Podcasts

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.

The DC Youth Slam Team is an award-winning internationally acclaimed poetry group. Listen to their poems and find out how it all comes together.

NEA Literature Fellow on the differences in writing novels, short stories, and tweets.

Believing that music is a unifying force, ETHEL has joined forces with musicians across genres and regions and built a family of artists along the way.

2011 MacArthur Fellow Francisco Nunez brings together New York youth of all backgrounds and together they create beautiful music and an inclusive community.

The gloriousness of color and form.

On building the sonic design of her album, "Sunken Cathedral."

Her first novel, "When the Emperor Was Divine," explores her family’s history in the Japanese-American internment camps during World War II.

Two jazz legends look at their careers in jazz.

It's a tuneful podcast as we go to the heart of Irish music.

Art-Force: Artists revitalizing rural manufacturing.