Sixteen-year-adept wilderness choir girl Taylor Swift is our guest in Studio C. She performs her hit separate "Tim McGraw."

This show features piano jazz as performed by a very wizard late York musician, Ayako Shirasaki. Ayako is an accomplished jazz composer, arranger and actor. She performs regularly in late York City and has been heard at pornographic Note, Birdland, Dizzy's Club and varied other locations. Selections from her form two albums, current in Alone and Muscially Yours is highlighted. Ayako talks about how she got started and shares her views on composing with Wade, your assembly.

The sunbathe urban district Girls guitarist and filmmaker plays lightning-fast, Gypsy-inspired instrumentals and acoustic experiments (such as merging the Beatles' "Nowhere mortals" with "Somewhere Over the Rainbow"). He discusses luminary/inspiration John Fahey and editing his films on iMovie.

The Brooklyn-based, indie-roots routine Oakley entry-way plays a mingling of folk, drone, country, and fuzz. Bandleader lump Sullivan, way back of Oneida, stops by Studio C with cohorts Claudia Mogel and Rachel Cox for a rare acoustic performance.