HSRA students share their stories of how the HSRA Vocational Discovery program in partnership with Ramsey County and other employers has impacted their lives and career opportunities. Part 2 of 2.

HSRA students share their stories of how the HSRA Vocational Discovery program in partnership with Ramsey County and other employers has impacted their lives and career opportunities. Part 1 of 2.

HSRA grads Mickey Breeze and TL Reigns are 2 of the Upper-Midwest's most in-demand remixers and producers. Both Mickey and TL are also graduates of the HSRA higher-ed audio engineering program Diverse Media Institute. Mickey and TL talk about what it is like for emerging Hip-hop artists and producers during a pandemic world! 

Rab Bakari is an indispensable linchpin in the entertainment business and has decades of hands-on experience as an authentic New York Hip Hop creator and a music corporate person. He has served label groups such as Island Def Jam; Republic Records; Interscope Geffen A&M; Classics Label Group, Universal Music Group Nashville; The Verve Music Group, and Capitol Label Group as a music biz executive. Rab joins High School for Recording Arts to discuss the emerging music market in Africa.

HSRA students talk about why they love their school and why other students should enroll. Rock the Cause Records CEO Scott Herold joins to talk about the Business of Music program at HSRA.

HSRA students talk with community leaders about urban farming and food security during the summer months. They also debut a ground-breaking new single from the Grammy award winning Sounds of Blackness, Time for Reparations.

HSRA celebrates the music of the Grammy Award-Winning Sounds of Blackness and their ongoing partnership.

High School for Recording Arts Job Squad program provides HSRA students with real-life paid vocational training opportunities. Hear from the students themselves on how the Job Squad program has impacted their career choices. Ramsey County Workforce Solutions Ling Becker and Rock the Cause Records CEO Scott Herold explain how community partnerships fund vocational discovery programs at the high school level.

Love and consent are in the air in this special 4 tha Air Valentine's segment. HSRA students offer healthy dating tips during COVID-19 and why being single is a good thing.

Gary Hines the creative visionary behind the Multi-Grammy Award Winning Sounds of Blackness joins 4 tha Air to discuss the history of racial injustice in America, what you can do about it and why HSRA is so special!