Emmylou Harris on Animal Radio
"Animals, that's what I want to devote my life to now," Emmylou Harris tells Animal Radio listeners this weekend.
Which is fine with me, as long as she keeps singing, too.
The 12-time Grammy Award winner guests on the AM-FM (terrestrial) and XM Satellite Radio broadcast of Animal Radio Saturday and Sunday.
"Animals can teach us how to be better human beings. They've certainly taught me that," Harris says on the program. She also discusses her dog Bonaparte and his legacy.
Also on the program, Richard Pryor's wife, Jennifer Pryor, talks about "Pryor's Planet," an animal advocacy organization. The comedian's love for animals reached the point where, "Richard would get out of the car and talk to cows. He had an animal magnetism."
Animal Radio calls itself the "most-listened-to" animal programming in the U.S. It is carried on 97 AM-FM stations across the country. In Baltimore, it can be heard at noon Wednesday's on WHFC 91.1. Animal Radio is broadcast on XM Satellite Radio channel 158 on Saturday from noon to 2 p.m., and Sunday from 9 to 11 a.m.
To hear it on the internet, log on to animalradio.com.
