Kishi Bashi grew up in Norfolk, Va and learned to play the violin there. He became a renowned session and touring violinist and began his solo career in 2011. “Omoiyari” is his fifth and most accomplished album, a set of songs all inspired by the Japanese interment camps in the US in WWII.

This week on Educationally Speaking, we talk with Tidewater Community College about their participation in the statewide Fast Forward grant program that offsets tuition costs on some workforce training programs.

Join us on 89.5 WHRV FM this Sunday at 4 p.m. for a very special hour long tribute to the victims and survivors of the Virginia Beach tragedy with Jae Sinnett.

This Week in Mal’s World - Mal Vincent previews Disney’s The Lion King, which is currently playing at Chrysler Hall through June 9.

WHRO FM host Raymond Jones has several special shows coming up including a program marking the 75th anniversary of D-Day. Learn how you can also take a class from him!

Join us on HearSay on Wednesday for an interview with Gov. Ralph Northam and Sen. Tim Kaine.

Join us Wednesday at 9 p.m. on WHRO FM for a special edition of A Local Touch with host Raymond Jones as we pay tribute to those who lost their lives during Friday's tragedy in Virginia Beach.

"Heartbreak City" is Apex Manor’s first album in eight years, during that time Ross Flournoy, the bands leader faltered, then righted himself and returns to music with a new outlook; sober and ready to share his conviction to stay that way.