Fluxedo Junction Radio - 2/18/26 (Hank Stone)

About this episode

This episode features an interview with singer/songwriter Hank Stone, exploring his music and humanitarian efforts.

WBCQ/The Planet airdate - 5/2/26 Welcome to Fluxedo Junction! Each episode, we bring you the best music of all genres from throughout the world, and this week we're speaking with Long Island based singer/songwriter Hank Stone. Hank is a humanitarian iconoclast who performs folky, bluesy Americana with a fulsome Dylanesque tilt. From solo singer/songwriter to accompaniment with rich harmonies, roundal call and response or with acoustic band, Hank weaves a tapestry of experience with a wide variety of locales and scenarios. Joy and sorrow, remembrance and tomorrow, Hank sets life to music while proving music is life. Wistful memories of the kids growing up or the big tree in grandpa’s yard lie organically with tales of the sea or bouncy Grateful Dead visualizations. Hank’s vocals are warm and personal and his guitar is fluid and fluent and his backing friends make a joyful noise that’s pleasure to hear and feel! Check him out on the web at https://hankstone.music/

People in this episode

Host: Scott Kuchler

Guest: Hank Stone

Topics covered

• music
• singer/songwriter
• Americana
• interview
• humanitarian
• folk
• blues

Keywords

• Hank Stone
• Fluxedo Junction
• Americana
• music interview
• singer songwriter
• folk music
• blues music

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: WBCQ/The Planet

Books & works: Fluxedo Junction

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