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On today's David and Art, David Smith connects Art and History through paintings that reveal how Europe followed the American Civil War, in real time.

Evangelist Jessie Mae Renfro was one of the last great traditional gospel voices, as her song “Oh, Have You” so beautifully displays.

This week on 'I Hear America Singing', Ross explores the rivers of America, from the mighty Mississippi to the Mussellshell and the Columbia. Before we had railroads and interstate highways, rivers were important means of transportation and became enmeshed in songs and stories.

I am a huge James Bond fan, and never missed an episode of Charlie’s Angels as a pre-teen growing up. A story about women my age who could still fight, run, plan, take action, and do all the things they did in their early years really appealed to me.

College campuses are places for discovery, and not all of it happens in a classroom. Today on David and Art, host David Smith looks at the role theater can play in a university education.

For my 500th episode of “Shout! Black Gospel Music Moments” I’m sharing the first gospel 45 I ever bought, “People Get Ready” by the Chambers Brothers.

As usual, March is blowing in like a lion so Ross has gathered a whirlwind of songs to match the weather.

On this edition of The Sit Down, host Rachel Velasco is joined by Mike Hamilton, Chief Creative Officer of Rogue Media Network.

This week, KWBU's Molly-Jo Tilton sits down with Rick Tullis, who is running unopposed for the County Judge seat.

Imagine being punched in the ovaries to bring on a fit.This is The Madwomen of Paris by Jennifer Cody Epstein, which was inspired by the dark history of the Salpêtrière asylum in the 1880s.