Dick Glasser was born on this day in 1931 and would later help MGM Records' country music division in Nashville take off in ...

Rob Bowman’s new book, “Land of a Thousand Sessions," provides definitive history of how Muscle Shoals, Alabama, became a musical juggernaut.

Hot Springs wasn't the only wide-open city in Arkansas during the first seven decades of the 20th century. West Memphis was ...

Alice Gerrard and Hazel Dickens bonded at parties in the early 1960s. They would go on to form a groundbreaking bluegrass collaboration.

Hot Springs wasn't the only wide-open city in Arkansas during the first seven decades of the 20th century. West Memphis was ...

Cinema, at its core, is a collective experience. It draws strangers into a shared space, invites them to observe, reflect and ...

Today in Music History for Dec. 26: In 1791, a cantata by English composer John Bentley was performed in Quebec City at the constitutional meeting which marked the partition of the colony into Upper ...

The band performed their first concert on 4 December 1965. In 1981, their leader Jerry Garcia talked to the BBC about how ...

A quintessential part of the American college experience is the college bar, home to cheap drink specials, and good vibes.

1950 – Cold War: Harry Gold is sentenced to 30 years in jail for helping Klaus Fuchs pass information about the Manhattan ...

On this special edition of Here and Now, we pay tribute to African American legends and the younger generation preparing to ...

You couldn’t blame the leaders of Orlando Family Stage if they kicked up their heels and threw back their heads with a howl to join Snoopy in the cartoon beagle’s flamboyantly happy dance. The theater ...