Robyn Taylor

I've pretty much done nothing but radio, and I've been here at WPDH for a good part of my adult life. Many of those years were spent playing the music I've grown up with and loved forever on the midday show. At the end of 2012, I was asked to fill in on the morning shift for a couple of weeks, which sounded about as appealing as walking on hot coals. But, I loved it! And I've been doing it ever since. First with the great, late Mark Cooper, and now with self-proclaimed radio legend Boris. Working mornings lets me still play and hear the music, but I also get to interact with the listeners, which is one of the coolest parts of the job. That and the working with a radio legend thing.

My Woodstock Memories (Or Lack Thereof)
Through the years I’ve met lots of people who were at the show. Some of them still consider it the best weekend of their lives, and others remember it as a nightmare. A rainy, muddy, hungry nightmare.
Local History Lunch in Red Hook
"Ready-Made Red Hook: Local History Lunch" will be presented at the Red Hook Public Library, 7444 Broadway on Wednesday, March 27, from noon - 1 pm.
Cocktails Across America this Friday in Hyde Park
This Friday, March 22, at 6:30 pm, the FDR Library will host an author talk and book signing with the authors of Cocktails Across America: A Postcard View Of Cocktail Culture In The 1930s, '40s, And '50s.
Penny Social for the Kitties
The Moose Lodge 904 Benevolent, 1273 Route 9G in Hyde Park, is hosting their first Penny Social on Sunday, March 24, at 11 am to benefit Cast Aside To Survive Inc., a non profit kitten and cat rescue

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