Jenny Inzerillo

Amarillo

Host and Music Director at High Plains Public Radio

Music Director, High Plains Public Radio / Host, "High Plains Morning" (9a -12p CT) | Stream online: https://t.co/zpj0EuYSBi | Tune in on the dial from KS, CO, NE, OK & TX.

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Good Times Rollin': Live In-Studio Set with Downtown Andy Brown & Big Daddy T

1 week ago | hppr.org | Jenny Inzerillo

Today on High Plains Morning, we had a couple of local musicans join us for a live set. Big thanks to Big Daddy T (Tony Wisler) & Downtown Andy Brown, two heavy-hittin' Amarillo music scene staples who will perform together this weekend. The show kicks off at 8pm this Saturday night, May 31st., at Hoots Pub (2424 Hobbs, Amarillo). They're opening for Liquid Jimi, so come to the club for a great night of live Amarillo blues, roots and rock. Here's the link for tickets.
HPPR Living Room Concert Ambassador Tour: BreAnne Stone

3 weeks ago | hppr.org | Jenny Inzerillo

HPPR cannot wait for you to experience the next artist on our HPPR Living Room Concert Ambassador Tour! You might know her from her set at Tumbleweed Music Festival in 2024, and now BreAnne Stone is hitting the road across the HPPR listener area, with shows in Colorado, Kansas and Nebraska! Join her on her musical journey as she captivates audiences with her unique blend of folk, blues, and indie rock.
Looking Back & High Plains History: An Interview with Skip Mancini

1 month ago | hppr.org | Jenny Inzerillo

More about these programs: High Plains History: Due to return to HPPR airwaves in August 2025. Stay tuned for scheduled days/times. - Take a few minutes to step back in time and explore the historical events, places, persons, social movements, and humorous incidents from the centuries of human settlement on the High Plains. High Plains History is written and produced by Skip Mancini with the assistance of historians, historical societies, and museums from across the region.
Slow Down, Meet the Neighbors: A Conversation with Poet Naomi Shihab Nye

1 month ago | hppr.org | Jenny Inzerillo

Huge thanks to Dr. Phillip Periman for bringing poet Naomi Shihab Nye by High Plains Morning today for a chat about wide-open landscapes, flowerbombing the folks next door, and making space for kindness and joy in a hectic world that's desperately in need of poetry. Hear the full interview on the link at the top of this page. Head out to the event TONIGHT at the Southwest Branch of the Amarillo Public Library. Reading begins at 7:30p CT.
HPPR Living Room Concert: Taylor Rae - AMARILLO HOUSE CONCERT (Location TBA)

1 month ago | hppr.org | Jenny Inzerillo

HPPR's Living Room Concert Series continues with California-to-Austin singer-songwriter, Taylor Rae. A favorite among fans of High Plains Morning, her storytelling, voice, and melodies take the craft to new levels. And when we heard that this former-Texas Music Office featured performer was hitting the road and heading down Route 66, we jumped at the chance to host a show. But listen up! This is a rare HOUSE CONCERT at a private residence, so SPACE IS LIMITED.
"My Fish Are Dead" (and Other Depression-Based Humor from Allie Brosh)

2 months ago | hppr.org | Jenny Inzerillo

Hi there. I’m Jenny Inzerillo, HPPR’s Music Director and host for High Plains Morning. Today, for HPPR Radio Readers Book Club, I’m going to review the fourth book in the Spring Read. The full title is Hyperbole and a Half: Unfortunate Situations, Flawed Coping Mechanisms, Mayhem, and Other Things That Happened, by beloved underground blogger Allie Brosh. Before I share my impressions of the book, I thought I’d give you a taste of the author’s wit and humor.
Forest Service Offers FREE TREES This Wednesday & Thursday for Canadian, Pampa, Fritch & Borger

2 months ago | hppr.org | Jenny Inzerillo

In an effort to replace the significantly-reduced tree canopy, provide valuable ecosystem benefits, and create habitat for wildlife and cover for livestock, the Texas A&M Forest Service is giving away over 2,000 tree seedlings to Texas Panhandle residents in efforts to replant trees lost to wildfires. Today on High Plains Morning, we talked to Karl Flocke, the Program Leader for forest Health & Water, and Ryan Edmondson, Woodland Ecologist for Water Resources.
Here Comes Love: An Interview with Bonnie Raitt -Live in Amarillo This Tuesday Night

2 months ago | hppr.org | Jenny Inzerillo

From as far back as I can remember, I’ve had a red-headed angel that would manifest in my periphery, fading in and out of my head like a car radio tuner on the rural backroads of the High Plains. When I’d hear the bleat of her bent strings or the raspy slide of a bottle up the neck of her seasoned guitar, I’d know I was in the presence of the music that made me think of my mom, made me think of home.
HPPR Living Room Concert Ambassador Tours: Sage & Aera

Mar 3, 2025 | hppr.org | Jenny Inzerillo

LIVE MUSIC IS BACK at HPPR! We could not be more thrilled to host a few shows across Kansas to kick off Spring! Join us as we welcome Sage Cook (vocals, guitar) & Aera Fox (vocals, upright bass), the folk duo known as Sage & Aera, as they play a three-pack of live performances. You can catch them at one of these shows: Thursday, 4/3 ~ Dodge City, KS Boot Hill Distillery 501 W.
Getting Winded: Chamber Music Amarillo Presents Elicio Wind at AMoA on Saturday Night

Feb 14, 2025 | hppr.org | Jenny Inzerillo

This week, High Plains Morning hosted two of the three performers that make up Elicio Winds, the flute/oboe/bassoon trio that will play this Saturday night at the Chamber Music Amarilloconcert at the museum.