Carter Center Initiative to Restore Trust in the US Election System – Democracy Under Siege As polarization increases, so does the risk of political and identity-based violence. The Network brings North Carolinians together who share a common concern for the future of our state and the mutual desire to build a more healthy democratic republic…
Blue Ridge National Heritage Area and Rare Bird Farm team up for inaugural Fine Tuned Sessions Daylong music event and fundraiser focus on the convergence of old time and modern music in an intimate musical setting. In Madison County, North Carolina, the rich tradition of ballads and music spans generations. Rooted in family heritage, the culture…
A HISTORY OF COLLEGE RADIO Katherine Rye Jewell joins Davyne Dial to discuss her new book and the history and significance of college radio stations
Asheville’s own Thomas Wolfe “made it possible to believe that the stuff of life, with all its awe and mystery and magic, could by some strange alchemy be transmuted to the page” (William Gay). “Look Homeward, Angel is one of the most important novels of my life. . . . It’s a wonderful story for…
This nonprofit museum celebrates synth pioneer Bob Moog, who revolutionized electronic music as we know it
Music has returned to Asheville’s iconic 1939 Citizen Times building, where Bill Monroe first unleashed his bluegrass sound over the airwaves of WWNC am radio station. Now home to Citizen Vinyl, the historic art deco floors………….
