Cartwheels on the Sky ~ Poets, Poems & Discovery. Please join host Blake More as she takes you on a journey through the minds and hearts of poets from around the country. Highlighting a new poet in conversation each week, each episode brings you fresh, intelligent, living poetry and lively discussions. All shows also stream live, once a week on KGUA FM on Saturdays from 7-7:30pm ron KGUA FM Gualala.
Cartwheels on the Sky
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Cartwheels on the Sky ~ Poets, Poems & Discovery. Please join host Blake More as she takes you on a journey through the minds and hearts of poets from around the country. Highlighting a new poet in conversation each week, each episode brings you fresh, intelligent, living poetry and lively discussions. All shows also stream live, once a week on KGUA FM on Saturdays from 7-7:30pm ron KGUA FM Gualala.
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December 7, 2025
Solstice Poetry & other Festive Meanderings
<p>host Blake More celebrates Holiday Poetry and Other Festive Meanderings on Cartwheels on the Sky</p><p>You will hear the voices of Mendocino County locals, as well as youth, theatrical readings of famous works and other surprises — shifting us into the spirit of the season with a wonderful mix of poets who answered the call for “seasonal poetry” on Facebook and beyond. </p><p>One Candle, released by Nymphya on November 14th, but it was born across two Winter Solstices: written on Solstice Eve to capture the night’s magic, and recorded the following Solstice Eve to enhance that same energy. <a href="https://open.spotify.com/album/7y3BjrTsU5vYtIMGh7peGJ?si=n8aXIAmSTVKJcqxwebCOlQ" target="_blank" rel="noopener">You can find it on Spotify here</a>.</p>
May 7, 2025
Jazz Musician & Poet Harrison Goldberg on Cartwheels on the Sky
<p>Host Blake More speaks with musician, poet, artist Harrison Goldberg to discuss Goldberg’s long, interesting, creative career as a jazz saxophonist, poet, artist, and playwright. </p><p>With his trademark tools of musical expression, his three saxophones: tenor, alto and soprano, Harrison can be seen and heard in several local venues as well as on a variety of CD recordings. He changes these three instruments as easily as one might change hats, which brings something to mind: As the grandson of a Russian immigrant hat maker in New Bedford, Massachusetts, Harrison has “worn a few hats of his own making,” including that of an abstract artist in the Dadaist tradition, a wine label designer, a writer of music education workshops, and a mentor for young musicians. He has his share of awards for his visual art pieces which have found their way into some corporate and private collections worldwide. Harrison is an alumnus of the famed Berklee College of Music in Boston, Massachusetts, and he has been playing saxophone professionally since the age of 17.</p><p>Following a series of successful music workshops for children, Goldberg has developed an epic musical edutainment story for young people, …& Music Was King™, which is in the process of being scripted for theater performance. He is also the creator of a cross- cultural music workshop project titled Tapestry International: Celebrating the Living Fabric of Cultures Entwined and its companion performance venue A Sound Vision, which showcases the artistic contributions of children in Tapestry International’s host countries.</p><p>Playing professionally since age 17, Goldberg enjoyed 12 years in the vibrant Newport, Rhode Island jazz scene, augmented by stints in Miami and on Carribean cruise ships, before relocating to northern California in the 1980’s. Here his expansion beyond mainstream jazz began in 1992 with formation of the performance art collaborative Tabula Rasa. This four piece ensemble undertook an intentional regimen of mental and musical exercises designed to reach beyond the players’ traditional “programming” as jazz musicians, and augment it with the ability to create new music purely by inspiration… through attentive, intuitive listening. (See NeonEgypt.com: Intuitive Music) This thread was later carried forward and expanded with other players in the group Cloudfire (cloudfiremusic.com), and in partnership with computer-electronic musician and visual artist Simon Burnett as Lavender Fog . Harrison’s latest group, BAKU, is dedicated to the art of spontaneous composition, combining contemplative, ambient structures and melodies with a strong, yet relaxing rhythmic pulse. Their “Jambient Soundscapes” embody a fusion of jazz, Afro beat, Middle Eastern, and other world influences and rhythms.</p><p>Goldberg continues to explore common ground between jazz music and the visual arts, collaborating with other mainstream and experimental artists around the globe from his home north of San Francisco. As he explains in his essay ImproVart: Jazz Musician As Painter, “As a practitioner of the musical and the visual, I embark on a dual creative journey. When I begin a painting I eagerly anticipate connecting heart and soul with a rich inner music. While creating, I observe, and at the same time listen to the painting to hear its underlying melody, allowing shapes, forms and colors to begin their inspired dialogue. And as in true jazz, a song soon emerges.”</p><p>Committed to sharing the fruits of his evolving artistic journey with audiences and fellow artists alike, Harrison continues to explore new musical expressions that expand the boundaries of his creative imagination. He describes his role in music as “one of many travelers… in concert with one another capable of creating peaceful and harmonious global connections, and building bridges with our neighbors near and far.” Web Site: See Harrison’s artwork with music pairings at: <a href="https://harrisongoldbergarts.com/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">www.HarrisonGoldbergArts.com</a></p>
March 2, 2025
Cartwheels on the Sky Featuring Grant Schroff of Polyrhythmics
<p>This episode of Cartwheels on the Sky features a conversatin with Grant Scroff, drummer for the Polyrhythmics, a Seattle based powerhouse musical group that will be performing at the Arena Theater in downtown Point Arena on Saturday, March 15.</p><p>(Host Disclaimer: I'm a superfan of this band. I first discovered their sound at the Hangtown Music Festival and have been listening closely ever since. )</p><p>The Polyrhythmics signature sound originated in Seattle’s underground deep funk scene combining impossibly tight grooves with bold brass and hypnotic percussion that showcased elements of R&B, progressive jazz, and Afrobeat which defined the instrumental group’s early era sound. </p><p>Now on their thirteenth year as a recording project and touring ensemble, the band’s sound continues to evolve following six full length albums, several EPs and live releases. The virtuoso musicianship and musical conversation built on a relentless touring schedule of the previous decade has led them to a brand of psych-funk that fills a room with an impending mood where anything could happen - sometimes evoking their brighter and cinematic Fela-influences, and other times a moodier darker turn toward a more progressive Seattle sonic palette. </p><p>Grant Schroff has been with the band since its inception. The show features a conversation and a musical sampling of the music Polyrhythmics have to offer.</p>
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