Author and horse trainer Grant Golliher believes people can learn a lot from horses, and Fortune 500 executives flock to his ranch in Wyoming each year to learn from him. Today he shares his insights with the WHRV audience on Watching America at noon.

Learn about local gay rights history beginning in the 1950s. Three gay vets share their story in part one of this two-part series on Open Channel.

On this week's program hear from legendary banjo players who helped to define the genre. Pickin' airs Sunday at 7 p.m. 

This week we hear great artists from the Richmond music scene. Join us Sunday at 9 p.m. 

Explore the work of classical composers and performers of African descent, both past and present on WHRO FM. Join us June 17-19 for four special programs.

American Aquarium is an raucous Americana band but their latest album “Chicamacomico” is a somber solo venture by the band’s lead singer B.J. Barham.

“Humor holds this wonderful potential for human beings. If we use it right, it can build self esteem and self confidence.” Hear from the world's only "joyologist." 

This week, the Acoustic Highway leads north to Boston where the music scene is full of venues with great singer-songwriters.