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Eastern Shoreline

Season 1 Episode 5 | 27m 01s

Ray travels to the shoreline of Eastern Connecticut! Join us as we talk with singer Kolton Harris about his latest EP. Then Ray visits the funky music store Tumbleweeds in Niantic, and checks in with Native American artist Annawon Weeden who turns wampum into jewelry.

Aired: 10/17/20
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