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Clarke Buehling | Meet the Lively Leader of the Internationally Renowned Band, The SkirtLifters
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Joining the show at 3pm EST is musician Clarke Buehling who has led the group, The SkirtLifters for over twenty years. An internationally renowned group of performers celebrated for their outstanding skills and showmanship onstage, The SkirtLifters have authentically recreated the music of the 19th century riverboat, stage and parlor, enlivened by period humor, skits, songs and percussive dance. Clarke is unmatched in his mastery of the three-fingered 'classic' banjo style of the late 19th century and has applied his equally strong skills in traditional claw hammer and old-time styles as a workshop presenter at leading folk-schools around the country. At 3:50, you'll meet Stan Goldberg, author of 'Lessons for the Living,' a remarkable book that contains stories of forgiveness, gratitude and courage at the end of life. Stan is a Professor Emeritus of Communicative Disorders at San Francisco State University. For over 25 years he has taught, provided therapy, researched, and published in the area of learning problems and change. In 2009 he was named by the Hospice Volunteer Association as 'Volunteer of the Year.'
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