This week in Mal's World, Mal remembers the late Eddie Garcia, a Hampton Roads real estate giant who passed away at the end of May.

Two long-time indie rock pioneers have joined forces for a second time on the album “Years to Burn” by Iron and Wine and Calexico. The experimental nature of the two bands makes this more than just a collaboration, it’s the furthering of each other’s sound

This week on Educationally Speaking we discuss how early some schools begin their day and how a lack of sleep may be putting teens at risk. Join us on WHRV FM.

Writer's Block returns with singer-songwriter Michael Glass and features Eastern Shore resident Ken Sutton. Join us on WHRV 89.5 FM on Sunday at 11 a.m.

In the latest episode of Watching America, host Alan Campbell explored heroism -- what makes a hero a hero and who are the heroes around us in our everyday lives.

Mal Vincent talks about the great romantic crooner Johnny Mathis who is paying tribute to the late Doris Day this Saturday.

Kishi Bashi grew up in Norfolk, Va and learned to play the violin there. He became a renowned session and touring violinist and began his solo career in 2011. “Omoiyari” is his fifth and most accomplished album, a set of songs all inspired by the Japanese interment camps in the US in WWII.

This week on Educationally Speaking, we talk with Tidewater Community College about their participation in the statewide Fast Forward grant program that offsets tuition costs on some workforce training programs.