This month, we celebrate the birthday of the great American composer George Gershwin, whose Rhapsody in Blue fused classical and jazz styles and marked a turning point in American music in 1924.

WHRV offers an entire afternoon of news and informational programming that keeps listeners in the loop, whether you are picking up the kids from school, finishing up your work day or running errands. Stay up to date on the current events you need to know!

"When I end my broadcasting days, I will end up pretty much where I started," says WHRO FM announcer Raymond Jones. Before WFOS—now known as the Time Machine Radio Network—was a part of the WHRO family, it was a part of his family.

Time Machine Radio Network is a journey through five decades of music. Where will it take you?

Tedeschi Trucks Band’s latest album “I Am The Moon” was released on four eps between the beginning of June and the end of August. The twenty four tracks are all loosely related to a 12^th Century Persian poem.

On this episode of Open Channel we examine how the landmark legislation Title IX quite literally changed the game for women’s athletics.

Dr. Lynne Fenton is the psychiatrist who treated the mass shooter who attacked patrons of a movie theater in Aurora, Colorado. In the weeks and months following the tragedy she faced questions and harsh criticism from some who suggested she should have done more to prevent the attack.

Pickin' on WHRV this week brings you music from The Nashville Bluegrass Band, Audie Blaylock, Bill Monroe with Jimmy Martin and other greats of the genre. Join us Sunday at 7 p.m.