The Hilltown Family Variety Show welcomes kindie music artist Alison Faith Levy for an hour-long, commercial-free episode centered on new beginnings. This thoughtfully curated show explores themes of renewal, awakening, and starting fresh. Through music and storytelling, Alison Faith Levy helps families reflect on how change shapes creativity, curiosity, and growth. As a result, listeners of all ages gain meaningful ways to talk about beginnings, both big and small.
This episode blends retro pop, classic rock, modern psychedelia, and cinematic soundscapes. Alison Faith Levy shares her own songs, such as “The Start of Things” and “Three Tulips,” which gently frame ideas of renewal and discovery. Meanwhile, classics such as The Byrds’ “Turn! Turn! Turn!” and Cat Stevens’ “Morning Has Broken” connect new beginnings to nature and time. In addition, playful moments like “Finger Licking Chicken” invite laughter while raising curious questions, including the timeless chicken-or-egg debate.
Throughout the show, Alison Faith Levy highlights how music can support reflection and imagination. Tracks by The Beatles, Teenage Fanclub, and The Orange Peels emphasize cycles, change, and creative risk. At the same time, instrumental selections by Max Richter and Thomas Newman offer space for calm listening and emotional awareness. Families enjoy this episode as both entertainment and inspiration as we begin a new year.
