"I recently wrapped up my second stint on the jazz faculty for the JazzWorks Canada Jazz Camp near Harrington, Quebec at the beautiful CAMMAC Arts Center. I get to teach some amazing students and perform with supremely gifted artists." WHRV's Jae Sinnett reflects on helping musicians learn to play jazz.

On this week’s Pickin, we’ll feature a program of “crossovers”- those songs that are country standards yet also were covered by Bluegrass artists.

Like others, I mourn the loss of the great musician Jimmy Buffett.

She is known as the Crappy Childhood Fairy, and her techniques have helped thousands heal from childhood trauma. Hear our enlightening conversation with Anna Runkle, Friday at noon.

Old Crow Medicine Show’s new album is a quick follow-up the one they released last year and while that was more politically oriented, “Jubillee” is an album of songs with more common themes like romance, grief, reuniting with old friends and...cockfights

Another View was back on the road last week before a sold-out crowd for a live broadcast from the Fort Monroe Visitor and Education Center in Hampton. The show commemorated the 404th landing of the first Africans to English North America.

In this program that will air on Labor Day at noon, host Juana Summers traces the growth of Hip-Hop as a cultural and commercial force beginning five decades ago - August 1973 - at a party in a community room in the Bronx.

On this week’s Acoustic Highway, it’s week#2 for new releases.