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Porchlight
Yellow stylized text that reads "Porchlight with Tom Roznowski"

Porchlight with Tom Roznowski offers WFIU listeners a weekly invitation to visit the familiar and the forgotten through recorded song, original story, and the occasional everyday expert.

I got a few skills and I means to use ‘em.
  • If baseball ever ceases to be America’s pastime, it says far more about the nation than the sport.
  • The Beatles wrote, performed, and recorded all of their songs in a little over 7 years.
  • Yes, they depart for warmer climates in the winter. But their intention is always to return.
  • To have a spiritual life is to believe without explanation.
  • Babies often learn to walk at 9 months, about the same amount of time it takes them to become babies.
  • The image of a single disc jockey broadcasting lonely and live from a small radio station in the overnight hours - as epic an American icon as the cowboy.
  • For those rare and wonderful times when you realize you can't describe it in words.
  • Happiness is a feeling rather than an equation because we can never solve it the same way twice.
  • Will the words "summer vacation" become like phone booths and trading stamps, ceasing to have any real meaning in the everyday lives of Americans?
  • If we are not exposed to someone's handwriting, that is one less distinctive characteristic available to us.