Professor Lyell Asher is the creator of the popular video series, "Why Colleges Are Becoming Cults," where he gives an analysis of university academics and culture in the 20th and 21st centuries.

On this week's program we hear from the short-lived bluegrass band American Drive. Join us Sunday at 7 p.m. 

We're celebrating falling leaves and all the fun that comes with the fall season! Join us Sunday at 9 p.m. to hear autumn music from local and regional artists. 

Death Cab For Cutie has been one of the most reliable rock bands of the last twenty years and their new album, “Asphalt Meadows” keeps up a high degree of reinvention that has served them so well.

Roger Adams splits his time between Nashville and Virginia. He joins us this week in the WHRV studio along with the "Queen of Open Mic Nights" Dhana Rowe.

The Acoustic Highway this week welcomes back a good friend, Doug Alan Wilcox. He’s in performance next weekend at An Occasion for the Arts in Williamsburg. 

 Modern Day Man is hailed as a CD that brought Josh Williams full circle and into his own as an outstanding artist of the genre.

Hank Williams was born on September 17, 1923, he would become one of the most influential country musicians ever. He had over 55 singles chart with 12 reaching number 1.