Sylvia Peters's guest appearances

Sylvia Peters

Last Word

Knoxxin' on Knoxville's Door

Karl Lagerfeld

Merle Haggard

John McAfee

Garry Marshall

Mary Higgins Clark

Anthony Bourdain

John Butler

Elie Wiesel

Toni Morrison

John Bosco

Larry King

Hosni Mubarak

Katherine Johnson

Jerry Lewis

P.J. O'Rourke

OwlTail

Beauford Delaney

Trey and Grant debut "Finishing Kenny" before bringing Knoxville legend and art collector Sylvia Peters to talk about Knoxville-born artist Beauford Delaney and the impact his work is having in East Tennessee and around the world.Contact us: tipofthesunsphere@gmail.com

Trey and Grant debut "Finishing Kenny" before bringing Knoxville legend and art collector Sylvia Peters to talk about Knoxville-born artist Beauford Delaney and the impact his work is having in East Tennessee and around the world. Contact us: tipofthesunsphere@gmail.com

Episode 3: Beauford Delaney (with Sylvia Peters)

Luc Hoffmann

Joe Powell

William Smethurst

Sandy Pearlman

Matthew Bannister onLuc Hoffmann, the Swiss conservationist who co-founded the World Wildlife Fund and fought to save endangered species and wetlands. Sylvia Peters, one of the best known faces on BBC television in the 1950s. The film stuntman Joe Powell who took part in many death defying exploits.The editor of the Archers William Smethurst who introduced the characters of Eddie Grundy and Nigel Pargetter.And Sandy Pearlman, rock manager and producer who created the Blue Oyster Cult and changed the sound of the Clash. Producer: Paul Waters.

Matthew Bannister on Luc Hoffmann, the Swiss conservationist who co-founded the World Wildlife Fund and fought to save endangered species and wetlands. Sylvia Peters, one of the best known faces on BBC television in the 1950s. The film stuntman Joe Powell who took part in many death defying exploits. The editor of the Archers William Smethurst who introduced the characters of Eddie Grundy and Nigel Pargetter. And Sandy Pearlman, rock manager and producer who created the Blue Oyster Cult and changed the sound of the Clash. Producer: Paul Waters.

Luc Hoffmann, Sylvia Peters, Joe Powell, William Smethurst, Sandy Pearlman