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On this final episode of The Spark: Martha Woodroof agreed to sit down and discuss her life and career... in essence, to be the final guest on The… -
On this episode of The Spark: Rita Dove, former U.S. Poet Laureate and WMRA's December Books & Brews author, discusses her life, poetry and the sound of…
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When Staunton’s Cliff Garstang won a state-level award for his novel, What the Zhang Boys Knew, no one was more flabbergasted by this than he was. WMRA's… -
Greg Tutwiler was working as a DJ and doing some writing when work sent him to MerleFest. Now he is the energy and expertise behind Americana Rhythm… -
Live music, a film narrated by Robert Redford about adaptive athletes, and demonstrations of adaptive equipment are among the items scheduled during… -
A chat with wise youngperson Linzy Cumbia, who designed our APP. So if you listen to WMRA through an iPhone, thank him. You can find out more about the… -
Martha meets historic-building-saver Luke Ramsey of Ramsey Restoration. Images of tumbledown and restored log cabins, mansions, slave quarters, barns, and… -
Bill Painter of Harrisonburg explains his 40+ year fascination with The Lord of the Rings and with the Middle Earth backstory. There’s a lot of Middle… -
“Five Things the Church Can Learn from Women’s Roller Derby” is a Kelly Figueroa-Ray essay for the Huffington Post. HuffPo religion-blogger Kelly… -
On WMRA's The Spark, we meet noise-rocker Natalie Strickland. What is noise rock? Here's insight from Wikipedia, from StrongBad, and from Natalie's band… -
Hot glass blowpipe rule #1: DON'T INHALE. The 1500+ degree air sears the lungs. It's dangerous work with beautiful results. Glassblower Lisa Aronzon chats… -
We meet David Currier who sculpts and also works as an art-enlarger: other sculptors ask him to scale-up their art. He's also the artist behind the comic…
