Watch the 30 Minute PBS documentary, "The Making of WoodSongs" (streaming) See the story of how Michael created the show, Darth Fader's old recording studio where it started, the crew in action, the music and all the behind the scenes story of creating the world's only multi-media syndicated radio show! (Directed by John Bacon)

The WoodSongs Old-Time Radio Hour comes to TV!

WoodSongs is now a weekly TV series available to any PBS TV Station. Call your hometown PBS station program Director, tell them about WoodSongs and say “the national feed from NETA will begin Feb 19th”   Click here for the PBS Station Finder to get their phone number.

About Woodsongs TV

Season 300 of WoodSongs is scheduled and ready. Thanks to the many affiliates who got behind season two: KET, West Virginia PBS, UNC, Georgia PBS, South Carolina, Utah PBS, KVCR, WBGU and many many others.

SEASON 300 - NETA FEED - MAY 5 - 21:00-22:00 / 513

Here is a list of artists appearing with folksinger Michael Johnathon on the 13 episodes of the Series 300 available to PBS and community TV stations:

• WS 301 Gretchen Peters and Cadillac Sky
• WS 302 Celebration of western swing with The Timejumpers
• WS 303 Celebration of Bluegrass (JD Crowe, Cherryholmes, Ronnie Reno)
• WS 304 Celebration of the Mountain Dulcimer (Jean Ritchie, Nashville Dulcimer Quartet, Jeff Hames)
• WS 305 Jorma Kaukonen and David Bromberg
• WS 306 Cliff Eberhardt and Celtic Spring
• WS 307 Kruger Brothers and the Chocolate Chocolate Drops
• WS 308 cellist Ben Sollee and Mike Farris
• WS 309 Si Kahn and Mary Sue Twohy
• WS 310 Elizabeth Cook and Special Concensus
• WS 311 Rasputina and David Monley
• WS 312 Boys of the Lough (England) and Red Wine (bluegrass from Italy)

The live-audience, all-volunteer run Americana format show is syndicated to 491 radio stations ... plus XM Satellite Radio and more. The WoodSongs Old-Time Radio Hour is available to all PBS stations as a weekly TV series featuring conversation and great performances with brilliant, grassroots artists from around the world ... from blues to bluegrass, country to celtic, old-timey to new songwriters.

“It’s like A Prairie Home Companion meets Conan O’Brien”   BILLBOARD MAGAZINE

To watch WoodSongs on our huge archive page, click here.

COMING SOON:
Special pages and online tools to help PBS Program Directors make WoodSongs TV a great success in their broadcast regions.

PROGRAMMING CONTACT:
PBS and Public Radio Program Directors contact: radio@woodsongs.com or call 859-255-5700