In this intimate conversation, Winsome Sears talks less about politics and more about her life before becoming the first woman to take office as Virginia's Lt. Governor. 

Melodies of Freedom is a musical celebration of Passover that will explore the power of music to bring people together. Join us April 15 at 9 p.m.

Max Davies from the Kitchen Dwellers is our in-studio featured guest this week. Join us to hear a mix of bluegrass and folk on Sunday at 9 p.m.

Legendary mandolinist Roland White passed away April 1 at the age of 83. He helped fuel the folk music movement in the early 1960s on the west coast. This week we'll explore his music and career. 

There is something about April that rejuvenates classical radio programmers. Classical Announcer Raymond Jones discusses some of the station's musical offerings for the season. 

Molly Tuttle’s new album “Crooked Tree” is her fourth in five years but its the most definitive and consistent release in her young career

Legendary fiddle player Kenny Baker. is considered one of the most influential musicians in Bluegrass music. We'll explore his career and legacy on Sunday at 7 p.m. 

Join us this week to hear from our in-studio guest Hannah Jai. She'll perform live and we'll continue exploring music from other local female artists.