Summer festivals are in full swing! Join us for sneak peeks of the folk acts who will be performing in and around Wisconsin

Join guest host Jeff Durkee for an evening of Halloween-inspired favorites from the wide world of folk music!

Join guest host Steve Gotcher this Sunday for an evening of Halloween treasures, including songs from Aoife O’Donovan, Kate Rusby and The Crane Wives!

How time flies – the October request show is here! Join Simply Folk for a festive evening of listener-selected favorites.

Tonight we share new releases from the August mailbag along with a preview of artists appearing at the Porcupine Mountains Music Festival including Jackie Venson, Kat Wright and The Way […]

It’s time for the traditional summer repeat of the Simply Folk New Year’s broadcast! Join your wonderful community of listeners for an evening of singalong favorites, with a few new twists. Click here for lyrics!

Tune in this week for exciting new releases from folk musicians around the world!

Raye Zaragoza named her 2020 album, "Woman in Color," because she saw it as "a coloring book, and every song was a like a little bit of me coloring in my story, of my past and my present and my future."

"Being a woman of color in America and someone of mixed race, I’ve always felt like identity is something that weighs on me very heavily and something that I really wanted to write about in this record," she said.

Science and spirituality have often been portrayed as opposites or enemies, but for singer-songwriter Peter Mayer, they are intimately connected. His music has been described as spiritual or mystical, but, he said in a recent interview, "If I would think of myself as a mystic, I would also think of myself as a mystic who is very respectful and interested in science."

When so often the latest thing is considered the greatest thing, Eilen Jewell prefers her music with the word "early" in front of it.