On Monday morning The Chris Wolf Show welcomes Robert Duke Jr., chair for the 2018 Knox Budget Committee. The ten million dollar budget passed, but committee members were disgruntled. We’ll find out why. It’s also National Bagel Day. Bagels are kind of like the Chris...
On Friday morning, December 8, 2017, The Chris Wolf Show welcomes Miners Creek Bluegrass Band for down home, tub thumpin’, banjo pickin', sing it from the mountain top, yahoo its mountain dew, music. It’s also "Pretend to be a Time Traveler Day" so we’ll need to...
Did you know that: 10% of babies born in Knox County are born from mothers who addicted to opiates 25% of our teenagers use drugs regularly Over 2000 people are addicted to opiates in Knox County but most can’t access treatment 90% of inmates of our local jail and...
Some think Stephen Betts has been reporting for so long he got the scoop on the birth of the baby Jesus. Not quite true but he's great at digging up the truth! And he's covered hundreds of other local stories of the years with depth and accuracy, but without (much)...
On Friday morning The Chris Wolf Show welcomes Mac Economy and Harvey Curtis from K2 Music. Guaranteed to be a jammie-jamming good time. And we celebrate National Bingo Day. Yes, on this date in 1929, the game of Bingo was invented. Join us for some light-hearted fun...
On Wednesday morning The Chris Wolf Show celebrates National "The Customer is Wrong Day" and we welcome Rockland City Councilor Adam Ackor. Join us for some light hearted fun with our customers and talk to Councilor Ackor about serving his city. The Chris Wolf Show...
Susan St. John tells about her new book on Outward Bound during the Hurricane Island years. Lots of pictures, lots of stories. If you ever went on an Outward Bound course or were part of Outward Bound, you’ll love this show.
A great conversation with newly elected Rockland City Councilor Lisa Westkaemper.
Ben Perry, Rockland historian, brings us up to date on Rockland history. Also brings his friend Stanley (the one of the left) to pull a few strings.
If you see a great looking sign in town, chances are it was done by Joe Ryan of Adventure Advertising. Joe tells us about the business and also their projects supporting the PAWS animal shelter.