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BBC World Servic/iHeart RadioWKMS and Sounds Good present special programming this February in celebration of Black History Month. -
Cintia Segovia Figueroa/Kentucky Arts Council/YoutubeTracy Ross speaks to MAG director Debi Henry Danielson and MSU Assistant Professor of Photography Cintia Segovia Figueroa about the traveling exhibit, "Our Kentucky Home."
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WKMS kicks off 2022 with special programming from NPR, Vox, and Current. -
Tracy Ross speaks to Mary Foley, executive director of Merryman House, about the domestic violence center's comprehensive services.
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Tracy Ross speaks to historian and WKCTC emeritus professor Berry Craig about the 80th anniversary of the Pearl Harbor attack and Craig's new book on the subject.
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Tracy Ross speaks to Clayton Tune, MSU alum and author of "What Lies Between the Lakes," about his new novel.
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Tracy Ross speaks to Market House Theatre executive director Michael Cochran about the theatre's final weekend of "Riot: Asbury Park."
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Tracy Ross speaks with author and historian Todd Carr ahead of his Virtual Evening Upstairs presentation, "Cave-in-Rock Pirates and Outlaws," this Thursday, November 18th.
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This Veterans Day, Tracy Ross speaks with the president and founder of Check A Vet, Michael Carmichael, about his mission to end veteran suicide.
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Tracy Ross speaks to MSU Cinema International director Dr. Thérèse St. Paul about the program's upcoming screenings of "Tangerines."
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WKMS celebrates the 2021 holiday season with a wide variety of seasonal programs starting Wednesday, November 24th, 2021. Get festive with Sounds Good, Cafe Jazz, Left of the Dial, and many more local and national shows.
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Tracy Ross speaks to theatre professor and director of "The Importance of Being Earnest," Daryl Phillipy, about the MSU Theatre Arts program's upcoming performances.
