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WHRV's Gina Gambony picked up a new hobby (or habit?) during the pandemic. And she's not ready to quit.

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Join us Monday for this special program about Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., and how he leveraged the influence of artists and athletes in the civil rights movement.

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Jazz has a long list of musical greats who have performed throughout the years. What are the best jazz albums of last year? WHRV Host Jae Sinnett ranks his top picks of 2021.

This week we are remembering J.D. Crowe and his legendary body of work. He passed away on Christmas Eve at the age of 84.

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Guest host Scott McGraw explores the acoustic side of hte Beatles on this week's program. Join us Sunday at 9 p.m.

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Washington, D.C. and the surrounding region was a hub for Bluegrass music beginning in the 1940s as people migrated to the area looking for work. This week we explore a pivotal time in the genre.

During our first episode of the new year, we'll explore the music of Canadian singer-songwriter Gordon Lightfoot. Join us Sunday at 9 p.m.

On this special New Year's Eve program, music host Paul Ingles remembers some of the major artists, from multiple music genres, who were lost to us in 2021.