Randy Kambic has written hundreds of articles for The Fort Myers News-Press, Southwest Florida Parent & Child Magazine, The Banner, Florida Weekly and now The Naples Press. He compiled a regular weekly section on recreational tennis and golf for the Coastal Life section of the News-Press for more than two years;

Prior to that, he working in public relations in NYC for more than 25 years for several agencies and also for Madison Square Garden. 

Randy Kambic has written hundreds of articles for The Fort Myers News-Press, Southwest Florida Parent &amp; Child Magazine, The Banner, Florida Weekly and now The Naples Press. He compiled a regular weekly section on recreational tennis and golf for the Coastal Life section of the News-Press for more than two years;
Prior to that, he working in&nbsp;public relations in NYC for more than 25 years for several agencies and also for Madison Square Garden.&nbsp;

Three Song Stories is an exploration of the power music has to connect us to times, places, people, and emotions from our lives. The show brings out the guests’ personalities, and personal histories, by mining the connections music has made during their lifetimes. It’s also a chance to sit back and listen to the eclectic mix of songs the guests have chosen for their ultimate musical memory short list.

Three Song Stories

Episode 363 - Randy Kambic

Kim Dunham was born in Pennsylvania but grew up in Michigan. She moved to Connecticut after high school and lived there for about six years before moving to Florida in 1999. Kim’s been working at WGCU since 2019 as part of the membership team. 




SONGS AND LINKS

The original opening 20th Century Fox intro into the original theatrical release of Star Wars in 1977. 

https://youtu.be/oJguy6wSYyI?si=SRwB09rUgasvWdrI

Black Celebration by Depeche Mode - it's the title track of their fifth album release in 1986.

https://youtu.be/axs85iB5y1E?si=F6PNbeg2_daFPvCG

I Want to Know What Love Is by Foreigner from their album Agent Provocateur released in 1984.

https://youtu.be/4jA-_g_iSY0?si=JXmiBVLX3o5FsPxQ

Kim Dunham was born in Pennsylvania but grew up in Michigan. She moved to Connecticut after high school and lived there for about six years before moving to Florida in 1999. Kim&rsquo;s been working at WGCU since 2019 as part of the membership team.&nbsp; 
SONGS AND LINKS
The original opening 20th Century Fox intro into the original theatrical release of Star Wars in 1977.&nbsp;
<a href="https://youtu.be/oJguy6wSYyI?si=SRwB09rUgasvWdrI">https://youtu.be/oJguy6wSYyI?si=SRwB09rUgasvWdrI</a>
Black Celebration by Depeche Mode - it's the title track of their fifth album release in 1986.
<a href="https://youtu.be/axs85iB5y1E?si=F6PNbeg2_daFPvCG">https://youtu.be/axs85iB5y1E?si=F6PNbeg2_daFPvCG</a>
I Want to Know What Love Is by Foreigner from their album Agent Provocateur released in 1984.
<a href="https://youtu.be/4jA-_g_iSY0?si=JXmiBVLX3o5FsPxQ">https://youtu.be/4jA-_g_iSY0?si=JXmiBVLX3o5FsPxQ</a>

3SS-368-KIM-DUNHAM

Madison Morris is a singer-songwriter who focuses on bringing his storytelling nature to light over top of an Americana sound - playing more than 200 live performances throughout the year as a full-time musician.

He co-wrote "We're All Still Here" with his wife in the aftermath of Hurricane Ian after they were displaced from their home and lost so much. It was included on the official ballot for Grammy consideration in 2023.

The newest single, “Hard Rain”, came out in July of 2024 and was also recognized with a Grammy consideration in 2024.

Madison also officially launched his band, called Madison Morris & the Stringfellows.

SONG 1: “Seminole Wind” by John Anderson from his 1992 album of the same name. 3:57 - https://youtu.be/UmWexj90OU4?si=nZluDeCKRcfIF5kd

SONG 2: “24 Frames” by Jason Isbell by his, IMHO, singular album Something More Than Free released in 2015. 3:13 - https://youtu.be/-JLlPssDF5A?si=QBL6gqDhXNCF2rTP

SONG 3: Jimi Hendrix's “Voodoo Child (Slight Return)” from his 1968 album, Electric Ladyland. 5:13 - https://youtu.be/L7UMubmfbH0?si=9KXMJZuioFzfLpgt

 

Madison Morris&nbsp;is a singer-songwriter who focuses on bringing his storytelling nature to light over top of an Americana sound - playing more than 200 live performances throughout the year as a full-time musician.
He co-wrote "We're All Still Here" with his wife in the aftermath of Hurricane Ian after they were displaced from their home and lost so much. It was included on the official ballot for Grammy consideration in 2023.
The newest single, &ldquo;Hard Rain&rdquo;, came out in July of 2024 and was also recognized with a Grammy consideration in 2024.
Madison also officially launched his band, called Madison Morris &amp; the Stringfellows.
SONG 1: &ldquo;Seminole Wind&rdquo; by John Anderson from his 1992 album of the same name. 3:57 - <a href="https://youtu.be/UmWexj90OU4?si=nZluDeCKRcfIF5kd">https://youtu.be/UmWexj90OU4?si=nZluDeCKRcfIF5kd</a>
SONG 2: &ldquo;24 Frames&rdquo; by Jason Isbell by his, IMHO, singular album Something More Than Free released in 2015. 3:13 -&nbsp;<a href="https://youtu.be/-JLlPssDF5A?si=QBL6gqDhXNCF2rTP">https://youtu.be/-JLlPssDF5A?si=QBL6gqDhXNCF2rTP</a>
SONG 3: Jimi Hendrix's &ldquo;Voodoo Child (Slight Return)&rdquo; from his 1968 album, Electric Ladyland. 5:13 -&nbsp;<a href="https://youtu.be/L7UMubmfbH0?si=9KXMJZuioFzfLpgt">https://youtu.be/L7UMubmfbH0?si=9KXMJZuioFzfLpgt</a>
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Episode 367 - Madison Morris

Scott Turow is a writer and attorney. He is the author of fourteen works of fiction, including Presumed Innocent, and most recently, Presumed Guilty, which hit the shelves in January of this year. All of his novels have been New York Times bestsellers. His works have been the basis for film and television projects…last year Apple TV+ released an eight-part limited series based on Presumed Innocent, starring Jake Gyllenhaal.

From 1978 until 1986, Mr. Turow worked as Assistant United States Attorney for the Northern District of Illinois prosecuting several high-profile public corruption cases. He has also served on a number of public bodies, including the Illinois Commission on Capital Punishment, which proposed reforms to Illinois’ death penalty system, and he was the first Chair of Illinois’ Executive Ethics Commission, created in 2004 to regulate executive branch employees in Illinois. 

SONG 1: “We Shall Overcome”...this is a 1962 live recording that’s been remastered…and re-released on the album Every Morning at Half Past Four in 2020. https://youtu.be/KUbkld3Rq2A?si=Xvtm-4JB5lhXLuGF

 

SONG 2: Kermit the Frog singing "Rainbow Connection" - in the 1979 film The Muppet Movie. https://youtu.be/YRPBUeVOimU?si=Uz2a2ICgc1zf_c7a

 

SONG 3: "Runaway" by Del Shannon released in 1961 on his debut album Runaway with Del Shannon. https://youtu.be/0S13mP_pfEc?si=YPul_1R6i_CpLfZL

Scott Turow&nbsp;is a writer and attorney. He is the author of fourteen works of fiction, including Presumed Innocent, and most recently, Presumed Guilty, which hit the shelves in January of this year. All of his novels have been New York Times bestsellers.&nbsp;His works have been the basis for film and television projects&hellip;last year Apple TV+ released an eight-part limited series based on Presumed Innocent, starring Jake Gyllenhaal.
From 1978 until 1986, Mr. Turow worked as Assistant United States Attorney for the Northern District of Illinois prosecuting several high-profile public corruption cases. He has also served on a number of public bodies, including the Illinois Commission on Capital Punishment, which proposed reforms to Illinois&rsquo; death penalty system, and he was the first Chair of Illinois&rsquo; Executive Ethics Commission, created in 2004 to regulate executive branch employees in Illinois.&nbsp;
SONG 1: &ldquo;We Shall Overcome&rdquo;...this is a 1962 live recording that&rsquo;s been remastered&hellip;and re-released on the album Every Morning at Half Past Four in 2020.&nbsp;<a href="https://youtu.be/KUbkld3Rq2A?si=Xvtm-4JB5lhXLuGF">https://youtu.be/KUbkld3Rq2A?si=Xvtm-4JB5lhXLuGF</a>
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SONG 2: Kermit the Frog singing "Rainbow Connection" - in the 1979 film The Muppet Movie. <a href="https://youtu.be/YRPBUeVOimU?si=Uz2a2ICgc1zf_c7a">https://youtu.be/YRPBUeVOimU?si=Uz2a2ICgc1zf_c7a</a>
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SONG 3: "Runaway" by Del Shannon released in 1961 on his debut album Runaway with Del Shannon. <a href="https://youtu.be/0S13mP_pfEc?si=YPul_1R6i_CpLfZL">https://youtu.be/0S13mP_pfEc?si=YPul_1R6i_CpLfZL</a>

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