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Jim Cotter speaks with storyteller James Braley about his one-man show, Life in a Marital Institution (20 Years of Monogamy in One Terrifying Hour), now…

More than so many other kinds of music, jazz takes its tradition seriously. There's about 100 years' worth, and most of it has been passed down in sound:…

In addition to the grim truth of another 11,000 jobs lost and 400 retail fronts closing, the news of the Borders failure marks the end of another chapter…

Vocalist Anna Bergman, whose versatile career spans from Broadway to opera to cabaret, speaks with Jill Pasternak about her recent performance in honor of…

She was married to a baron, flew airplanes and fought for the French Resistance in North Africa. She smoked cigarettes from a holder, drove a Rolls-Royce…

Comprised of four violin concertos written by Antonio Vivaldi in 1723, The Four Seasons is probably the Baroque composer's best-known work. Each of the…

Susan Lewis explores an exhibition of the insect illustrations of a world-renowned entomologist at the Academy of Natural Sciences in Philadelphia.David…

In an interview from 2009, Jill Pasternak speaks with Dan Franklin Smith about his work as music director of the chamber ensemble Elysium, and his career…

Join Jill Pasternak when she speaks with members of the India Music and Dance Society (SRUTI) about the two styles of Indian classical music, Carnatic and…

Giacomo Gates: The Revolution Will Be Jazz - The Songs of Gil Scott-HeronThe ever-witty vocalist Giacomo Gates is usually compared to Eddie Jefferson or…