Greg and Dan welcome Dr. Lynnsey Lambrecht, Dr. Angela Yoon, and Dr. Jason Terry to discuss  the Songs of Hope: Unveiling Darkness program that dives into social justice issues prevalent in society.

Songs of Hope: Unveiling Darkness features four songs with the intent of sharing stories and messages with four topics: human trafficking, undocumented immigrants, refugees, and marginalized youth.

Bradley University welcomes the Songs of Hope program on Friday, October 27th at 7:30 PM in the Dingeldine Music Center. This event is free and open to the public. 

Greg and Dan welcome Dr. Lynnsey Lambrecht, Dr. Angela Yoon, and Dr. Jason Terry to discuss  the Songs of Hope: Unveiling Darkness program that dives into social justice issues prevalent in society.
Songs of Hope: Unveiling Darkness features four songs with the intent of sharing stories and messages with four topics: human trafficking, undocumented immigrants, refugees, and marginalized youth.
Bradley University welcomes the Songs of Hope program on Friday, October 27th at 7:30 PM in the Dingeldine Music Center. This event is free and open to the public.

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Songs of Hope Project, Shares Stories on Social Justice Issues Through Music, to Perform at Bradley University

Dan talks with director Kevin Wickhart and actress Megan Blardo about Eastlight Theatre’s upcoming production of Hands on a Hardbody, a musical inspired by the true events captured in the 1997 documentary of the same name. They discuss the unusual true story behind the show, how it was transformed into a stage musical, the cast bringing these characters to life, and what drew Kevin to directing the production. They also preview what audiences can expect from Eastlight’s production and why the show offers much more than its unusual premise.

Showtimes: Hands on a Hardbody is performed at 7:30 p.m. at Eastlight Theatre-Auditorium in East Peoria, with tickets available through Eastlight Theatre. Explore Peoria

For more information and tickets, visit Eastlight Theatre.

Dan talks with director Kevin Wickhart and actress Megan Blardo about Eastlight Theatre&rsquo;s upcoming production of Hands on a Hardbody, a musical inspired by the true events captured in the 1997 documentary of the same name.&nbsp;They&nbsp;discuss the unusual true story behind the show, how it was transformed into a stage musical, the cast bringing these characters to life, and what drew Kevin to directing the production. They also preview what audiences can expect from Eastlight&rsquo;s production and why the show offers much more than its unusual premise.
Showtimes: Hands on a Hardbody is performed at 7:30 p.m. at Eastlight Theatre-Auditorium in East Peoria, with tickets available through Eastlight Theatre. <a href="https://explorepeoria.com/events/eastlight-theatre-hands-on-a-hardbody/?utm_source=chatgpt.com">Explore Peoria</a>
For more information and tickets, visit <a href="https://www.eastlighttheatre.com?utm_source=chatgpt.com">Eastlight Theatre</a>.

Hands on a Hardbody!

Dan talks with Jason and Matt Lowe of the Lowe Brothers about their musical journey, which dates back to 1996, and how they have rediscovered their sense of purpose and passion for performing over the years. The brothers share how they got their start, the opportunities they’ve explored throughout their careers, and why they believe it’s never too late to pursue a dream. They also discuss their “Nashville Connection,” which evolved during the pandemic and ultimately connected them with The 615 Collective, a group of Nashville singer-songwriters who come together to showcase the songwriting and storytelling at the heart of the Nashville sound. Jason and Matt preview their special homecoming performance in Peoria on Friday, September 25 at the 3300 Event Center, where the Lowe Brothers will open for The 615 Collective. Doors open at 6 p.m. with the show beginning at 7 p.m. The brothers reflect on what it means to return home for the performance and share an encouraging message about continuing to chase your passions and never giving up on your dreams.

Dan talks with Jason and Matt Lowe of the Lowe Brothers about their musical journey, which dates back to 1996, and how they have rediscovered their sense of purpose and passion for performing over the years. The brothers share how they got their start, the opportunities they&rsquo;ve explored throughout their careers, and why they believe it&rsquo;s never too late to pursue a dream. They also discuss their &ldquo;Nashville Connection,&rdquo; which evolved during the pandemic and ultimately connected them with The 615 Collective, a group of Nashville singer-songwriters who come together to showcase the songwriting and storytelling at the heart of the Nashville sound. Jason and Matt preview their special homecoming performance in Peoria on Friday, September 25 at the 3300 Event Center, where the Lowe Brothers will open for The 615 Collective. Doors open at 6 p.m. with the show beginning at 7 p.m. The brothers reflect on what it means to return home for the performance and share an encouraging message about continuing to chase your passions and never giving up on your dreams.

Never Give Up the Dream!

Dan talks with Ken Zurski, announcer for the Morton Marching Invitational, and Andy Empey, Co-Director of Bands at Morton High School, about the 20th Annual Morton Marching Invitational, happening Saturday, September 26 at Morton High School, with performances beginning at 2:30 p.m. The annual competition welcomes marching bands from across Illinois and beyond to showcase their field shows before a professional judging panel, with awards recognizing outstanding winds, percussion, color guard and overall performances. They discuss what the Invitational has meant to Morton over the past 20 years, the excitement and passion surrounding marching band, and the tremendous amount of time, preparation and dedication students put into their performances. They also highlight why the event is important to the community and the special atmosphere created when students, families, schools and marching band fans all come together.

Tickets are $10 for adults, $5 for seniors, and children 3 and under are free.

Dan talks with Ken Zurski, announcer for the Morton Marching Invitational, and Andy Empey, Co-Director of Bands at Morton High School, about the 20th Annual Morton Marching Invitational, happening Saturday, September 26 at Morton High School, with performances beginning at 2:30 p.m. The annual competition welcomes marching bands from across Illinois and beyond to showcase their field shows before a professional judging panel, with awards recognizing outstanding winds, percussion, color guard and overall performances. They discuss what the Invitational has meant to Morton over the past 20 years, the excitement and passion surrounding marching band, and the tremendous amount of time, preparation and dedication students put into their performances. They also highlight why the event is important to the community and the special atmosphere created when students, families, schools and marching band fans all come together.
Tickets are $10 for adults, $5 for seniors, and children 3 and under are free.

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