Paula Garrett
Paula started working in radio when she was living in Sydney, Australia, and hosting a blues show that was syndicated across Australia and New Zealand.
When she moved back to Illinois, she joined WNIJ as a host for several years of the Saturday Night Blues.
A transplanted Southerner -- her slight southern accent is from Memphis -- Paula keeps coming back to Illinois from her various travels and now lives in Geneva.
Besides radio, research, music, and traveling, her passions include open water swimming and film.
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"Just wait 'til you get old!" warned Paula Garrett's father. Well? Plus, Paula shares her inspirational reading list. -
Paula Garrett has a new strategy for changing the direction of conversations that are heading nowhere she wants to go.
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Paula Garrett trades in her distaste for winter's darkness for an appreciation of twilight.
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What are the signposts in your life's trajectory? Paula Garrett weighs in from a deserted beach.
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It's so hard to say goodbye to a furry friend. But Paula Garrett does her best to ease the transition for a beloved cat... and herself.
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Paula Garrett says recent photos from the James Webb Telescope can steer bleak political conversations into new realms of our imaginations.
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Put down your weapons and give in to the golden lawn invader. Paula Garrett sings the praises of the underappreciated dandelion (and recommends some related reading!).
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Paula Garrett recently lost a friend who exemplified one of her favorite qualities.
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Is spring overrated? Paula Garrett finds the silver lining in those late winter storm clouds.
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Cirrus, Cumulus, Nimbostratus — which inspires you? Paula Garrett talks clouds.
