Podcasts

Diana Green and Cathy Gassenheimer have a mission: arts education for every Alabama pre-k through 12 student.

In a slim, lucid, and compulsively readable book, Nathaniel Philbrick makes an enthusiastic case for taking a look at Melville’s classic, "Moby-Dick."

What happens when innovative medical practitioners join with a lively arts community?

The neurologist/holistic practioneer knows first-hand the healing power of the arts for veterans.

The author of "World War Z" really isn’t kidding when it comes to zombies.

Attempting to understand the links in the untimely deaths of her brother and four friends in her memoir "Men We Reaped."

Bringing it all back home in her film "Sleeping with the Fishes."

Chunky's been playing and singing the stories of the Chicano people for 40 years.

How Dance Place’s open door policy helped transform an underserved neighborhood into a vital arts district.

Rev. Jerry Colbert shares one of the oldest African-American music traditions.

The Irish step dancer and 2014 National Heritage Fellow talks about his life-long passion for dance.

Blue-collar worker and union organizer Ralph Fasanella would have been 100 this week. His paintings of urban working class people struggling and thriving continue to live on.