Join us as we talk with Tiny Habits, the viral trio who began their journey with harmonies in the stairwells of their college dorm. They’ll share their unique origin story, from how they first connected on Instagram to what it was like to tour with the legendary James Taylor.

We sat down with Tift Merritt and covered a lot of ground, starting with Tift's recent European tour—with her daughter in tow! She shares the joys and challenges of life on the road, and we take a trip down memory lane to 2005, when her breakout album Tambourine earned her a Grammy nomination for Best Country Album. Tift also provides an update on her new project, the meticulous renovation of the historic Gables Lodge in Raleigh, and of course, we dive into the exciting news of the re-release of Tambourine on its 20th anniversary, along with a special companion album of home demos and unreleased recordings from that era, titled Time and Patience.

In this episode, we speak with Will Kiley about Neighbor to Neighbor, a Songs for Change beneficiary. This organization serves our community by providing education and employment opportunities for students in need, all while building community. Join us to learn about the innovative ways they are making a difference through mentoring and employment programs, and find out how you can help.

In this episode, Maren Morris discusses her latest album, Dreamsicle, and its deeply personal themes. She shares how the album is a reflection of a period of significant change in her life, both professionally and personally. Morris considers Dreamsicle her most personal album to date, exploring the aftermath of grief and finding joy in self-acceptance. She also talks about her experience performing at the Newport Folk Festival, highlighting the unique camaraderie and collaborative spirit of the event, where she was able to join other artists on stage

In this episode, we sit down with MJ Lenderman, the acclaimed musician set to play at DPAC on July 23, 2025. In a candid conversation, MJ opens up about his unexpected journey into music, which all started with a childhood fascination with Guitar Hero that eventually led to real-life lessons. He shares the unique challenges of navigating the music world as both a solo artist and a member of the band Wednesday, and he gets vulnerable about his self-doubts as a writer. Plus, hear him recount the pivotal moment he realized that a career in music was not just a dream, but a tangible path.

Join us for a fantastic chat with Rob Thomas! We'll dive into his brand new solo album, "All Night Days," releasing September 5th, 2025. Rob also shares insights on his Matchbox Twenty song "Push" being featured in the Barbie Movie and recounts the story of how he was discovered. Plus, don't miss him live in Raleigh on August 6th at the Red Hat Amphitheater!

In this episode, we sit down with Durham, NC artist Tre. Charles to discuss his nomadic lifestyle and his recently released EP, "Here We Are." Tre. shares the story behind his distinctive first name and how it reflects a significant period in his life. Join us as we delve into his journey, his creative process, and the inspirations behind his latest work.

Get ready for the Raleigh Wide Open Music Festival, a free, family-friendly event taking over downtown on October 3rd and 4th! Produced by PineCone, this festival promises multiple stages of music, delicious food and drinks, art vendors, and fun for all ages. PineCone's Executive Director, David Brower, shares an inside look at what's in store.