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Best-selling author, Jonathan Coleman, talks about his collaboration with NBA icon, Jerry West, on West by West, My Charmed, Tormented Life.Information…

A tribute to Kate Kessler, intrepid teacher, dancer, WMRA contributor and solo hiker of the entire Appalachian Trail. We just heard this week that Kate is…

Congress recently heard about the work of two Virginia economists looking into the economic, social, and emotional costs of unemployment.We thought you…

Proponents call it the "Fair Tax." But just how fair would it be to replace all federal taxes with a 23% sales tax? Two Tea Party activists in favor of…

The Judy Chops, whose five members hail from various parts of the Shenandoah Valley, share their eclectic music and love of making that music.The Judy…

BackStory presents In the Beginning: Evolution & Creation in American History. More than 85 years after the Scopes "Monkey Trial," debates over the proper…

She lived through the horror of two civil wars in her homeland of Liberia. Then she began promoting reconciliation between war criminals and their…

Stonemason Dana Nelson, a guest of WMRA's The Spark, teases us with just one of his funny Irish stories.

Killing and cooking wild deer for a high school class project turned bad when 29 teenagers fell ill with E. coli. Cooking the meat as kabobs may have spread the bugs. And teenage food safety habits didn't help.

Maybe even if it weren't a general-election year, President Obama would still be proposing that Congress give him the power to merge federal agencies to make the government smaller and more efficient. But it is an election year and the president's proposal gives him a way to counter GOP charges that he's a big-government Democrat.