Podcast Mp3s   11 - 21 #11 - How I Almost Became a Folk Musician  That Christmas I had been given a ukelele, an instrument made popular at that time by a TV host called Arthur Godfrey. I discovered that folk music consisted primarily of three chords and, guess what? I knew three chords on the ukelele!   #12 - My Mother's Grandmother - Mary Faulkner  A trip back in time to 1915 or thereabouts from my mother, Phyllis Fricker's memoirs #13 - Port Dover in the 1920s, plus some perilous excursions Family Life in the 1920's in Port Dover and St. Thomas, Ontario  - with some perilous escapes! #14 - Port Dover in the 1920s - Contd. Feather Beds and boyfriends #15 - CB Radio Days  Early adventures in radio. Dungeons and Dragons over the CB Radio. #16 - Reunion of Victoria Spivey & Lonnie Johnson at Gerdes Folk City in NYC The 60's folk boom and a magical reunion of two great blues artists #17 - Chatham Stories In my day Chatham was a city of 30,000 souls. more rural than urban. The number 30,000 was very important since it defined Chatham as a real city and not just a town. #18 - Working for Ma Gov  Some tales out of school about working for the Canadian Federal Government #19 - Martial Arts, eh  I signed up at a Tae Kwon Do gym. Then started a rigorous physical regimen unfamiliar to my sedentary office body. It was like paying to join the Marines. #20 - African Violets, Tough Love This Podcast is about growing African Violets. You have been warned #21 - Traditional Jazz, Vince Hickey and the Blues  Getting started in traditional jazz music