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Amanda Bocchi presents author and songwriter Bob Schmucker, and the reading of his short story, "A Good Friday".

Amanda Bocchi talks with singer-songwriter Colin Cutler. They discuss his album and delve into "hammer song", closing with his rendition of "Swannanoa Tunnel".

Amanda Bocchi pays tribute to Joe Kendrick in his last week at WNCW.

Laura Boosinger continues her dive into the pioneers of banjo in North Carolina. This time focusing on the men who still influence banjo players today.

Jaclyn spoke with Gar Ragland, founder and CEO of Citizen Vinyl. They've recently moved from their location in Asheville to focus on manufacturing in Weaverville.

The Brevard Music Center is celebrating its 90th year with a stellar summer of music. Jaclyn spoke with their President and CEO, Jason Posnock, about their history, the musicians coming to Brevard this summer, and what's ahead as they move towards their centennial.

This week's episode features longtime Rutherford County journalist Jean Gordon, who discussed the importance of local journalism, the transition from print to digital media, covering tragedy in small communities, and the growing challenge of misinformation online.

WNCW’s Dylan Henson recently spoke with creator and performer Carolina Quiroga about "Becoming ’Merican: The Game Show", an interactive theater performance coming to Story Parlor in Asheville. During the conversation, Quiroga explained how the production transforms the U.S. citizenship process into a live audience experience featuring mock interviews, paperwork races, loyalty rituals, and satirical challenges inspired by real immigration experiences. The performance blends comedy, improvisation, poetry, and audience participation to create a show that is both entertaining and reflective.

Laura Boosinger features the Steep Canyon Rangers as they celebrate 25 years.

Laura Boosinger highlights pioneering women of the banjo in this episode of Down the Road on the Blue Ridge Music Trails podcast.