As part of WHRO’s American Graduate: Getting to Work initiative, this week’s Educationally Speaking explores a local program that allows students to simultaneously earn both high school and college credits as well as industry certifications.

This week in Mal's World, Mal recalls the time he was on the set of Zeffirelli’s The Champ in 1979, and he had a very close call!

Throughout the month of July, WHRV will feature several special programs honoring the first moon landing.

For as long as there have been humans, we have looked up at the moon in wonder. And probably for just as long, we have made verse and music about the moon.

Buddy and Julie Miller decided that for their 40^th wedding anniversary they’d release their first album in ten years. It’s called "Breakdown on 20^th Ave. South" and to add credence to their years of longevity many of the songs were recorded in their bedroom.

As part of WHRO’s American Graduate: Getting to Work initiative, this week’s Educationally Speaking series explores what one local city is doing to address the skilled trades shortages of workers in key local industries.

The American Train Collective is a group of friends and musicians who travel long-distance and write songs together on Amtrak trains.

July starts the beginning of our new fiscal year and as is tradition we are welcoming new programs to the schedule.