Martha Woodroof

Katrina Didot turned world travel, an appreciation for hospitality, and an interest in fair pay into the restaurant, A Bowl of Good.  

Lowell Haarar crafts flintlock guns and powderhorns. WMRA's Martha Woodroof visits the gun-maker's workshop. 

In a parking lot. It gets one thinking.  Martha Woodroof ponders wasted human potential and also wholesome, friendly folks --while palming a relic from the West Virginia site where the star's  addictions won. 

Item 2: How to rescue those who failed to go down the 40-foot waterfall safely.   The "Canoe Guru," Eli Helbert, joins us. 

Sat 19 Jan 4pm free at JMU: more trombones than you can wiggle a spitvalve at, exuberantly blatting and fronking-out jazzy tunes (see pic).  In the spirit of this event, WMRA's The Spark  replays a chat with trombonist Robert Mott.  Brass music "takes strong lips" and skilled raspberry-blowing ability.    

Zac finds artsy inspiration everywhere. He and Martha chat about glass and color and life.