Interviews

These Grandkids have grown up immensely from their “humblecore” beginnings in Champaign-Urbana, as shown through their latest album, This Guitars.

Dr. Kathryn B.H. Clancy, an Associate Professor of Anthropology, discusses her Period Podcast, reactions to the show, and the state of women’s health in the aftermath of the presidential election.

Julia speaks with indie-electronic band Sunjacket about their time at Earth Analog Studios and the year 2016 as a whole ahead of their show at The Accord tomorrow.

Ashley sits down with Kim Sheahan, the Assistant Director of Education and resident storyteller at the Spurlock Musuem to discuss storytelling, its importance, and the museum's upcoming story events.

From decades in the indie rock realm to the depths of Urbana, Bruce Adams is a gem of the unknown music community. You should learn more about him.

In a new announcement by the crew at Hopscotch: Cakes & Confections — their plan to expand includes this Bakery & Market in 2017.

Singer-Songwriter Susan Werner talks about her eclectic career, her endeavors in Cuban music, and her upcoming shows at Krannert Center this weekend. 

Jesse speaks with a few members of the community about how love, education, and acceptance, can create a strong community of acceptance in C-U.

Emily Blue is performing in Champaign at the Clark Bar tonight in support of her album Another Angry Woman. I got a chance to interview Emily and talk about her new album, music in general, and the local ties she has to causes, including R.A.C.E.S.