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Join us today on African Perspectives for two historic news updates.

So much music begins with a heartbeat and a hum, a pulse and a drone. The Swedish duo Symbio is a unique combination of accordion and a hurdy-gurdy, a very old-fashioned hand cranked string instrument.

Friday, September 19, UGA Presents the Paul Taylor Dance Company at the Classic Center Theatre. Their program features Company B: Songs Sung by the Andrews Sisters.

Three hundred years ago, J.S. Bach wrote some of his most inspired and moving music for a single small instrument: the solo violin.

The final quarter of the year includes independence anniversaries for ten African nations.

Today on Athens News Matters, local psychologist Lakeisha Gantt on her run for Athens-Clarke County mayor. Then, an opportunity for Northeast Georgians to discuss vaccines.

The celebrated Canadian pianist Angela Hewitt will be playing October 26th at Hodgson Concert Hall, opening with familiar preludes and fugues by J.S. Bach.

This Toronto-based group tours the world with their brand of powerhouse Southern soul, roots rock.

WUGA's series of live concert recordings from High Cotton Music Hall, Music From High Cotton, returns this week with a new season of shows.

On this week’s episode of the Georgia Health Report, hosts Emma Auer and Renuka Rayasam, a reporter based in Atlanta for KFF Health News, discussed how federal changes in Medicaid funding may result in fewer people being insured, and how hospitals serving rural and low-income communities may be impacted.