There’s always something going on in the Texas Hill Country, and the “Friday Free for All” is one place to find out where to go and what to do. Bill Paige is the host of the “Friday Free for All,” a weekly “wake up” show that features a wide range of topics, newsmaker interviews, and all kinds of music – from local up-and-coming artists to international stars making their way to the Live Music Capital of the World. There’s an extremely local aspect to the “Free for All” as well, from fundraisers and high school sports, to issues of interest to the family farmer. When you miss a little, you miss a lot, so drop in on the “Free for All,” 7 to 10 a.m., every Friday, exclusively on KDRP.
The following all have been interviewed on KDRP’s “Friday Free For All”:
Bobby Whitlock, Derek and the Dominoes
Hunt Sales, drummer (Iggy Pop, David Bowie, Todd Rundgren)
Miles Zuniga, Fastball
Willy T. Ribbs, auto racing legend
Laura Dunn, award-winning documentary filmmaker
Bruce Kluger, columnist, USA Today
Kitt Doucette, writer, Rolling Stone magazine
Douglas Gillette, author King, Warrior, Magician, Lover
James Pennebaker, author, The Secret Life of Pronouns
Lisa Fain, author, The Homesick Texan Cookbook
Marla Camp, editor, Edible Austin magazine
Colin Pope, editor, Austin Business Journal
David Weidner, columnist, MarketWatch (Dow Jones)
Jill Furmanowsky, world famous rock photographer (Pink Floyd)
Dr. Karl Gebhardt, astrophysicist, University of Texas
David Bamberger, renowned Texas conservationist
Ronnie Volkening, president, Texas Retailers Association
Monica Lopez Magee, Keep Austin Beautiful
Ray Whisenant, Hays County Commissioner
Larry Marcum, chief, North Hays County Fire Rescue Department
Jason Isaac, State Rep. District 24
Doug Miller, State Rep. District 73
Fr. Ed Koharchik, pastor, St. Martin de Porres Catholic Church
Swami Nikhilinand, Radha Madhav Dahm
Milton Verrett, Austin philanthropist
Judith McGeary, Farm & Ranch Freedom Alliance
Mard Herrick, superintendent, Dripping Springs Independent School District
John Fabian, astronaut, NASA Space Shuttle
Michael Freeman, Grammy-winning producer (Best Traditional Blues Album)
Tom Dore, former NBA broadcaster (Chicago Bulls)
Will Taylor & Karen Mal, Strings Attached
Tim Crane, T-Bird and the Breaks
Matt Braley, Austin Food Junkies
Jodi Bart, TastyTouring.com
Tressie Seegers, Austin Harmony Project
Thorne Dryer, The Rag Blog
Freddie Dean Snowden, tour bus driver (Ray Price)
Karen Ford & Mark Hastings, Rainwater Revival
Grey Gregson, Texas Music Theater, San Marcos
Katie Arminger, Wimberley singer/songwriter
Sheri Soltes, Texas Hearing and Service Dogs
Will Herron, Texas Brigades
Josh Denslow, writer
Nancy Fierstein, poet
Sam Brannon, citizen activist
Angie & Keith Jordan, DZine Apps
Walt Stewart, ManKind Project
James Flatman, Alchemy Bicycles (North American Handmade Bicycle Show)
“Prof. Al Manack,” Lone Star Weatherological Society (Armadillo Day)
Joe Drew, co-artistic director, Analog Arts
Lew Rosenbaum, Chicago Labor and Arts
The “Free for All” also has featured LIVE in-studio performances by:
Owen Temple
Wendy Colonna
John Lilly
Danny Brooks
Anne McCue
Andy Friedman
Brian Cutean
Arielle Nicole
Alex Dormont
Jim Halfpenny
Fond Kiser
Tombstone Bullies
Ryan Harkrider
Jackie Bristow
Chris Jamison
HoodyGoode
Rachel Kays