Throughout the 1980s, singer/songwriter Holly Knight composed anthems that became the soundtrack for millions of people’s lives. She discusses her career and her new book Friday at noon on WHRV FM.

We’ll have songs by cowboys and about cowboys with music by Ian Tyson, John Denver, Ramblin Jack Elliott, and plenty of others.

The native Virginia duo shot to fame in the late 50s and early 60s with classics like the Flame of Love, Diesel on my Tail, and Are You Missing Me.

WHRO-FM is excited to announce our first Broadway Open Mic in partnership with the Little Theatre of Norfolk!

Author Daniel Handler's books have sold over 70 million copies. Kids, and many adults, can't get enough of his tales about conspiracies, reptiles and secret societies. Hear about his career and his love for the peculiar in this interview.

Margo Price’s debut album six years ago made her an Americana darling but each subsequent album has defined her more as a traditional rock and roller. "Strays," her fourth release is a synthesis of styles and, more than anything, shows off her abilities a diverse singer songwriter.

On this week's episode, we honor the legacy of the Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King Junior. 

The Michigan native began his career as a Sunny Mountain Boy with the legendary Jimmy Martin. He later spent time working with Rhonda Vincent and also Michael Cleveland before forming his own band Redline.