Time	Program
12:00am	World Briefing
12:20am	World Business Report
12:30am	Newslink
1:00am	The Story
2:00am	The Ticket
3:00am	The World Today
3:30am	The Interview
4:00am	From Our Own Correspondent
4:30am	World Business Review
5:00am	Metro Connection
6:00am	The Parent's Journal
7:00am	Calling All Pets
8:00am	Weekend Edition Saturday
10:00am	Car Talk
11:00am	Wait, Wait...Don't Tell Me
12:00pm	This American Life
1:00pm	Studio 360
2:00pm	The Splendid Table
3:00pm	Marketplace Money
4:00pm	On The Media
5:00pm	All Things Considered
6:00pm	A Prairie Home Companion
8:00pm	Hot Jazz Saturday Night
11:00pm	Traditions with Mary Cliff

Time	Program
12:00am	Music From Foggy Hollow
3:00am	Banks of the Ohio
6:00am	Open Mic
8:00am	The Gary Henderson Show
11:00am	The Lee Michael Demsey Show
2:00pm	Traditions with Mary Cliff
6:00pm	The Thistle and Shamrock
7:00pm	etown
8:00pm	American Routes
10:00pm	Mountain Stage

Time	Program
12:00am	WTMD
5:00am	Soundprint
6:00am	Metro Connection
7:00am	On The Media
8:00am	Newshour
9:00am	Car Talk
10:00am	Weekend Edition Saturday
12:00pm	Wait, Wait...Don't Tell Me
1:00pm	The State We're In
2:00pm	Bob Edwards Weekend
3:00pm	Metro Connection
4:00pm	Newshour
5:00pm	This American Life
6:00pm	All Things Considered
7:00pm	WTMD

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The Dick Spottswood Show

Playlists for May 2007

May 20, 2007

This week's Obsolete Music standard bearers include Jim and Jesse, the Golden Gate Quartet, Blind Boy Fuller, Hylo Brown, Charles and Bill Monroe (wait 'til you hear Bill sing bass!), and a few Texas fiddle and blues bands.

May 27, 2007

Today's show features a visit with the Grand Ole Opry's legendary De Ford Bailey and a complete 1953 broadcast by Kentucky Holiness preacher and song leader Brother Claude Ely, including “There Ain't No Grave Gonna Hold My Body Down.”

May 13, 2007

Bob Wills, his brother Billy Jack, and Benny Goodman share some hot licks. Benny then flies on the Air Mail Special, as do Jim and Jesse. Add contrasting versions of "Frankie and Albert" and "Red Rocking Chair," a really flaky World War II morale booster from Karl and Harty, and you've got another unforgettable Obsolete Music Hour.

May 6, 2007

One new CD spotlights Hawiian guitar virtuoso Sol Hoopii in the 1930s; another collects Nashville music from independent labels in the 1940s. Dick's favorite hillbilly harmonicat Slim Martin is featured, and so is Fats Domino's cover of a Jimmie Rodgers classic. Obsolete Music was never better!