They say that everyone who bought one of the first copies of “The Velvet Underground & Nico” back in 1967 started a band. That cliche comes to mind on the song for song tribute to the band’s debut called “I’ll Be Your Mirror.”

In partnership with Old Dominion University Department of World Languages and Cultures and the university’s Hispanic Latino Employee Association, WHRO is exploring what it means to be Latino in Hampton Roads.

Start raking the leaves, cover the patio furniture, and grab some pumpkins. Fall has arrived on the Highway.

On this week's Pickin' on WHRV, we fondly remember Bluegrass great Bill Emerson who passed away August 21. 

WHRO Public Media has been awarded a $10,000 grant from the Pulitzer Center on Crisis Reporting for a reporting project titled “At A Crossroads” about sea level rise and its impacts in the region. The new series kicks off in November.

In the early eighties Bob Dylan was lost, looking for direction in the MTV era. He released a trio of albums that were not well received. ”Springtime in New York: The Bob Dylan Bootleg Series Volume 16” attempts to revisit that period, viewing it from a different point of view

"I’m a firm believer that if you host an electronic media music program you should be required to have some instrumental and theoretical musical knowledge," says jazz musician and WHRV host Jae Sinnett. In his latest article he explains why.

Ken Burns doesn't work alone. HIs son-in-law David McMahon co-wrote, co-directed, and co-produced "Muhammad Ali."