Wilson Pickett’s “In the Midnight Hour”
Originally aired on Studio 360 and their affiliates on July 12, 2018. Wilson Pickett got his start singing in gospel and vocal R&B groups, but before long he left the […]
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The Sounds of America: Flaco Jiménez’s Partners album BMPAudio
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The Sounds of America: The Harder They Come Soundtrack BMPAudio
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Science Of Happiness 76: If You Want to Be More Productive, Cut Yourself Some Slack BMPAudio
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Science of Happiness 73: How to Switch Off Your Critics BMPAudio
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Science of Happiness 72: How To Reconnect With Your Partner BMPAudio
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The Science of Happiness 71: Do You Want To Be More Patient? BMPAudio
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Red, White and the Blues BMPAudio
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The Science Of Happiness 70: How To Love People You Don’t Like BMPAudio
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The Science of Happiness 69: What’s Your “Why” In Life? BMPAudio
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The Science of Happiness 68: From Othering to Belonging BMPAudio
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The Science of Happiness 67: Taking Small Steps toward Big Goals BMPAudio
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1A Memorial Day Special BMPAudio
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The Science of Happiness 66: How to Connect When You Must Stay Apart BMPAudio
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The Science of Happiness 64: Helping Kids Think About the Good BMPAudio
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The Science of Happiness 63: Remembering to Breathe BMPAudio
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The Sounds of America: “Hello Muddah, Hello Fadduh” BMPAudio
Short Form Specials
Public Enemy’s “It Takes a Nation of Millions to Hold Us Back” Turns 30
Originally aired on Studio 360 and their affiliates on June 21, 2018. Released on June 28, 1988, Public Enemy’s It Takes a Nation of Millions to Hold Us Back broke ground […]
“The Incredible Jazz Guitar of Wes Montgomery”
This year marks the 50th anniversary of the death of Wes Montgomery, the great jazz guitarist. He died suddenly — a heart attack — when he was just 45. At […]
“Ode to Billie Joe” at 50
Originally aired on Studio 360 and their affiliates on December 21, 2017. Ode to an Enigma: How Bobbie Gentry ghosted us all In 1967, Capitol Records took a chance on […]
Inside the National Recording Registry: “I Will Survive”
“I Will Survive:” The Best Song to Grace a B-Side It was 1978. Gloria Gaynor wasn’t having a good year. Her first hit, “Never Can Say Goodbye,”never translated into staying […]
The “Wild Side” of Lou Reed’s “Walk” on Studio 360
This feature aired on Studio 360 on October 6, 2016. From Studio 360… “Walk on the Wild Side” was released in 1972 on Lou Reed’s second solo album, “Transformer.” Though musically […]
“The Boys of the Lough”
Michael Coleman’s recordings from the early 1920’s set the standard for all the traditional Irish music that would follow. Coleman emigrated from County Sligo, Ireland, to New York City in […]
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C.C. Rider: The Venerator
Meet C.C. Rider, radio host on Elwood’s BluesMobile Radio Hour. She spends her life venerating the founding fathers of the blues. She’s walked the crooked highways of this singing country to resurrect […]
“Mary, Don’t You Weep”: the Life of a Song
In 1957, Reverend Claude Jeter wrote an arrangement of “Mary, Don’t You Weep” for his gospel ensemble, the Swan Silvertones. “Mary, Don’t You Weep” had been around as a spiritual since […]
