Known as “the Leonardo da Vinci of robots,” roboticist Dr. Dennis Hong envisions a future where humans share their homes with robots that do the dishes and take out the trash. How close are we? Will robots replace human jobs? Should we be concerned about the future of AI? Join us for this lively and fascinating conversation on Friday at noon.

Arlo Parks follows up her Mercury Prize winning debut from 2021 with “My Soft Machine” which finds her in a much better place than the pandemic inspired angst of the first album. The songs still deal with anxiety but the album has a much more optimistic tone

Ancient stoic philosopher Seneca provided time-tested wisdom in his day. Does any of it still apply? Author and speaker David Fideler says it does—and it can help us foster true contentment.

On this week’s Acoustic Highway we’ll feature songs from the legendary Bruce Springsteen 1982 release “Nebraska.”

The Dave Matthews Band has always been about the groove. On their tenth album “Walk Around the Moon” they continue to find innovative ways to keep it fresh.

Life is stunningly beautiful but does contain streaks of darkness that are just as natural. That’s the concept behind Parker Millsap’s album “Wilderness Within You”

Think it's easy producing a radio program? Harold Smith, our in-house Bluegrass historian and co-producer of Pickin' on WHRV is back in town!

Author and prominent social critic Os Guinness believes there are moments in our lives that prompt us to search for a deeper meaning. How do we find them, and what would happen if we followed wherever they may lead?