Genevieve Randall has a conversation with Mari Sandoz Conference speaker Walter Echo-Hawk, who'll be speaking in Chadron on September 28th.

American Doorstop Project’s book “A History of Nebraska Agriculture: A Life Worth Living” is by Jody L. Lamp and Melody Dobson. Dobson and Lamp talk about their book with Genevieve Randall. They’ll be in Scottsbluff at the WNAC for a book signing on 9/14/17 from 5-7 pm Mountain.

This week, Chiara String Quartet's violist Jonah Sirota tells Genevieve Randall about the last season of Chiara's performances, including the next one on September 13th, and what the members will be doing after this season.

This week, Dave Hughes takes us on an audio tour of the new exhibitions at the Sheldon Museum of Art on the campus of the University of Nebraska-Lincoln.

This week, Genevieve Randall has an extended version of the discussion with Husker volleyball coach John Cook about his new book, "Dream Like A Champion." The volleyball team starts the season on August 25th. Cook has book signings at the O Street Barnes & Noble on August 28th and the Universi...

Genevieve Randall and guests talk about two productions in Lincoln this week: Nebraska Wesleyan University's "1776" with Joe Hanson and Cat Pestinger; and OmniArts Nebraska's production of "Agnes of God" with Daniel Kubert, Sandy Van Pelt, and Elizabeth Govaerts.

The Prairie Arts Center in North Platte has Eclipse Events. Executive Director Holly Carlini tells us about it.

The Nebraska Storytelling Festival (a Nebraska Sesquicentennial event) will be held at Ponca State Park from August 6-8. The festival will allow guests to explore Nebraska history and the art of storytelling through presentations by more than 15 accomplished Nebraska authors, including Nebraska Sta...

This week, a conversation with Amy Kucera about this year's Neihardt Day in Bancroft.

Genevieve Randall talks with the Commander of the 43rd Army Band, Chief Warrant Officer 4 Brian Anderson, about the origin of Eric Whitacre's piece of music called "October."