“While I was writing plays and screenplays, I mused about writing a novel but never dared try it, just because I didn’t feel I was ready. I hadn’t read enough,” says Nelson, speaking via Zoom from his ...

The rotary speaker has been with us since the 1940s, invented by Donald Leslie as a means of bringing life to the newfangled Hammond electric organ, by making it sound more like the magnificent pipe ...

Disney Lorcana has quickly become a leading trading card game, thanks in part to its unique approach to gameplay compared to Magic: The Gathering and ...

Jackson Travis, Parker Johnson and Luke Yarbrough are finding a name for themselves–literally–through their music.

Donna Fargo has long been in the pursuit of happiness, operating with the motto: “If people are not happy, they're cheating themselves.” ...

A weekly jam session at 2 Feet Brewing in Bangor offers people of all ages and backgrounds a space to play and connect, making Sundays a community highlight.

The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame nominee takes us back to her roots – and pays homage to the guitar teacher who started it ...

The Arkansas singer, who's gained online fame for his pointed folk protests, shared a few lessons in irony and righteous wars ...

NPR's Scott Simon speaks to Canadian singer/songwriter Julianna Riolino about her new solo, self-released album, "Echo in the Dust." ...

During a break from a Holiday Inn residency with a band in the early 1970s, Steve Kimock grabbed grub at a nearby greasy ...

From badging a presidential peace conference to surviving a power outage in front of Communist generals, Ric McCullough's ...

Greylan James's fingers bled when he was five years old from playing a toy guitar that his grandfather bought him. The Kmart ...