Lucas Willard is the Southern Adirondack Bureau Chief and Weekend Host for WAMC, Northeast Public Radio. With a focus on local news in the Albany, New York area, Lucas covers a range of topics including politics, education, and culture. His work has also been featured in NPR and other public radio stations in the region.
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Twist with the Morningstars S.E. Rogie The Sounds of S.E. Rogie
Guitarist and composer Gary Lucas breathes new life into a nearly century-old vampire film.
By: Lucas Willard, Roky Erickson, Howlin Wolf, Percy Sledge, Limbo Twist, Goo Goo Muck, Ronnie Cook, Mike Monsters, Neil Young, Todd Rundgren, David Bowie, Alan Vega
Cut-Out Witch Guided by Voicers Under the Bushes Under the Stars
For more than a decade, glass artists at the Brattleboro Museum and Art Center in southern Vermont have been challenged and inspired by the creativity of children. We’ll speak with an artist who is bringing drawings to life.We’ll meet students in upstate New York who are celebrating the turning point of the American Revolution.And we’ll catch up with an apple researcher in Western Massachusetts.
By: Lucas Willard
Saint Johnsville, New York Village Mayor Dawn White and village trustee Julie Eisele, both registered nurses, traveled to North Carolina with a box truck full of supplies last month to assist in the relief effort.
Student athletes and coaches meet with New York Congressman Paul Tonko at Siena College
We Got a Good Thing Going Hank Crawford We Got a Good Thing Going
By: Lucas Willard
In a time of bitter political division, Susan Lerner, Executive Director of non-partisan good government organization Common Cause New York, says the state has systems in place to ensure that elections are carried out fairly.
A meteorite that struck the Earth more than 3 billion years ago might have acted like a giant “fertilizer bomb” for life on the Blue Planet.We’ll learn about a new national study that may lead to a new affordable treatment for Alzheimer’s disease.And officials are celebrating a new national hub for semiconductor research.
The Hard Way/Drinker's Peace Guided By Voices Same Place the Fly Got Smashed
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