Back to the Country
22nd Annual WORT Block Party
Come celebrate the 22nd Annual WORT Block Party and 16th Annual No Crap on Tap on Sunday May 19th from 11 am to 7 pm on the 200 Block of Martin Luther King, Jr. Blvd. Enjoy a beer garden and live music. There will also be children’s activities, food from around the world, art and […]
89.9 Social Club at the Winnebago
On Thursday, April 25th, The 89.9 Social Club is pleased to present WORT’s very own Bill and Bobbie Malone from “Back to the Country.” Gathering is at 6 to 8pm, with the Malones performing 6:30 to 7:30. The Winnebago offers a craft kitchen, by Executive Chef Charlie Kocezela. Full menu available here. “Made with our […]
Tiny’s Tap House Wins ChiliOcracy 5
The People Have Spoken It was a great day for chili. A little rainy, but not too cold. WORT fans filled the Harmony Bar and sampled some great chili. We want to thank our musical guests once again, The Ad Hoc String Band! Restaurants competed for the title “Supreme Commander of Chili” and your votes […]
World Radio Day Gathering at Parched Eagle Taproom
WORT celebrated World Radio Day 2019 at the Parched Eagle Taproom, 1444 East Washington Ave. This world-wide event brings volunteers and listeners together to appreciate independent, noncommercial, community radio. We enjoyed live performance from the Handphibians and spoken word from Flowpoetry, as well as WORT DJs Helena White (On the Horizon) and Kayla Kush (Kayla’s […]
Tom Paxton Interviewed on Back to the Country
Bill Malone, host of Back To The Country, chats with renowned folk troubadour Tom Paxton in advance of his Feb. 11 show at the Barrymore Theatre. Tom discusses growing up in Oklahoma and his recent “retirement” as well as working alongside his opening act/backing band The Don Juans. Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award winner and folk […]
Tom Waselchuk on Back to the Country
Bill and Bobbie Malone chat with Tom Waselchuk of the Dang-its on the Wednesday January 17 edition of Back to the Country. Tom talks about his many musical projects over the years in Madison as well as playing a rendition of Joel Mabus’ “Doc’sology”
