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DrippDaDon joins Music Journeys ahead of his performance at the Juneteenth Festival in downtown Columbus.

Lilly Winwood, who performs Saturday June 4 at Natalie's Worthington, joins Music Journeys to chat about her debut record, settling in Nashville, crafting her own sound as the daughter of a music legend, the song she cut with her dad, her collaboration with Boo Ray, and more.

Yvette Young joins Music Journeys to talk about her creative process, how the guitar shifted her focus from perfection to creativity, and her band Covet's upcoming album.

Janis Ian headlines this edition of Music Journeys, and we revisit our interview with Tom Rush since the two music legends have a concert coming up in Columbus May 18th at the Southern Theatre.

Teresa Schleifer, Bill Cohen, and Phil Hart join Music Journeys to preview their Woody Guthrie Tribute Show with some reflections and songs.

Cautious Clay continues touring on his latest release Deadpan Love, an album he describes as being about relationships, misguidance, and trying to find value in those relationships.

Michaela Anne joins Music Journeys to share how events in her own life deepened the meaning of many songs on her latest release Oh To Be That Free.

Singer-songwriter Jeff Black will appear on June 3 with Columbus’ Six String Concert series.

In and out of care facilities for many years, Dr. Carolyn Bailey Lewis persevered and became director and general manager of OUB public media at Ohio University in Athens, where she served for 13 years as the first woman and first African American to lead this entity and the first woman to be emerita.

Dorr's most recent book is Profiles in Resilience: Books for Children and Teens That Center the Lived Experience of Generational Poverty, and it's something she started after discovering that librarians who had grown up in middle class or higher income homes had difficulties understanding children living in generational poverty.