On Nutmeg Chatter episode 9, host J. Timothy Quirk interviews Keith A. Mutch about philosophies of martial arts that can be incorporated into daily life.
Episode 9: Keith A. Mutch
Episode 8: Jimmy Donohue
On today’s Nutmeg Chatter, host J. Timothy Quirk interviews actor/singer/director Jimmy Donohue and we discuss the production of “First Date: The Musical” in Goshen, Connecticut Follow Jimmy Donohue on Instagram at @jpats.donohue […]
Episode 7: Lexi White
Lexi White is an actor of stage and screen who has worked with Molly Ringwald in “Wishin’ and Hopin’” and with Sean Ryan Fox in “Christmas All Over Again”. She is also […]
Episode 6: Katie Kat
Host of the Nutmeg Chatter program J. Timothy Quirk interviews Opera-preneur Katie Kat about her music and her album Dvorak’s Love Songs
Nutmeg Chatter Radio Show 5: Janice Luise-Lutkus
For over 20 years the AspenDream Productions has entertained audiences with their unique brand of “environmental theater” using a mix of scripted material, improvisation and audience participation. In this Nutmeg Chatter Radio […]
Nutmeg Chatter Radio Show 4: Tim Gaffney
LitchfieldCountySports.com is the destination for all things SPORTS in Litchfield County in Connecticut. In this Nutmeg Chatter radio program, host J. Timothy Quirk interviews the founder of LitchfieldCountySports.Com, Tim Gaffney
Nutmeg Chatter Radio Show 2: Skip Hoxie
T Town Torrington Chatter is a facebook group with over 10,000 members (and still growing). It is the largest facebook group of its kind for the city of Torrington, Connecticut. In […]
1st Nutmeg Chatter Radio Show
The first program is on YOUTUBE. Listen to the first episode. (Click on the link in blue which will take you to the Nutmeg Chatter youtube page. Or listen here Host J. […]
Dip and Sip” coming to Marino’s
Dip & Sip” a night out to uncork your creativity!! Marino’s Restaurant 12 Pinewoods Road, Torrington, CT 06790 Thursday March 9, 2016 6:30-9:30 pm Social Artworking with Carolyn is partnering with Marino’s […]
Nutmeg Chatter: On the Radio
The one thing that stays true is the realization that every day we are walking through history. At some point in the not too distant future people will look back to this time and place and say that these were halcyon days of artistic opportunity. There are stories to tell and limited time to capture them all.
