New River Blues Festival 2013 Takes Place This Weekend
Quitting Your Job For Fantasy Football
'The Blessing Cup': Polacco And Her Family Of Storytellers
Hacker-Artist's Mantra: 'Fun Makes The Politics Go Down'
Sisterly Conflict Against A Great War Backdrop In 'Daughters Of Mars'
Boozy Bromance 'World's End' Rises Above Its Lowbrow Tactics
Jews and Catholics, UNCSA's Cirkus Project, and Jazzen on Triad Art's Weekend
Today on the show we once again revel in artistic eclecticism, this time from in-your-face, post-punk, alternative, turn-table shattering rock, to smooth jazz, with just a dash of Cirque du Soleil thrown in for good measure. The Winston-Salem band Jews & Catholics are back with a vengeance, and with a limited run of groovy 12” vinyl LPs. And speaking of groove, Jazzen joins us Live in Studio A. They'll be groovin' their way back in time with the smooth sounds of Hall & Oats, the Doobie Brothers and more. And what do you get when you combine the creative genius behind Cirque du Soleil with the bottomless well of student and alumni talent at the UNC School of the Arts? The Cirkus Theatre Project, and original stories that will move you.
Winston-Salem-Based Jews and Catholics Release 'Civilized' New Album
An Epic Pub Crawl Gone Wrong Culminates In 'World's End'
