Ever wonder what goes into running a classical public radio station? WDAV intern Madison Hunter shares a behind-the-scenes look at playlists, spreadsheets, and personal growth on and off the airwaves. →
Zoē Bethea, WDAV’s marketing intern, shares key takeaways on audience engagement, creative branding, and soaking up lessons behind the airwaves in Charlotte. →
North Carolina has a rich musical heritage and one of the state’s greatest influences on American music is →
I’ve really enjoyed our recent series of Coffee and Conversation events. The questions from the attendees are intelligent and insightful, and the feedback we receive really encourages us in our work. It got me thinking that it would be good to provide a way for listeners to hear from me without having to come out →
We don’t always know what WDAV means to the listeners on the other side of the radio. Sometimes, →
Who would you put on a Mount Rushmore of classical composers? Bach, Mozart, Beethoven, and Tchaikovsky? That’s a →
Have you heard the one about the pianist, the cellist, and the violinist? It’s not a joke; just →
The tomatoes, cucumbers, and squash in your garden aren’t the only thing emerging at this time of year. →
I’ve always found that spending time in the North Carolina mountains, even if it’s for just one day, →
We’re in the “Dog Days of Summer” now. The phrase originates from the ancient Romans and Greeks who →
It’s finally here: America’s 250th birthday! You won’t need any help finding fireworks this weekend, but here are →
The summer music season is hotter than the weather. Opera Carolina, the Charlotte Symphony Orchestra, and Brevard Music →