Left, Right & Center is KCRW’s show where we take on all the political issues -- even the complicated ones that might divide your own family.

Introduce children to classical music in a fun and entertaining way.

The mountains. The lights. It's time. Follow along on this audio series experience that brings a time-honored art form to a new generation of listeners.

During the too-short presidency of John Fitzgerald Kennedy, he and Jackie made the arts in America a priority. Return to Camelot explores the mood of the country, the excitement felt by artists in all fields, and the sorrow that engulfed the nation after Kennedy's assassination. Performance by and conversation with pianist Earl Wild, who played for the Kennedys at Constitution Hall.

Sierra Club Radio is a half-hour environmental talk show, full of green news you can use. The show includes interviews with top politicians, experts, and celebrities, as well as tips for green living.

Minneapolis high school students script and read 60-second pieces based on research into important figures in African American history.

Students interested in radio work must get past the first, and possibly the biggest hurdle: hearing their own voice.

The first audio anthology of NEW fiction based on the beloved OTR characters and shows we know and love, based on the popular book series from BearManor Media.

Tony Bennett joins jazz expert Dick Golden to profile artists, composers and others whose careers have made a difference in our world.

Radio Rock explores the history of rock music, blending tracks from rock's rich and diverse repertoire (1955-present) with expert commentary by host John Covach. The playlist is eclectic, as selections ricochet from Elvis to the Police, from the Beatles to Madonna, and from Big Joe Turner to Nirvana. (59 minutes)

This series of digital diaries comes from a group of talented youth radio reporters in Juba, south Sudan. The pieces were recorded in 2009.

Young radio producers in Liberia explore issues important to them.