The Caswell Cooke Show

Caswell Cooke, Jr. -- Executive Producer

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The Caswell Cooke Show, based in the shoreline community of Westerly, Rhode Island, has aired weekly throughout the state since July of 1995 and expanded into Connecticut in 2007. The show now clears 650,000 homes weekly. Hosted by Caswell Cooke, Jr., The Caswell Cooke Show is a not-for-profit Cable production airing on Cox. Check here for the broadcast areas.

The show was awarded a citation from Representative Brian Patrick Kennedy on behalf of the RI General Assembly. The Caswell Cooke Show received the JJ MacDade Award of Excellence, whose recipients have included such celebrities as Casey Kasem and Davy Jones. The show was nominated for the prestigious PEG Awards. The Westerly Sun newspaper dubbed the show "Westerly's answer to Seinfeld."

The Caswell Cooke Show has covered the Presidential Debates and Inaugurations as well as interviewed the Candidates since 1996. The show has traveled to New York (including the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Induction at the Waldorf Astoria), Boston, Florida, Washington DC and even went on location to Hong Kong, China.

Interviews conducted on the Caswell Cooke Show also air on WBLQ, 96.9 FM in South County Rhode Island. In addition, interviews and reviews of shows appear in Motif Magazine.

To can see a promo video clip or other clips from the show, please visit YouTube.com and MySpace.com. Just click on the icons below.

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Click here for info on the Annual Guy Fawkes Bonfire Production held each October at Misquamicut Beach. The event attracts over 500 people each year, complete with Play, Bonfire, Fireworks and more. This production should not be missed!

To order an episode of the Caswell Cooke Show, email requests to caswellcookejr@yahoo.com

The Caswell Cooke Show
P.O. Box 272
Westerly, RI 02891

The Caswell Cooke Show

Guest List has included:

Brian Wilson (Beach Boys)
Dan Quayle (Former Vice President)
Roger Daltry (The Who)
Donny Osmond
Peter Cetera
Bob Dole (Fmr. Senator)
Christine Todd Whitman (Fmr. Secretary of EPA)
George Pataki (Governor: New York)
Lincoln Chaffee (Senator: Rl)
Condoleza Rice (Secretary of State)
Karl Rove (Senior Bush Administration advisor)
Al Franken (Saturday Night Live,author)
Dan Rather (Former CBS News)
Ed Bradley (Former 60 Minutes)
Peter Jennings (Former ABC World News)
Tim Russert (Meet the Press)
Sam Donaldson (ABC News)
Ben Stien (actor)
Newt Gingrich (Fmr. Speaker of the House)
Elizabeth Dole
Rev. Jesse Jackson
Davy Jones (The Monkees)
Tommy James (The Shondells)
James Taylor
Sophie B. Hawkins
Esteban Guitar Legend
Tabitha Soren (MTV)
Richard Lugar (Senator: IN)
Judd Greg (Senator: NH)
Peter Wolf (J. Geils Band)
Chad & Jeremy
Vanilla Ice
Doug Fieger (The Knack)
Robert Reich (Former Secretary of Labor)
Vincent "Buddy" Cianci (Fmr. Mayor: Providence, RI)
Jan & Dean
Marshall Tucker Band
Jeb Bush (Governor: FL)
Conan O'Brien
Olympia Snowe (Senator: ME)
Trisha Yearwood
Dee Dee Myers (Former White House Press
Secretary)
Paul Schaeffer (CBS Late Show)
E.L.O. (Electric Light Orchestra)
Thomas Menino (Mayor: Boston, MA)
Peter Frampton
Harry Wayne Casey (KC & The Sunshine Band)
Bob Denver (Gilligan's Island)
Rick Schroder (Actor)
Roger McGuinn (The Byrds)
Mary Matalin
The Rascals
Mike Love (Beach Boys)
Mike McCurry (Former White House Press
Secretary)
Herman's Hermits
Ann Richards (Former Governor: TX)
Howard Dean (Presidential Candidate 2004)
Denny Doherty (Mama's & The Papa's)
Little Feat
Ian Mitchell's Bay City Rollers
Billy J Kramer
Joey Molland (Badfinger)