It's the season for parent-teacher conferences. In this episode, the Mind Over Manners team discusses how to ensure a great meeting and a productive school year.

Virginia Opera launched its 43^rd season last weekend with Camille Saint-Saëns’s Samson and Delilah. Arts critic Rebecca Evans offers her review of the performance.

In this week's episode, host Jon Kranz explores absurdity in life, in art and in music. Tune in tonight at 10 p.m. on WHRV 89.5 FM.

Have you ever thought for a second that a small group of people can essentially fabricate a story about you and ruin your life? On this week's episode, Jon asks, "What defines truth?"

Mal recalls a conversation with South Park creators, Matt Stone and Trey Parker, as they were in the midst of writing The Book of Mormon. The Broadway musical returns to Hampton Roads this week. 

Jessica Lea Mayfield’s fourth album “Sorry is Gone” musically chronicles her real life escape from an abusive relationship.

Last weekend marked the 97th season opener for the Virginia Symphony Orchestra who performed under conductor JoAnn Falletta. WHRO FM's Rebecca Evans offers a review of the new season.

On WHRV you hear more than just bits of information. You get context, background, intelligent and thoughtful reporting, and news that is factual. This week, we are keeping you up to date on the events in Las Vegas, Puerto Rico, and more.