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.

New podcast featuring Kyle Bauer and Pete Smith that dives into the issues, stories and people of the Detroit area during this transformative period in the city's history.

Profiles of dance majors for their spring 2015 concert, Geographies of the Body. These profiles were created by students in Kenneth Rogers' class as part of Stories from Deep in the Heart, a project of Texas Folklife and McCallum Fine Arts Academy.

Teachers and students telling stories about biology and life.

What can be done to break the cycle of poverty and improve opportunities for the most disadvantaged children?

Join Ted Hicks (Dad, Husband & Son) as he moderates the #LNPShow that discusses the latest trends and game changers in parenting, technology, education, sports & product reviews.

Let's talk about food as medicine, real food and what really makes us healthier

Internationally acclaimed jazz pianist Patricia Barber hosts WDCB’s three-part series “MusicHeads,” recorded in the acoustically pristine PianoForte Studios in downtown Chicago. Each show explores a different musical theme and can be used as a 3 part series or as stand alone pieces. These FREE programs are suitable for airing any time of year, but would fit nicely into Women's History or Jazz Appreciation month programming.

Tune into Arch Street Press' interviews with thought leaders and innovators in Philadelphia, focusing on how their work is improving the lives of people all across the city.

In Texas, one in three children has a parent who's an immigrant -- or they're immigrants themselves. They have to learn a new language, adapt to a different culture and try to fit into a community that may not embrace newcomers. KERA's Stella M. Chavez follows these first-generation Texans and the educators weaving them into the American tapestry. It's all part of KERA's American Graduate initiative.The series includes a one-hour radio special with Ms. Chavez, hosted by KERA's Krys Boyd.

Each week oral historian Blanche Girouard talks to someone who nurses a hidden passion. In this series, we meet the High Sheriff who loves dung beetles, the conductor who loves model trains, the civil servant who loves lindy hopping and more. Listen to learn about, experience and explore the enthusiasms of quirky English men and women. From the mundane to the peculiar - when you hear an enthusiast talk, you can't fail to be fascinated!