First and foremost a dancer, Evie Ladin's early years were steeped in the folk music and dance traditions as they were...
Folk and the Appalachian Sound with Evie Ladin
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The Rise of a Performing Artist with Tachíria Flamenco
Mx. Tachíria CarOlé Acuña Flamenco is the 5th generation flamenco & Spanish dancer in her gitano family legacy and...
The Bay Area’s Salsa and Latin Music Powerhouse, a Conversation (part 1 & 2) with Edgardo Cambón
Born in 1960 in Montevideo, Uruguay, Edgardo Cambón started his professional career atthe age of nine, singing tangos...
Sound Lighthouse: Discovering Carillon with Simone Browne
Simone Browne is Law student at UC Berkeley who fell in love with carillon playing while at the University of Chicago....
Taiko Beat of Collaboration with Janet Koike
Janet Koike is the Founder of Rhythmix Cultural Works in Alameda, California. She is also the Artistic Director of...
Taking Cello to New Vibrations with Cellista
Cellista was trained as a classical cellist but detached herself from that label while in graduate school at San...
From California to Tiny Desk Entry with Folk Musician, Moira Smiley
Moira Smiley's mystical, soulful music will tug at your heartstrings. Her roots as a folk musician with training in...
The Touch of Music with Dr. Pianist, Makiko Hirata
Using the arts to heal and unite us, as well as catalyze action around climate change, Dr. Makiko Hirata is on a mission as Dr. Pianist! Listen to her incredible artist story.
Virtual Music for People Who Are Dying with Jennifer Hollis
How music thanatology can be effective both at the beside of dying patients as well as in person. Harp lady Jennifer Hollis shares her wisdom and and insights on the labor of saying goodbye to loved ones and the deep work escalating mortality from Covid has put the world through in the past year.