Nickel City Scene was a television show spotlighting music from Western New York and Southern Ontario, and national bands visiting our region. The show aired for two years on CBS affiliate WIVB, and for one year on Fox affiliate WUTV. This episode, which aired September 28, 1996, spotlighted Co-Ecology of the Arts at the Buffalo Botanical Gardens. Organized by Michael "Cousin" Kelly, Co-Ecology of the Arts brought together musicians, poets, and artists to raise awareness of the environment. Featuring interviews and performance from Cotton Mouth (Bob Hanley), Pamela Ryder, Celia White, Tom Stahl, Gretchen Schulz, Tom Fenton, Excessive Behavior (Martin Safford), and Tim Baldwin. Also on this episode, Kit Missile from 103.3 WEDG introduces new EDGE DJ Brad Maybe. Plus the John & Mary music video "Red Wooden Beads." 01:30 - Co-Ecology of the Arts Part One 06:33 - Co-Ecology of the Arts Part Two 11:15 - Kit Missile and Brad Maybe at 103.3 WEDG-FM 16:22 - John and Mary "Red Wooden Beads" music video Listen to Cotton Mouth's album "Know Mel No Cover" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CDr1UEKbcto Listen to Pamela Ryder's album "Soulryder" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XtGAqPG-fEY Listen to selections from Tom Stahl's album "Hang On" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GP8vUU2jsa0 Listen to the Pine Dog's album "Mighty Engines of Love" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T0fMbRt07nk Listen to The Fibs album "Pisces In Crises" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SJODU40Y204