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Scott Hirsch: Love is Long (podcast)

As we head into a very tenuous 2022, maybe it will help you to know about a great album that

As we shift into a whole new phase of things that could have been prevented, it’s helpful to know about

When Joe Troop talks about cancel culture, he isn’t just talking about the right wing folks who don’t want any

This has to be one of my favorite conversations that I have been lucky enough to have as part of

What a special evening at DPAC last night. I am not sure I have ever seen an opening act hold

Listening to Adia Victoria’s latest record, A Southern Gothic, is mesmerizing. It is my favorite album of the year. It

My first concert of 2021 was in June, seeing The Wood Brothers and Ryan Montbleau at an outdoor show at

It is truly amazing when an artist can use the same tools for decades and continue to create vibrant, urgent,

Remember in March of 2020 when we thought we might have to adjust our lives significantly for two whole weeks?

Hearing Yasmin Williams’s compositions is immediately transfixing–and then you see her play, and it’s like you’re seeing someone invent how