PROGRAM NOTE: This program has been postponed and will not air today. Tune in for our special program, What WHRV Means to Me, and hear from local community members and leaders as they discuss why public radio is important to them.

Mal Vincent previews the final film of his festival at the Virginia Museum of Contemporary Art. It is a classic starring Marilyn Monroe and Tom Ewell.

Local flutist Wendy Cohen will be featured on Afternoon Delights on WHRO FM on Friday, March 31. Tune in as host Wayla Chambo interviews her about her music and recent travels.

Mal Vincent previews the local showing of the Oscar-winning 1952 film The Bad and the Beautiful starring Lana Turner and Kirk Douglas.

In the final week of our series, hear from two national experts in education. The series concludes on Thursday with a live Another View Special hosted by Barbara Hamm Lee. 

WHRV is continuing our five-part series, Educationally Speaking, about important topics in education. This week, we explore the future of liberal arts education and how a broad education prepares one for success in an ever changing world economy.

In a special extra hour of 1A this week, host Joshua Johnson explores the evidence being submitted by America’s intelligence community to determine if Russia meddled in the presidential election.

Mal Vincent shares his insights on the 1953 movie, Mogambo and its leading stars.