Arts

This week's Mystery Guest is Zoë Greenberg, who teaches at a New York high school, and involves her students in an interesting project!

In this final round, we give the rough opposite of the name of a TV show, and our finalists name the original show. For example, if we said "Fixing Good," the answer would be "Breaking Bad."

Building community through music. It's happening all summer long in Greensboro's Barber Park, thanks to the Levitt Foundation.

Jim Sparrow, President and CEO of The Arts Council of Winston-Salem & Forsyth County, discusses his love for art and how it enhances people's lives with Radio Camper Reese Robinson.

Radio Camper Gwen Straker talks with professional phorographer Owens Daniels about how he embarked on his career and how photography helps him gain a deeper understanding of people.

Lawren Desai, curator of Aperture Cinema, talks about the differences between commercial and art movie theater with Radio Camper Luke Rodden. 

George Newman, Operations and Engineering Manager at 88.5 WFDD, talks with Annika Bouzas about the challenges behind the scenes of helping run a public radio station. 

Jayden Bannister interviews local writer Spencer K. M. Brown. They discuss what led Brown on his path to writing, and he reads a short excerpt from his latest novel. 

Radio Camper Harrison Hayes interviews Chris Jordan, Director of Public Programs at Reynolda House Museum of American Art, about his career path and his passion for late baroque art and its use of