Interviews

The Humans In Nature Project works to get individuals to come together and share stories and experiences in nature as a way of encouraging the public to get more involved outdoors.

Gavin chats with Jake Metz, the creator of Immersion Fest, a brand new, inclusive sound-experience festival coming to C-U at the start of May.

Find out what's on the horizon for this Urbana-based band.

The new owners of Rose Bowl Tavern are commited to keeping the classic charm of the well-loved bar, and equally committed to providing an inclusive space for the entire C-U community to celebrate local music.

John interviews Professor Bernhard Scully, former horn player of Canadian Brass, about his experiences in the ensemble and his current work at U of I.

Gillian, a resident of C-U who also identifies as someone with a developmental disability, speaks with Mike Ingram, local musician and Champaign County Board Member as part of her series featuring local people who are helping to build a better, more inclusive Champaign-Urbana.

Smile Politely chats with the executive director of DoCha about the free music festival's tenth anniversary, taking place this upcoming weekend at the Orpheum Children's Science Museum in downtown Champaign.

In this interview, artist KeWav talks about his background in music, living in Champaign, and his musical influences.

Michael Foellmer, who works for the School of Labor and Employment Relations at the University of Illinois, is challenging for a seat on the Unit board.