WHAT ARTISTS & LISTENERS ARE SAYING
I wanted to thank you all and let you know that after listening to your show from October 16, 2019 and hearing the eChievement Award given to RE-volv, we reached out to RE-volv. As a result, a brand new solar system has been installed at the Surface Creek Animal Shelter in Cedaredge, Colorado.
— Award Winner Bruce Joss of Re-Volv
I usually listen to the show on my hometown Public Radio Station WHQR in Wilmington North Carolina. I listen to eTown because it has great music, and I really enjoy the genuineness of bringing the community together.
— Listener Logan Mock-Bunting, Washington D.C.
There’s the amazing eclectic music and camaraderie on stage that is so unique. But I really love the commitment to community that Helen and Nick have. eTown Hall is a testament to that.
— Listener Alice Madden, Washington D.C.
It’s very exciting and inspiring, people trying to promote good values through culture and music. It’s something, that sort of happens on its own, even if you don’t push for it, by inviting people with a similar mindset to emphasize topics that reach for a common good.
— Andrew Barr (The Barr Brothers)
It’s incredible how this old building has been enhanced by creative innovations, from environmental to acoustical, so that music can be played, taped, captured and streamed right from the heart of Boulder.
— Mike Gordon (Phish)
Where I live good radio is hard to find. What I mean by ‘good’ is progressive, AAA type music – emerging, obscure artists. eTown allows me access to all this. Thanks!!!
— Listener Stephanie Schultz, Ormond Beach, FL
eTown stands for everything that is good in this world: community, art, inspiration, and action. It’s not often we find such a place in this current world which is so driven by division, profits, and competition. I’ll forever remember eTown as that beacon of a place that forever stands for justice, goodness — and downright fun!
— eCHIEVEMENT WINNER: Samir Lakhani of Eco-Soap Bank
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