Why is E&H in the City such a treasured E&H tradition? Listen to these volunteers explain it! Thanks to Lori Saunders ('91) and Danny Parks ('78) for a wicked fun conversation!

How did a self-described "country boy" from Java end up being a decorated physicist? Listen in to find out, and let's all be excited about where he's headed next!

We were THRILLED that Adriana Trigiani sat with us on The Duck Pond Wall to talk with us about The Origin Project and her latest book!

Taylor is the Director of Sports Medicine at the United States Performance Center in Charlotte working to strengthen elite Olympic athletes. But it turns out there's a lot more to being an Olympian than leg lifts!

Karen has been with our local power company, APCO, for 14 years, and she has some fascinating insights on the recent hurricane that just brought disaster to our region. She also gives us some tips on keeping our power bills lower. And she highlights a great opportunity for nature lovers to have a free date night in the area this spring!

Ivy has an extensive collection of early recordings -- many of which were created in the Appalachian region. Join us for a conversation about the performers, the music, and the history that makes these records so fascinating!

Ed Morgan is the director of the SWVA Higher Education Center's popular lifelong learning event called College for Older Adults. Here, he outlines the Spring 2025 schedule and also discusses the Virginia Creeper Trail.

Mike Fath is first and foremost a rock guitarist -- but he is also a poet and an author. His newest book is a memoir entitled Sonic Tapestry: Confessions of an Almost Famous Rock Guitarist. In this interview he discusses his journey into music and writing -- that actually began on the basketball court!