P. Allen Smith Radio Show

Exploring Colonial Williamsburg, Virginia and talking to the people who are doing their part in preserving the town’s history. We’ll discuss current restoration projects and how archeology is used for reconstruction. Also, explore the Dewitt Wallace Decorative Arts Museum and it’s extensive collection of American and British antiques. We’ll finish the show off with an amazing spoonbread recipe straight from the 18th century. Colonial Williamsburg Spoonbread Show Topics: Guests: Jim Horn, Vice President of research for the Colonial Williamsburg Foundation Ed Chappell, Architectural Research Director Ron Hurst, Vice President of Collections Museums Got a question? Email me at pasradio@pallensmith.com, or call 501-747-9345

One of my greatest joys is getting kids excited about gardening. The enthusiasm is infectious, and its fun to share their sense of wonder and amazement in seeing plants grow. In today’s show I would like to highlight a few programs that are adding the joys and educational components of gardening to the classroom experience

This is the time of year where I know a lot of people do a little "Spring cleaning" or "sprucing up." Especially those of you who may be in the market for a new home this summer and are preparing to sell the home you currently have. This show tells you how to add value to your home and how to focus on the most important elements. Guests: Michelle Sanders, Chenal Properties (Principal Broker) Charlotte Lefler, Lumber One (Kitchen/Bathroom Design Expert)

Rebroadcast from June 02, 2012 This week I visit St. Louis to learn about all the good things going on in Missouri's second largest city. This broadcast is focused on St. Louis activities. Hear from a park interpreter at the Gateway Arch and visit Union Station. Then come with me to Busch Stadium to get lawn care tips from the head grounds keeper and a food critic shares a recipe for a St. Louis treat - Gooey Butter Cake.This broadcast is focused on St. Louis activities. Hear from a park interpreter at the Gateway Arch and visit Union Station. Then come with me to Busch Stadium to get lawn care tips from the head grounds keeper and a food critic shares a recipe for a St. Louis treat - Gooey Butter Cake.

The madness of March is upon us! In this episode Allen talks with Little Rock Mayor Mark Stodola about an event the capital city is calling “March Tulip Madness.” Allen is also preparing for spring inside and outside of the home. He visits with horticultural specialist, Janet Carson to talk about a few tips for the growing season and Allen discusses ideas for refreshing a room for Spring with award winning designer Tobi Fairley. Allen also offers up a creative Spring time salad recipe. Guests: Little Rock Mayor, Mark Stodola Horticulture Specialist, Janet Carson Interior Desginer, Tobi Fairley Got a question? Email me at pasradio@pallensmith.com, or call 501-747-9345