Jon Smith’s Voyages
Jon Smith’s Voyages mixes rock, soul, funk, psychedelic, pop, and blues into theatrical rock that is a treat for the eyes and the ears. Continue »
The Local Groove Presents is a spin-off of our popular radio show and features musical performances by Pennsylvania artists at WPSU’s studio. Performances in Season 4 include Ted McCloskey & the Hi-Fi’s, Caledonia, The Jaded Lips, and Jon Smith’s Voyages,
Jon Smith’s Voyages mixes rock, soul, funk, psychedelic, pop, and blues into theatrical rock that is a treat for the eyes and the ears. Continue »
The Jaded Lips mix rock, punk, grunge, and blues into a potent mix of homegrown rock n’ soul. Continue »
Caledonia play their style of Americana – a mix of roots, country, and bluegrass. Continue »
State College artists Ted McCloskey & the Hi-Fi’s perform their take on rock n’ roll. A mix of rock, grunge, blues, and punk. Continue »
The Dishonest Fiddlers perform their interpretation of bluegrass, which they call “browngrass.” Continue »
The Season 2 premiere episode features Eric Ian Farmer & Friends performing what they call “heart music.” Continue »
Episode 4 of The Local Groove Presents, featuring Hannah Bingman, a folk and roots musician from State College. Continue »
Episode 3 of The Local Groove Presents features Cass and the Bailout Crew, a rock band from Williamsport. Continue »
Episode 2 of The Local Groove Presents features Mama Corn, a bluegrass band from central Pennsylvania. Continue »
The premiere episode of The Local Groove Presents, featuring The Sorters, an indie roots rock band from northeastern Pennsylvania. Continue »
Watch a sneak peek of The Local Groove Presents as The Sorters perform their track "Four Seasons." Continue »
Why We Dance: The Story of THON is a documentary project that chronicles the student-run philanthropy, THON, and the children, families, and students who are changed by their experience.
Hosted by actress and advocate Mariska Hargitay, and told by Detective Deirdri Fishel, Telling Amy’s Story follows the timeline of a domestic violence homicide.
In each episode, we ask scholars to reflect on ideas in their work in ways that expand and enrich questions of current concern.