For over a quarter-century, Dick Golden's WQRC evening show Nightlights was a staple of Cape Cod and Southern Massachusetts life, its seamless mingling of Jazz and the Great American Songbook heard in countless restaurants, taverns, cars, and homes. Golden’s in-between song chats were always fascinatingly informative, like an enthusiastic friend sharing his bliss. Artists of the caliber of Tony Bennett, Frank Sinatra, and Rosemary Clooney were on record in considering Nightlights one of the America’s finest radio shows. In this podcast, Melinda Gallant talks with Dick about his career and ongoing love of jazz.