Jedd Beaudoin

Radio Host, Strange Currency at KMUW-FM (Wichita, KS)

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Articles

Split Lip Rayfield celebrates 30 years

1 day ago | kmuw.org | Jedd Beaudoin

Split Lip Rayfield performs Sunday, June 8, at the Bartlett Arboretum in Belle Plaine. The gig marks the first Wichita performance from the venerable trio this year and one of the first shows that guitarist/vocalist and mandolinist Wayne Gottstine has played since undergoing a lobectomy and having a lymph node removed in December 2024.
Into Music: Luke Lalonde (Born Ruffians)

3 days ago | kmuw.org | Jedd Beaudoin

Beauty’s Pride is the latest album by veteran Canadian band Born Ruffians. Out June 6, the album is available via the Yep Roc label in the United States. In this conversation, Lalonde discusses The Beatles, parenthood and how a lineup change impacted the band’s creativity. Host/Producer: Jedd BeaudoinDigital Producers: Karlee Cooper, Beth Golay, Hugo PhanTheme Music: Torin Andersen
Into Music: Secret Monkey Weekend

3 days ago | kmuw.org | Jedd Beaudoin

Secret Monkey Weekend is comprised of Lila Brown Hart, Ella Brown Hart and Jefferson Hart. After Lila and Ella’s father Matt Brown passed in 2012, Jefferson, a friend and bandmate of Matt’s, began spending time with the girls and their mother, teaching the pre-teen Ella guitar.
Cobras, machines, and a surprise party

5 days ago | kmuw.org | Jedd Beaudoin

Monday, June 2 Instant Holograms on Metal Film is the first album from English-French rock band Stereolab and features compositions written by the band’s longtime writing team of Timothy Gane and Laetitia Sadier. We’ll hear selections from that release as well as music from Anatomy, the latest album from British filmmaker and composer Sally Potter.
Into Music: David J Haskins

1 week ago | kmuw.org | Jedd Beaudoin

The Mother Tree (Erotox Decodings)is the latest album from David J Haskins (Bauhaus, Love and Rockets) and is issued in concert with a book of poetry, Rhapsody, Threnody & Prayer by Fonograph Media. Both are out June 6, 2025. Haskins, who is currently based in Los Angeles, recently discussed the origins of the album and the poems, which touch on a range of deeply personal matters, ranging from the death of his beloved mother to his estrangement from his stepson.
Into Music: Imogen Clark

1 week ago | kmuw.org | Jedd Beaudoin

Imogen Clark relocated from Australia to Nashville almost two years ago, arriving just in time to see her career take flight. Throughout 2024 she toured extensively perhaps even exhaustively and then returned to Music City to focus on her latest album, Choking on Fuel, which finds Clark performing stripped back renditions of songs that are populated by legendary guests such as Jim Lauderdale, Mickey Raphael, and Tommy Emmanuel.
Into Music: Jock Bartley

1 week ago | kmuw.org | Jedd Beaudoin

Jock Bartley is a founding member of the band Firefall. The group has run continuously since 1974 with Bartley being the only remember who has remained through the group’s entire run. The guitarist studied jazz early on before falling in love with The Beatles. He was the replacement for guitar hero Tommy Bolin in the band Zephyr after Bolin left to pursue other interests and ultimately joined Deep Purple.
Music for the silent majority

1 week ago | kmuw.org | Jedd Beaudoin

Monday, May 26 Listen for selections from Long After The Fire, the 2025 album by Vicki Peterson and John Cowsill. The LP features material written by Cowsill’s late brothers Bill and Barry. We’ll hear selections from that release as well as material from Kansas composer Von Hansen’s 2025 album, Mortal Coil.
Into Music: Sohrab Habibion and Michael Jaworski (SAVAK)

2 weeks ago | kmuw.org | Jedd Beaudoin

Sohrab Habibion and Michael Jaworski are founding members of the New York City-based band SAVAK. The group will release its latest album, SQUAWK!, May 30 via Ernest Jenning Recording Co./Peculiar Works Music. On this episode the pair discuss their songwriting approaches, inspirations, and the importance of keeping items on your band’s merch table to a minimum. Host/Producer: Jedd BeaudoinDigital Producers: Karlee Cooper, Beth Golay, Hugo PhanTheme Music: Torin Andersen
Jackie Myers celebrates exploration, experimentation on new album, ‘What About The Butterfly’

2 weeks ago | kmuw.org | Jedd Beaudoin

Jackie Myers, who relocated to Kansas City from Austin, Texas, has just released a new album, “What About The Butterfly.” It spotlights her prodigious gifts as a composer and performer on a series of compositions exploring microtonality and spectral composition in vocal jazz.