A Series of programs of the Electric Sound that defined the 60's and 70's... The Electric Music that became the symbol of worldwide cultural change, the harbinger of a new time, a new world. "The Stone Age"...

A multimedia documentary series from Capital Public Radio

Michael Verity's American Music is a weekly 60-minute program that plays a broad range of American music from classic 60's country to 70's country rock to new Americana.

The 2 Minute Teach-in Project: giving the down-and-dirty, what-you-need-to-know in 2 minutes or less on a variety of subjects.

Academic news at the speed of academic publication!

BackStory is a weekly one-hour public radio show that provides a national broadcast audience with an enjoyable and accessible way of engaging challenging themes in American history and how they connect with today.

Veteran Matters is a series examining the first hand experiences of U.S. War Veterans from World War II, Korea, Vietnam, Iraq, and Afghanistan. The host of this series is Dr. Peter Hilton, from Saint Xavier University.

Liner Notes highlights the significance of the great lives, works and moments in jazz history.

Literary readings by published authors, lured to Duquesne University by Professor John Fried and the English Department.

Love Is Complicated looks at the perils and the perks of looking for love in many different places. This ongoing series takes an irreverent, playful and profound look at the many different ways love is expressed around the world, and the risks the players take in pursuing it.

Fresh Picked explores art and artists across all mediums.

Italy is renowned for its artisans -- from bakers to tailors, jewelry makers to marble workers. They create unique masterpieces by hand, even in a mass-produced age. But these artisans and their work is at risk of disappearing, leaving the wider world without skilled craftsmen trained in the Italian tradition.

Join us as we honor the great women of our state for Women's History Month 2013. We celebrate this history with a daily series celebrating Minnesota's own for the month of March. Listen each weekday as we profile a contemporary Minnesota woman whose work has contributed to the advancement of women.

Stories from the Field preserves and celebrates the contributions of women working in chemistry and related sciences. The project captures scientific adventures and career insights in short, conversational audio interviews.

Audio pictures of each season created by the unique sounds, music variety, and unusual facts associated with each time of year.