Embark on a captivating journey with the new podcast “In Their Own Words,” a riveting exploration of African American musical legends. This exclusive series prioritizes their untold stories in the music industry, offering a rare glimpse into their evolution, the influence of church music, encounters with influential figures, and transformative educational experiences. Immerse yourself in a living history, preserving legacies and contributing to a richer understanding of African American musical heritage.
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Venture through the diverse lives and passions of Maria Thompson Corley, Christyan Seay, and Fred Dade.
1/30/24 | 37m 10s
Witness the extraordinary expedition through Minister Donte Ford’s diverse sphere, blending musical mastery from prestigious institutions with a profound call to Gospel Ministry.
1/30/24 | 38m 32s
Join our conversation as we learn from Michael Mwenso, a visionary bandleader and EMMY Award-winning creator whose life journey reflects a unique tapestry of influences.
1/30/24 | 36m 27s
Uncover the musical journey of Lara Downes, an inventive American pianist whose compositions intricately entwine history, family, and collective memory, creating a resonant narrative in sound.
1/30/24 | 44m 10s
Explore the exclusive world of Kings Return as they reveal their musical journey and deepest inspirations in an electrifying conversation set to captivate and invigorate. Discover the magic behind their harmonies, genre-blending prowess, and the story behind their GRAMMY-nominated success.
1/30/24 | 21m 57s
This series guides new and returning cyclists through topics like bike safety, general maintenance, how to change a flat tire on the trail, and more.
Telling the stories of researchers, their studies, and how their work impacts you and the world you live in.
Year-Round Gardening gives basic gardening tips throughout the year. The instructional clips feature Penn State Extension Educators and Master Gardeners.
Houtzdale resident Frank Harchak shares his passion for digging up old outhouses.
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