Cultural Shorts

Author and broadcaster Craig Havighurst discusses his new book, Musicality For Humans: How To Listen Like An Artist.

Seattle musician offers up meditative collection of songs and discusses how small musical gestures can sometimes be the most important ones.

Noah Green of The Pretty Flowers discusses mortality, the quiet life, and The Replacements.

The legendary Canadian rock band Triumph is back on tour after more than 30 years. Co-founder Gil Moore discusses relaunching the band why he's a strong supporter of musical education.

Boiled in Lead's Drew Miller reflects on 43 years of the band's history and its latest album.

Alan Williams discusses his new album, Floating on the Dreamline, his life as an educator, and contemplating what happened to saxophone solos in pop songs.

Robert Jon & The Wreck continue building their audience with dedicated touring and raucous live performances. Robert Jon Burrison explains it all.

Andrew Becker's latest release under the Human Potential moniker is Eel Sparkles, an impactful demonstration of Becker's formidable creativity brimming with imaginative compositions.

Cody Diekhoff performs as Chicago Farmer and the latest Chicago Farmer LP, Homeaid, is a rich and imaginative collection of songs that serve as testament to his formidable musical talents.

The band Six Going On Seven has returned with its first album in over 20 years. Titled Human Tears the recording bridges the distance between the trio's early days and its present state.