Musician and WHRV host Jae Sinnett shares how the first culinary seeds of his journey were planted by his grandmother, and how his love of preparing food grew from there. 

Mitski’s new album "Laurel Hell" warns of the pitfalls that are inherent in the pursuit of love

Mistaken diagnosis, aphasia, brain surgery, Hodgkin’s Lymphoma, and a rare disorder called paraneoplastic syndrome combined to create a "dark night of the soul" for Watching America's senior producer, Gina Gambony. 

Larry Sparks is recognized as a true icon of Bluegrass music. We'll explore his work this week on Pickin'. Join us Sunday at 7 p.m.

This week we celebrate the 80th birthday of Graham Nash, a legendary songwriter and musician. Join us Sunday at 9 p.m. 

A new voice has joined the WHRV airwaves. Doug Boynton is the afternoon local host for All Things Considered. Learn more about him.

Eric Gales is a blues guitar phenom who began recording at the age of 16. Today, almost 30 years later, after numerous bouts with the real life blues he is back with an album produced by long-time friend Joe Bonamassa called “Crown.”

"All musicians need to or should take lessons, particularly in the beginning, but achieving greatness is a lifetime study." WHRV host and musician Jae Sinnett discusses why technical training is so important for performers.