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After a devastating flood, Linda Harris and muralist Michael Rosato reveal the rebirth of the Harriet Tubman Museum, transforming it into a 3-D art experience.

This episode of Electric Odyssey dives into the expansive world of Built to Spill, the Idaho indie-rock band that turned big guitars and big feelings into a sonic universe. We explore the influences that shaped Doug Martsch, the contemporaries who traveled alongside him, and the younger artists who carry his sound forward. Each segment pairs a Built to Spill classic with music from across the indie family tree, creating a two-hour journey through distortion, beauty, and introspection. If you’ve ever wondered how one band can echo across generations, this episode is your map

Meet Catherine Poe, chair of the Hunger Coalition and listen to some of her very surprising data and how all of us can help.

.On Shore tech Pulse, Sushila Nair explains the many ways you can use technology to take care of a sick loved one.

Poetry by Brian Teare; music by Alabaster DePlume, Neil Young, Lyle Lovett, Beautiful Chorus and India Arie, Alvin Youngblood Hart, Jazzz and Eye Traveler, Alice Coltrane, and more.

On On My Plate, Amy Haines discussed the strange relationship we have with death and grief.

A chat with Dr. L. Todd Albrecht about why diabetics are more at risk for foot problems.

Recently divorced? On Divorce Doctor, Morgan Foster talks about how to introduce an ex.

Executive Director of Talbot Interfaith Shelter Julie Lowe, and Artist Anita Groener have collaborated on a very special film about rural homelessness, titled "Shelter". They join WFHW's Ben Brunner to discuss this powerful piece.

Executive Director of Talbot Interfaith Shelter Julie Lowe, and Artist Anita Groener have collaborated on a very special film about rural homelessness, titled "Shelter". They join WFHW's Ben Brunner to discuss this powerful piece.