"I found a picture a few years back of me holding drumsticks, banging away on a drum pad while watching the Beatles on the Ed Sullivan Show in February of 1964." Jae Sinnett discusses his passion for drumming.

Ray Wylie Hubbard’s new album “Costarring Too” is an example of, if it ain’t broke don’t fix it. The album is the followup to his 2020 collection of collaborations and features an even more impressive lineup of guest musicians.

Professional bull rider (PBR) Bryan Titman gives an inside look at the dangerous sport in this episode of Watching America. We also hear from other PBRs, a competition judge, a barrelman, and excited spectators at the Whisky Velocity Tour.

Dr. Anna Lembke's latest bestselling book explores the paradox: how does the relentless pursuit of pleasure lead to increased pain?

On their fifth album, “Great American Painting” The Districts' previous experiments have come to fruition

One of WHRV's hosts started in radio by creating programs at home for a loved one. Another one visited the station to register a complaint and walked away with a job offer. Both have been sharing their love of jazz music with WHRO listeners for years. We recently caught up with them to talk about music.

Hear some of the dominant voices from a golden era in music. This week we'll explore music from classic country pioneers including Tammy Wynette, Loretta Lynn, Dolly Parton and more.

Jim Croce released five albums and was just finding huge commercial success at the time of his untimely death in 1973. Join us this week to explore his music.