Audio Vault

Triple M was the very first radio station in country to play Kenny Wayne Shephard when he was just 15 years old. Listen as he visited Studio M many years later. Stick around after that to hear the young ( at the time) guns of the blues, Jonny Lang and Kyle Riabko. Listen to the entire show here.

Dar Williams has fun with host Jonathan Suttin and tells him all about her songwriting process. Listen to the entire show here.

Madison born and raised artist Ari Herstand, whose music has been heard on One Tree Hill and The Real World, explains to Jonathan Suttin why he doesn't want to be signed to a record label. Listen to the entire show here.

It was Gabby Parson's "Happy Day" when Phish guitarist Trey Anastasio visited Studio M in 2005, in the period when Phish was on hiatus. Listen to the entire show here.

Madison blues/rock power trio paid a visit to Studio M with fan Gabby Parsons. Make sure you keep listening after the show to hear an exclusive un-aired " song?" performed by Gabby and the band.

John Urban interviewed Barenaked Ladies on their very first visit to Wisconsin. Hear all about their plan to eat cheese curds! Listen to the entire show here.

Jonathan Suttin learns about the mixture of Blues, Hip Hop and Philly soul that makes up the unique sound of G. Love. Listen to the entire show here.

Los Lonely Boys visited Studio M several times. This was their second visit and the brothers tell Gabby Parsons how their life had changed in the three years since their first visit.

Marc Cohn visited with Triple M's Ed Johnson way back in the mid 90's before we had our beautiful performance area. Listen to the entire show here.

Altered Five, made up of members from Madison and Milwaukee explain to host Gabby Parsons their blues interperations of classic rock songs. Listen to the entire show Here.