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In this program that will air on Labor Day at noon, host Juana Summers traces the growth of Hip-Hop as a cultural and commercial force beginning five decades ago - August 1973 - at a party in a community room in the Bronx.

Old Crow Medicine Show’s new album is a quick follow-up the one they released last year and while that was more politically oriented, “Jubillee” is an album of songs with more common themes like romance, grief, reuniting with old friends and...cockfights

The Virginia Office of the Attorney General is asking a Richmond judge to throw out a lawsuit from recreational fishers that says state regulators illegally increased menhaden catch limits.

She is known as the Crappy Childhood Fairy, and her techniques have helped thousands heal from childhood trauma. Hear our enlightening conversation with Anna Runkle, Friday at noon.

Recent reports, including a recenly released Army study, highlight barriers for women throughout the Special Ops community.

Quaint Isle of Wight County is reaching a tipping point as officials grapple with accelerating growth.

Thousands of Virginians recently checked a box on their state tax return indicating they were uninsured and wanted to know if they were eligible for medical assistance programs like Medicaid.

On this week’s Pickin, we’ll feature a program of “crossovers”- those songs that are country standards yet also were covered by Bluegrass artists.

The Acoustic Highway celebrates some September and October Birthdays with music from Bruce Springsteen, Ian Tyson, Gilliam Welch, Don McClean, and many others.

Join us for a preview screening and panel discussion of Ken Burns' new film The American Buffalo. We'll also hear from members of the local Nansemond Indian Nation about which local resources they rely on and how they are working to conserve them.