Category Archives: This American Landscape

Kenneth Young is an American Artist whose style ranges from realism to impressionism. Kenneth has seen his notoriety and following increase dramatically in the past year. Well known for his landscape work in realism, Kenneth move to impressionism has garnered … Continue reading →

The Grand Slambovians might be one of the hardest to describe bands on the road today. Their appeal transcends age, gender, and genre. If one had to give them a label, it would be “American Roots Music” with shades of … Continue reading →

The Boy from Little Creek is Dennis Nesel, a singer/songwriter who for 30 years was a road musician. From honky tonks to large venues, from Nashville to Webster Hall in New York City, Dennis has been on the road entertaining … Continue reading →

Tax specialist and stock broker Alan Besterman returns to This American Landscape for a wildly interesting look at the impact of the extension of the tax cuts, the continuing uncertainty of the impact of the Health Care Reform. Alan also … Continue reading →

The Columbia County Council on the Arts is a 45 year old organization that has promoted the arts and artists in Columbia County. Until now, the CCCA has been primarily associated with the visual arts, but you will learn in … Continue reading →

SunDogSolar President Jody Rael, and Vice President Betsy Wyman visited This American Landscape to talk about some of the strides and developments happening in solar power. In addition to their work as installers of solar power equipment, SunDog Solar has … Continue reading →

Peter Donahoe is a photographer from Upstate New York. A new York City native, Peter works exclusively in black and white photography. Peter’s work is a part of the permanent collection of the Museum of the City of New York. … Continue reading →

This American Landscape sat down with tax expert and financial guru Alan Besterman to talk about the economy. We cut through the politics and the rhetoric of politicians to examine what is really going on with the economy, what we … Continue reading →

This week This American Landscape sits down with actor, writer, voice-over artist, and teacher, Dan Region. Dan’s voice is familiar to millions as he was the announcer on the daytime drama, As the World Turns, from 1981 to 1998. Dan … Continue reading →

Singer, performer, and arts activist, Christina Dallea is this week’s guest on This American Landscape. The Columbia Arts Team promotes and showcases performers in and from the Easter Hudson Valley and Western Massachusetts area. From find venues, to organizing and … Continue reading →