On Monday, January 27 at 9 p.m., in recognition of International Holocaust Remembrance Day, WHRO FM will air a special program. Recovering a Musical Heritage with James Conlon explores and celebrates the legacies of composers silenced, imprisoned or killed under the Third Reich. 

Longview is known for bridging the gap between traditional and contemporary bluegrass. On Sunday night, hear from them and other bluegrass greats on Pickin' at 7 p.m. 

Two local icons talk music and perform live on this weekend’s Acoustic Highway when Narissa Bond and Tret Fure visit the WHRV studio. Join us at 9 p.m.

A converted military fortress 40 miles northwest of Prague, Theresienstadt (or Terezín in Czech) is rightly remembered as the site of one of the darkest chapters of the Holocaust. Yet, in the midst of dreadful living conditions an astonishingly rich musical life emerged in the camp.

Rebecca Evans interviews CORE Theatre Ensemble about their upcoming "Poe Masquerade."

Join Barry Graham of Acoustic Highway and Pickin' for an Acoustic Bluegrass Open Jam during Smartmouth's 6th annual oyster roast. The entire day will be filled with bluegrass music, and admission is free.

Over twenty five years after he launched his Delta Blues meets Philadephia Hip Hop persona, G. Love has preached a good natured, party vibe and his latest album, “The Juice”, with a number of guest artists including his producer Keb Mo, confidently celebrates life in 2020.

Writer's Block Sunday returns to WHRV FM on Sunday with an event that was recorded last summer at Smarthmouth Brewery in Virginia Beach. Hear from local musician Tret Fure and local literary artists.