The Story of College Radio
A documentary in the crowdfunding stage seeks to tell the story of college radio. Director Mike Millard talked with faculty advisor Lance Liguez about the cultural phenomenon that is student […]
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Better Strangers
What do you get when you combine an Aggie and three friends since middle school (one of whom is the son of a famous drummer)? You get a new band […]
Sheila Devine
A band that graced college airwaves (and still does) across the country in the 2000s is getting a new release in time for two big vinyl celebrations. Host Lance Liguez […]
Vanessa Peters
Dallas-Based singer/songwriter Vanessa Peters has gotten back to live performances after being locked down in Italy as the coronavirus took hold. So what do you do when your tour is […]
The Joy of Vinyl
Vinyl records have made a big comeback since 2010, with nearly 17-million albums sold just last year. It’s one reason we participate in Vinylthon each spring. The domain of audiophiles […]
Allan Saxe
After 50-plus years teaching politics -and life lessons-to UTA students, Dr. Allan Saxe is reluctantly calling it quits. He sat down with UTA Radio to talk about his legacy.
Music of Led Zep Endures
The Irving Symphony and a zebra bring a classical take on a legendary band to the Verizon Theater
Downsizing
Downsizing expert and environmentalist Graham Hill says we have too much stuff. How can we live with less? He spoke with us our own, tiny space.
A Label All Its Own
UTA’s Interim Chair in the Department of Music is helping to run not one, but two record labels aimed at real-world instruction for those interested in the music business. Dan […]
Eisley
An interview with the Texas indie-pop veterans whose band remains a family affair.