"During those early years of listening to black music, one thing I definitively remember, was the feeling the music gave me." Jae Sinnett explains how music has the ability to reach the soul.

Join us for the first show in a month-long showcase of wonderful national, local, and regional artists in celebration of Black History Month.

This week, we explore an award-winning album from Alison Krauss and Union Station, music from regional band Code Blue, and more. Join us Sunday night.

"Polaroid Lovers" is unlike anything Sarah Jarosz has done before. It’s louder, slicker and more dazzling than her previous albums, but the songs themselves are just as moving.

The Acoustic Highway celebrates the 50th anniversary of the legendary 1974 release Court and Spark by Joni Mitchell. The album has been hailed as a masterpiece and was named by Rolling Stone Magazine as one of the greatest albums of all time.

On this week’s episode, we honor the 100th birthday of the legendary Earl Scruggs. Hear music from him as well as other banjo masters, Sunday at 7 p.m.

"Little Rope" by Sleater-Kinney is a captivating part of the band’s second act, it’s their fourth album since coming out of retirement.  Clocking in at just over 30 minutes, it’s a powerful expression of what living in a world of perpetual crisis has done to us

"Little Rope" by Sleater-Kinney is a captivating part of the band’s second act, it’s their fourth album since coming out of retirement.  Clocking in at just over 30 minutes, it’s a powerful expression of what living in a world of perpetual crisis has done to us