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That Kevin Show - Mon. 5/11/26

In this episode of Radio Night Live, Kevin McCullough and Cristyne Nicholas kick off the weekend with a lively discussion about the importance of tourism in New York City.

They're joined by Julie Coker, the CEO of NYC Tourism and Conventions, who shares insights on the city's economic benefits and the upcoming America's 250th birthday celebrations. From the Tall Ships to the World Cup, Julie highlights the exciting events and attractions that will bring visitors to the city this summer. 

Kevin and Christine also chat with Linda Perillo Host of AM970’s Radio Night Live: Travel Tuesday and Author of Your Payment Method Has Been Declined (and Other Shocking Things About Me). They chat about her new book and Mother's Day plans, making for a fun and informative episode.

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Embark on an unforgettable journey through the heart of Italy with The Italy Unfiltered Dream Vacation Sweepstakes, curated for discerning travelers. This exclusive, intimate group of just 32 guests will enjoy 10 spectacular days exploring Rome and the dazzling Amalfi Coast alongside Kevin McCullough and his wife Aimee, with hosts Linda Perillo and Cristyne Nicholas—seasoned world travelers and experts in making every experience memorable. 

Begin your adventure in Rome, staying at the centrally located Rose Garden Palace just steps from the iconic Via Veneto. Immerse yourself in the Eternal City's vibrant energy, from the awe-inspiring Colosseum to the Vatican's unparalleled treasures. Savor private cocktails, authentic cuisine, and personal insights shared by your hosts, who will guide you through the artistry and spirit of Rome. 

Next, journey south to Sorrento for breathtaking coastal views, luxury accommodations at Hotel Cristina, and excursions to Capri, Pompeii, Positano, and Amalfi. Enjoy curated experiences such as a private boat tour around Capri and group dinners in handpicked restaurants, with ample free time sprinkled throughout so you can relax and indulge in la dolce vita. 

Your experience includes centrally located 4-star hotels, licensed local guides, daily breakfast, select dinners with wine, and seamless transfers, with every thoughtful detail arranged by Perillo Tours. This is more than a trip— it's a deeply personal and memorable  Italian odyssey.

To increase your opportunity to win, you may enter once each day through August 31, 2026, and you may complete optional activities to earn bonus entries.

In this episode of The Kevin McCullough Show, Kevin is live from the 2026 Independent Women's Forum Annual Policy Summit & Awards Gala in Washington, D.C.

He's joined by Carrie Lukas, the head of Independent Women's Forum; Heather Higgins, the CEO of Independent Women's Voice & many other experts, lawmakers, and advocates shaping policy from the ground up.

They discuss the importance of celebrating women's achievements and the need to address the left's selective celebration of women's issues. Kevin also talks to Carrie about the organization's efforts to protect women's rights and promote conservative values.

That KEVIN Show On-Air IWF Guests Include: 

Carrie Lukas President

Heather R. Higgins Chairman, Board of Directors

Soren Aldaco Ambassador & Detransitioner

Carrie Sheffield Director, Center for AI and Technology

Amie Ichikawa Ambassador

Meaghan Mobbs Director, Center for American Safety and Security

Hadley Heath Manning Senior Fellow

Gabriella Hoffman Director, Center for Energy and Conservation

Patrice Onwuka Vice President for Economic Policy

Monique Yohanan Director, Center for Better Health

Woman of Valor Award honoree this year is Susie Wiles, Chief of Staff to President Donald J. Trump.

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This summit brings together experts, lawmakers, and advocates to tackle some of the most pressing issues facing women today–from energy independence and education reform to protecting women’s spaces and defending free speech. It’s your chance to engage directly with the leaders shaping policy from the ground up. Think of it as inspiration by day…. celebration by night.

Since its founding in 1992, Independent Women’s unique, persuasive methods and trusted brand shape public preferences, policies, and movements to create a better future for everyone. Each year, Independent Women honors true champions whose work advances better policies and courage inspires change.

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On this episode of Radio Night Life, Kevin McCullough dives into the world of travel and politics.

He's joined by Linda Perillo, a travel expert, as they discuss the latest news in the industry. From a bizarre incident involving a United Airlines plane clipping a food truck and a light pole at Newark Airport to the potential merger between JetBlue and Spirit Airlines, Kevin and Linda tackle it all.

They also touch on the importance of being prepared for flights, sharing personal anecdotes and expert tips. It's a lively conversation that's sure to inform and entertain.

In this episode of That Kevin Show, Kevin McCullough discusses the importance of mothers in shaping our lives.

He shares personal anecdotes about his own mother's influence and explores the scientific evidence supporting the critical role mothers play in a child's development.

also delves into the data showing that a mother's voice is the first and most consistent voice a child hears, and how this shapes their perception of the world. He also talks to KT McFarland about the current state of the Middle East and the implications of the US's actions in the region.

An excerpt from The First Voice a Child Hears on Townhall.com

Before a child ever learns to read, before they understand rules or consequences, before they can even form a complete sentence, there is a voice. Soft. Familiar. Repeated. 

That voice becomes a reference point. A compass. And from a Christian worldview, none of this is surprising.

Scripture has always pointed to the importance of early instruction, of guidance rooted in relationship. “Train up a child in the way he should go…” isn’t just about discipline—it’s about formation in the earliest, most impressionable years. And who is most often doing that training?

Mom.

Not alone, of course. Fathers matter deeply. Family matters collectively. But there is something uniquely powerful about the role a mother plays in those first interactions with life itself. She is, quite literally, the introduction to the world. Which makes what we do with that role—as individuals and as a culture—far more important than we tend to admit. Because if we get those early years right, a lot of what comes later becomes easier. And if we get them wrong, we spend decades trying to repair what should have been built from the beginning.

That’s not hyperbole. That’s reality.

So, when we talk about mothers this week, we’re not talking about sentiment. We’re talking about influence. The kind that doesn’t make headlines, doesn’t trend, doesn’t get measured in quarterly reports—but quietly shapes everything that follows.

It starts with a voice.

Simple. Familiar. Consistent. And if that voice is steady, loving, and present-… it echoes for a lifetime.

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Welcome to That Kevin Show, where we're celebrating Mother's Week! 

Kevin McCullough kicks off the week by sharing his personal story of how his mom's unwavering presence and dedication shaped his life.

He highlights the importance of mothers in our lives, citing research that shows children who grow up with engaged, present mothers are more likely to thrive emotionally, academically, and socially. 

Kevin also shares his own experiences of being homeschooled by his mom and how it impacted his academic and personal growth. This episode sets the tone for a week-long celebration of mothers and their invaluable contributions.

  An Excerpt from Breaking News: Moms Matter on Townhall.com            

We're going to spend this week talking about something our culture treats like a footnote—and then wonders why everything else feels off. We’re going to talk about mothers.

Not the once-a-year version with flowers and brunch and a quick post before we move on. Not the soft-focus, Hallmark version that feels nice but doesn’t ask much of us. I mean the real thing.

The woman who is there when no one is watching. The one who builds a life in the quiet places—before anyone else ever sees the result.

Foundational. Irreplaceable. Civilization-sustaining.

And if that sounds dramatic, it’s only because we’ve spent a long time pretending it isn’t true.

So this week, six columns. We’ll start here—with the big picture. Then we’ll move closer: the earliest years of a child’s life, the spiritual design behind motherhood, the consequences when it’s missing, the unseen work that rarely gets applause, and finally—on Mother’s Day itself—the legacy that outlives everything else we chase.

But before any of that, we need to deal with reality. Because reality isn’t subtle on this subject.

Children who grow up with an engaged, present mother are far more likely to thrive—emotionally, academically, socially. That’s not a slogan. That’s what decades of research have shown. Early maternal involvement is tied to stronger language development, healthier emotional regulation, and better long-term outcomes in school and life.

And those first few years? They matter more than most of us realize.

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On this Fun Friday episode of Radio Night Live, Kevin McCullough and Cristyne Nicholas continue to celebrate their fifth anniversary on the air.

They're joined by Michelle Leifer, Director of Usdan Institute for Animal Health Education at Schwarzman Animal Medical Center.  Michelle shares tips on pet care as the weather warms up, including the importance of bringing water and minimizing outdoor time with pets on hot days. They also discuss the Second Avenue Festival, where Michelle will be giving out advice and showcasing the center's services. 

Plus, Kevin and Christine chat with Laura Bosley, Executive Director of Cathedral Programming of Cathedral St. John the Divine. They discuss the Blessing of the Bikers at the Cathedral of Saint John the Divine. 

On this episode of That Kevin Show, Kevin McCullough discusses the growing trend of Islamic stars appearing on municipality and state flags across the country. He's joined by Bethany Mandel, who shares her thoughts on the issue and the potential implications for American values.

Kevin also talks about the importance of clean drinking water and the work of Food for the Poor, a Christian ministry providing aid to children in need.

Plus, he shares a heartwarming story of a listener who made a significant donation to help feed and provide water for children in need.

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On this episode of The Kevin McCullough Show, Kevin dives into the latest news and updates.

He discusses the ongoing situation with Iran, where the country is trying to trick the world into thinking it's surrendering, but is actually continuing to load oil onto tankers disguised as Iraqi vessels. 

Kevin also talks to Mark Hollenbach about the biblical attribute of God's power, specifically the concept of weakness being a strength in the face of adversity.

Additionally, Kevin shares updates on the Food for the Poor campaign and encourages listeners to donate to help feed and provide clean drinking water to those in need.

In this episode of That Kevin Show, Kevin McCullough discusses the recent Supreme Court ruling on the Voting Rights Act, which states that race should not be a determining factor in redistricting voting districts. Kevin shares his thoughts on the implications of this decision and how it may impact future elections.

He also touches on the Southern Poverty Law Center's recent scrutiny and the importance of holding individuals accountable for their actions. 

Additionally, Kevin talks about the work of Food for the Poor, an organization providing life-saving food and water to children in need.

An Excerpt from Checkmate: Trump's Real Leverage on Townhall.com

Strip away the noise for a moment—the commentary, the hot takes, the endless predictions of disaster—and look at the board as it actually sits.

China needs energy. Not in theory. Not as a long-term aspiration. Right now.

Its economy runs on imported fuel, much of it moving through the most volatile waterways on the planet. Roughly half of China’s imported energy flows through the Middle East and the Strait of Hormuz. That’s not just geography. That’s vulnerability.

And in the last few weeks, that vulnerability has been exposed.

So when President Trump sits down with China, he is not walking in empty-handed. He is holding something Beijing cannot easily replace: stable, scalable, sanction-proof American energy.

That’s the leverage. And if it’s used correctly, it doesn’t just reshape a trade relationship. It rewrites the balance of power across two active conflict zones and two hostile regimes that have been leaning on China to survive. Start with Iran.

The Iranian regime has been propped up economically by one primary customer—China. Discounted oil, shipped through shadow fleets, laundered through intermediaries, tolerated because Beijing needed the supply and didn’t mind the political friction.

But that arrangement only works if China has no better option.

Give China access to long-term American LNG at scale, and suddenly Iran goes from essential supplier to expendable risk. No more discount is deep enough to justify the instability. No more back-channel transactions are worth the exposure when a cleaner, safer supply is on the table.

See the FULL STORY on Townhall.com

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On this episode of The Kevin McCullough Show, Kevin dives into the Southern Poverty Law Center's recent indictment and the implications for its reputation. He's joined by Allen Mendenhall, a PhD Research Fellow at the Heritage Foundation, who shares his insights on the case and the potential consequences for the SPLC. They also discuss the importance of states' rights and the role of the EPA in regulating chemicals like glyphosate. 

Kevin also talks to Jennifer Galardi about the Supreme Court case involving the EPA and the potential impact on consumers' access to information about chemical safety.

An Excerpt from Why Dems LOVE to Stoke It on Townhall.com

There is a pattern now. Not an accident. Not a coincidence. A pattern.

Say something reckless, watch the temperature rise, act surprised when something breaks—and then, because apparently nothing was learned, do it again. 

If that sounds harsh, just look at what happened this week.

White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt said something that shouldn’t even be controversial: rhetoric matters. When people in positions of power constantly frame their opponents as existential threats or enemies, they aren’t calming anything down. They’re pouring fuel on it. That’s just reality.

But instead of taking the hint—maybe dialing things back even a notch—House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries went the other direction entirely. He leaned in. “Maximum warfare,” he said.

And if anyone was tempted to give him the benefit of the doubt—to assume he meant it in some careful, political, metaphorical way—he cleared that up himself. He doesn’t “give a damn.”

Not about the criticism. Not about the concern. Not even about the fact that we’re living in a moment where political violence isn’t theoretical anymore. He said it anyway.

And honestly, that tells you more than any press release ever could. Because this isn’t about one quote or one bad day. It’s about a mindset that’s taken hold in certain corners of our politics—a belief that the rules don’t really apply to them, that their words don’t carry consequences, that their cause is so righteous that anything they say in service of it is automatically justified.

Until something happens.

Then suddenly the tone shifts. Everything becomes tragic, serious, somber. You get the speeches about unity, the reminders that “this isn’t who we are.” Except… it is. At least it has become that for some people.

See the FULL STORY at Townhall.com

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In this episode of Radio Night Life, Kevin McCullough is joined by travel expert, Linda Perillo; but the conversation takes an unexpected turn as they discuss the recent shooting attempt on the President and the media's reaction.

Kevin expresses his frustration with the liberal media's double standard, citing instances where they condemn violence from the right but seem to downplay or justify it when it comes from the left.

He also shares his thoughts on the use of language, particularly the overuse of terms like "racist" and "rapist," and how it's lost its impact.

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Next, journey south to Sorrento for breathtaking coastal views, luxury accommodations at Hotel Cristina, and excursions to Capri, Pompeii, Positano, and Amalfi. Enjoy curated experiences such as a private boat tour around Capri and group dinners in handpicked restaurants, with ample free time sprinkled throughout so you can relax and indulge in la dolce vita. 

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On this Monday edition of That Kevin Show, Kevin McCullough dives into the recent attempted assassination at the Hilton Hotel in Washington D.C.

He expresses concern over the inadequate security measures in place, citing the shooter's ability to roam the hotel undetected for over 24 hours.

Kevin also discusses the disturbing trend of violent rhetoric on the left, referencing a prominent podcast host's call for violence against capitalists.

He's joined by Erika Donalds, wife of Congressman Byron Donalds, who shares her thoughts on the incident and the need for the left to condemn violent rhetoric.

On this episode of Radio Night Live, Kevin McCullough and Cristyne Nicholas kick off the weekend with a fun-filled show.

They're joined by Tom Harris, the mastermind behind the Times Square Alliance, who shares the exciting details of the upcoming Earth Day celebration in Times Square. With a star-studded lineup, including Tony nominees and Broadway performers, this event promises to be a must-see. 

Plus, Kevin and Cristyne chat with Dan Taylor, the new owner of the iconic restaurant 44&X (44 and 10) in Hell's Kitchen, about his vision for the beloved eatery. It's a night of fun, food, and festivities in the city that never sleeps.

In this episode of That KEVIN Show, Kevin McCullough discusses the importance of standing up for what's right with his listeners.

He shares his thoughts on Senator Chris Murphy's recent comments about Iran and the need for accountability. Kevin also talks about the ongoing situation in Iran, including the capture of two tankers and the UK's response.

He emphasizes the need for the US to be victorious in Iran and for Senator Murphy to resign due to his perceived support for the Iranian Revolutionary Guard.

Kevin encourages his listeners to call the Capitol switchboard to express their opinions.

An Excerpt from Fire Senator Chris Murphy! on Townhall.com

I have family serving in the United States Navy right now. 

Active duty. Wearing the uniform. Standing watch. Doing the job that most politicians only reference when it’s convenient for a speech.

So, I’m going to say this as plainly as it can be said. If you are in elected office in the United States of America, you do not get to—even for a second—appear to celebrate the success of a regime actively opposing American forces.

You don’t get to. And yet, that is exactly what Democrat Connecticut Senator Chris Murphy did.

When a report circulated claiming that Iranian “shadow fleet” vessels had slipped past a U.S. naval blockade, Murphy responded with one word: “Awesome.” 

Let’s pause right there. Because this matters.

That report—later pushed as Iranian propaganda and denied by U.S. officials—suggested that Iran had outmaneuvered American forces at sea. 

And the reaction from a sitting United States senator was not concern. Not skepticism. Not “let’s verify this.” It was applause.

Now, after the backlash hit—hard and fast—Murphy claimed it was “sarcasm.” Of course it was. It’s always sarcasm after the fact. But here’s the problem—and it’s not a small one.

When American sailors are deployed… when a naval blockade is actively being enforced… when tensions are high, and stakes are real…

You don’t get to be “sarcastic” about the enemy winning. You just don’t. Because words matter.

And if you don’t understand that, you don’t belong anywhere near foreign policy.

GUEST: Dr. Michael Youssef New Book: An Unholy Alliance

You’ve seen the wave of extremism sweeping through universities, the media, politics, and even the church. Pro-Hamas demonstrations on college campuses. Islamic strongholds emerging in American cities. Progressive elites defending movements that would silence them. Behind the chaos lies a shocking truth.

Radical Islamists and radical Progressives—groups that fundamentally oppose one another— have forged an unholy alliance. But one common goal unites them: the dismantling of Western Judeo-Christian civilization.

In An Unholy Alliance, Dr. Michael Youssef draws from extensive research and his upbringing in a culture subjugated by Islamic invaders, revealing how this unlikely alliance is advancing through deception, intimidation, and unchecked cultural influence.

Inside, you’ll discover:

• How radical Islamists and Progressives are working to undermine faith and freedom across the West.
• How foreign funding, political correctness, and institutional cowardice are opening the door to Islamist infiltration.
• The 1,400-year backstory behind today’s cultural jihad, and why Sharia law is incompatible with Biblical Truth and Western freedom.
• What Muslims believe and how to effectively reach them for Christ.
• A 12-point action plan, including ways to protect young minds from indoctrination and become more confident in your witness.

 This is Dr. Youssef’s most urgent message in 50 years—a wake-up call the Church cannot afford to ignore. Read it—and be ready.

In this episode of Radio Night Life, Kevin McCullough and Linda Perillo explore the world of travel and history.

They discuss their upcoming trip to Italy, where they'll visit Rome and the Amalfi Coast. Kevin shares his own experiences traveling to Disney World with his family, and they talk about the importance of taking breaks and making memories with loved ones.

They also delve into the history of Valley Forge, where General Washington's army camped during the Revolutionary War, and highlight the beautiful country of North Macedonia as a hidden gem for travelers.

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Embark on an unforgettable journey through the heart of Italy with The Italy Unfiltered Dream Vacation Sweepstakes, curated for discerning travelers. This exclusive, intimate group of just 32 guests will enjoy 10 spectacular days exploring Rome and the dazzling Amalfi Coast alongside Kevin McCullough and his wife Aimee, with hosts Linda Perillo and Cristyne Nicholas—seasoned world travelers and experts in making every experience memorable. 

Begin your adventure in Rome, staying at the centrally located Rose Garden Palace just steps from the iconic Via Veneto. Immerse yourself in the Eternal City's vibrant energy, from the awe-inspiring Colosseum to the Vatican's unparalleled treasures. Savor private cocktails, authentic cuisine, and personal insights shared by your hosts, who will guide you through the artistry and spirit of Rome. 

Next, journey south to Sorrento for breathtaking coastal views, luxury accommodations at Hotel Cristina, and excursions to Capri, Pompeii, Positano, and Amalfi. Enjoy curated experiences such as a private boat tour around Capri and group dinners in handpicked restaurants, with ample free time sprinkled throughout so you can relax and indulge in la dolce vita. 

Your experience includes centrally located 4-star hotels, licensed local guides, daily breakfast, select dinners with wine, and seamless transfers, with every thoughtful detail arranged by Perillo Tours. This is more than a trip— it's a deeply personal and memorable Italian odyssey.

To increase your opportunity to win, you may enter once each day through August 31, 2026, and you may complete optional activities to earn bonus entries.

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In this episode of That KEVIN Show, Kevin McCullough discusses the controversy surrounding Senator Chris Murphy's tweet about Iran's ships supposedly making it through the US blockade.

Kevin shares the latest on the situation, including the discovery of dual-use chemicals on an Iranian ship seized by US marines.

He also talks to KT McFarland about the upcoming negotiations with Iran and the potential for a three-week period of intense conflict.

Additionally, Brenda Hafera joins the show to discuss the crisis facing boys and men in society, highlighting the importance of addressing the issue and providing solutions such as school choice and vocational training.

HOW DO WE LIVE: Pastor Nehru Grant, Lead Pastor of Echo Grace Church in Warwick, New York discusses The Theology of Disability & Woundedness.

Go to ThatPassportLife.com to see how you can win a free trip for two to Italy! Hang out with Kevin McCullough of ThatKEVINShow; Aimee McCullough of C’est Si Bon, Linda Perillo of Radio Night Live: Travel Tuesday (daughter of the great, Mario Perillo of Perillo Tours); & Cristyne L. Nicholas of Radio Night Live: Fun Friday!

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On this episode of The Kevin McCullough Show, Kevin dives into the top headlines of the day, including the latest on the US-Iran conflict and the upcoming peace talks in Islamabad.

He's joined by Rear Admiral Peter Brown, who shares insights on the Navy's blockade and the strategic implications of the situation.

Kevin also discusses the importance of reading the Bible aloud, as part of the America Reads the Bible initiative, and talks to Emily Sturge from Campus Reform about the growing trend of anti-American protests on college campuses.

HOW DO WE LIVE: Pastor Nehru Grant, Lead Pastor of Echo Grace Church in Warwick, New York discusses The Theology of Disability & Woundedness.

An Excerpt from Why America Needs to Read the Bible:

This week, nearly 500 leading Americans will gather to do something both simple and profound: read the Bible aloud—from beginning to end.

No skipping the “begats.” No glossing over Leviticus. No ignoring Creation, the Virgin Birth, the Resurrection, or Christ’s promised return.

Every word. Publicly read. In full view—and within earshot—of the American people.

Participants will include voices from government, media, business, and culture. And yes, perhaps even a few who disagree with what they are reading.

How will we ever cope? The truth is public readings of Scripture are not new. They are, in fact, ancient.

That’s why this week matters. Not because it will solve every problem overnight. Not because every listener will suddenly agree with every word. But because, in a time of confusion, division, and historical amnesia, it points us back to something enduring.

Something steady. Something true. I am personally humbled to be among those participating in this reading. My portion doesn’t come until next Saturday, but I hope Americans won’t wait until then to tune in. Salem Radio and Great American TV will be providing coverage, and the entire reading will be available to listen to online.

For a nation approaching its 250th year, this moment feels particularly fitting.

See the FULL STORY on Townhall.com

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On this episode of Radio Night Live, Kevin McCullough is joined by the talented Betty Buckley, a Broadway legend known for her iconic role as Grizabella in Cats. They chat about Betty's early days in the performing arts, her experiences in the original production of Cats, and her current projects, including a residency at Joe's Pub.

Kevin also discusses the importance of arts education and the work of Inside Broadway, with Katie McAllister (Executive Director, Inside Broadway). Inside Broadway an organization that brings kids to Broadway shows and provides theater arts services to schools. It's a fun and inspiring conversation that's not to be missed!

BETTY BUCKLEY RETURNS TO JOE’S PUB FOR SIX PERFORMANCES APRIL 24-26, 2026 
NEW YORK —

Legendary Tony® Award–winning stage and screen actress Betty Buckley returns for her yearly, highly anticipated residency at Joe’s Pub for six intimate performances, April 24–26, 2026. An American treasure and beloved by her fans, Buckley offers audiences the chance to experience one of Broadway’s most celebrated voices in the uniquely close setting of Joe’s Pub, reaffirming her singular ability to command a room and captivate with every note.

The exclusive engagement reunites her with longtime collaborator, Grammy®-nominated pianist, arranger and music director Christian Jacob, Tony Marino on bass, Keita Ogawa on drums and percussion, and Jordan Peters on guitar. Show times are Friday, April 24 and Saturday, April 25 at 7:00 p.m. and 9:30 p.m. (Doors open at 6:00 p.m. and 9:00 p.m.), and Sunday, April 26 at 6:00 p.m. and 8:30 p.m. (Doors open at 5:00 p.m. and 8:00 p.m.) Joe’s Pub is located at The Public, 425 Lafayette Street. 

Buckley is also performing a concert at Mercyhurst University’s Institute of Arts and Culture at Walker Recital Hall (501 E 38th St, Erie, PA) on Friday, April 17, 2026, at 7:30 p.m. She will be accompanied by multi-Grammy-nominated arranger, Christian Jacob. An Artist in Residence at Mercyhurst, Buckley teaches a yearly workshop in their new Theater Department. To purchase tickets for the concert, patrons can go in person to the Mary D’Angelo Performing Arts Center box office, call 814-824-3000 or go online here.

Katie McAllister, Executive Director Inside Broadway

WEBSITE: www.insidebroadway.org
SUMMER STOCK JUNIOR DATES (Lion King & Beetlejuice): August 3-14, 2026

ABOUT KATIE: Katie McAllister is a graduate of the University of Maryland and has been working in the teaching field for over 30 years in both the academic and arts and education forums. Katie began her work with Inside Broadway in the “Be the Artist” program at Donnell Library and joined the teaching artist staff of Inside Broadway shortly thereafter.

As Program Director for Inside Broadway, Katie has used her experience as a teacher as well as a performer to shape Inside Broadway’s Teaching Artist Residency Programs to reflect both the artistic and academic needs of students in schools today, developing programming for students of all abilities.

She has written the Study Buddies and Educator Lesson Plans for Inside Broadway’s productions of You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown, Duke Ellington’s Sophisticated Ladies, Rodgers and Hammerstein’s Cinderella, Smokey Joe’s Café, The Melody Lingers on... The Music of Irving Berlin and Richard Rodgers Broadway! For Simply Elementary she wrote the book, lyrics and study guide for the immigration musical Next Stop, America. Ms. McAllister is passionate about bringing arts services to students of all abilities and is the proud recipient of the 2007 Herbert Birch Friendship Award for excellence in Arts and Education for exceptional children. 

ABOUT INSIDE BROADWAY: Inside Broadway is a NYC based children's theatre company that provides arts education to over 100 schools each year. Our programming includes Teaching Artist Residencies, professional AEA Touring Productions, 'Creating the Magic' seminars on careers-in-theatre on Broadway, our Summer Stock Junior series for students all across the city, and more!
Inside Broadway has been bringing Broadway to schools through exceptional programming with a belief that all students should have access to the arts. Our goal is to pass down the rich legacy of theater to future generations so that the magic, music, and universal themes are not lost, but rediscovered and made relevant for today’s youth.