYCE.org ALMOST done in ALMOST no time at all..... To listen to archived version of the show, read about our contributors, or find out how you can get involved with producing content for this show, please visit the local section at WYCE.org. And, we'd like to hear what you think of the show. Either fill out the feedback form on the site, or give us a call at 616-459-4788 x222 and share your opinion. Local Resonance is a production of the Community Media Center.

The Mines

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Concert Calendar

For a full listing, check out the calendar links on the right-hand side at wyce.org/local.

Cedar Rock Basement Program

Kevin Murphy

The Cedar Rock Basement Program

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Kevin Murphy

Welcome to Local Resonance, WYCE's new program dedicated to West Michigan's music scene. Local Resonance doesn't just play music from local artists - instead, we like to say that we tell the stories of people in our community through the music in their lives. That means that we'll take a look at music that's produced and created locally, but we'll also feature live music events from local, national and international acts, and we'll take a look at music of all kinds that the people of West Michigan are listening to… On today's show, a conversation with John Sinkevics from the Grand Rapids Press, talking about some of the best new releases in local music, an in-studio interview with one of those artists -- the Cedar Rock Basement Program, community music features including 'My Three Songs', and a portrait of local octogenarian jazz man Walt "Cougar" Simmons.

The Chinese People