Legendary Keith “THE CAPTAIN” Gamble named Club Bonafide’s “Artist of the Month”
Singer-Songwriter, Keith THE CAPTAIN Gamble’s heart and soul are rooted in the BLUES. He can charge his performances with Funk, Rock, Jazz, R&B, and Soul, but will always lead his audience back ho...
30 - A New Album by Vandell Andrew
Vandell Andrew grew up in New Orleans, spending years of his childhood in the shadow of Louis Armstrong, soaking up the vibe of the French Quarter’s great brass bands. Jazz was in the blood, but his...
Invoking noble coal miners is a mainstay of American politics
Coal miner photographed on the job near Richlands, Virginia, in 1974. Jack Corn/Environmental Protection AgencyPresident Donald Trump recently visited West Virginia for the fourth time since taking o...
Beaches are becoming safer for baby sea turtles, but threats await them in the ocean
A Kemp's ridley hatchling makes its way to the water on Padre Island, Texas.Terry Ross, CC BY-SAOn beaches from North Carolina to Texas and throughout the wider Caribbean, one of nature’s great ...
Defending hospitals against life-threatening cyberattacks
Is this device safe for use in a hospital?Guitar photographer/Shutterstock.comLike any large company, a modern hospital has hundreds – even thousands – of workers using countless computers...
Immigration policies can make the difference between life and death for newborn US children
An immigrant woman shows the footprints of her daughter who was born in the in the U.S.AP Photo/Eric GayThe health of children born to unauthorized immigrants – who are U.S. citizens – is ...
Kids of color get kicked out of school at higher rates – here's how to stop it
Black students and students with disabilities get suspended at higher rates, federal data show.From www.shutterstock.comWhen two black men were arrest…
How the pretzel went from soft to hard – and other little-known facts about one of the world's favorite snacks
The pretzel has had a twisted path from Germany to global snack food.Craig Barhorst/Shutterstock.comThe pretzel, one of the fastest-growing snack food…
Why this conservative bastion chose a liberal evangelical icon for its commencement speech
Former President Jimmy Carter will give this year's commencement address at Liberty University.AP Photo/John AmisIn a move that might surprise some, t…
How live liver transplants could save thousands of lives
Jarrius Robertson, a liver transplant survivor, runs the football at the Jan. 27, 2018 Pro Bowl practice in Kissimmee, Florida.AP Photo/Gregory PayanT…
Why it's so hard for doctors to understand your pain
Every patient is different.TippaPatt/shutterstock.comWe’re all human beings, but we’re not all alike.Each person experiences pain differen…
HILARY KOLE launches the next phase of her storied career
HILARY KOLE Without You Since launching her performing career as the youngest singer ever to grace the stage at NYC’s legendary Rainbow Room, …
Nils EPK PLAY
Walk into the studio of most famous guitarists and you’ll feel like you’re at Guitar Center, spotting a massive collection of axes, each…
Ted Nash Quintet Live at Dizzy’s EPK
Ted Nash Two-time Grammy–winning composer and saxophonist Ted Nash releases his first live recording in over 25 years. Known for his highly-accla…
Fake drugs are one reason malaria still kills so many
Fake medicines are a lucrative global business. When it comes to malaria drugs that don't work, they can be deadly.AP Photo/Martin MejiaMalaria, a mos…
Why are some _E. coli_ deadly while others live peacefully within our bodies?
From a human perspective, some strains are good, some are evil.fusebulb/Shutterstock.comE. coli outbreaks hospitalize people and cause food recalls pr…
What Comey learned from theologian Reinhold Niebuhr about ethical leadership
Former FBI Director James Comey.AP Photo/Susan WalshWhile James Comey’s most recent clashes with President Trump are foremost on everyone’…
Self-driving cars and humans face inevitable collisions
Self-driving cars and human-driven vehicles are bound to collide as the technology improves.Tempe Police Department via APIn 1938, when there were jus…
States are favoring school choice at a steep cost to public education
Colorado teachers rally outside the state Capitol April 16 to demand more funding for schools.Colleen Slevin/APTeacher strikes are generating a health…
Argentina's abortion legalization debate ignites soul searching on women's rights
Leer en español.As an Argentinean scholar of gender in politics, I’m normally called to provide commentary on some fairly depressing stat…
Women in tech suffer because of American myth of meritocracy
Will they disrupt the tech sector? Reuters/Eduardo MunozThe American dream is built on the notion that the U.S. is a meritocracy. Americans believe su…
Argentinos empiezan a contemplar los derechos de la mujer, comenzando con el aborto
Unas 200 mil mujeres argentinas marcharon el 8 de marzo para el Día Internacional de la Mujer, muchas reclamando la legalización del abo…
Lynching memorial will show that women were victims, too
National Memorial for Peace and Justice.AP Photo/Brynn AndersonA memorial to victims of lynching in the U.S. opens in Alabama on April 26, 2018.The Na…
Rap music's path from pariah to Pulitzer
Kendrick Lamar performs during the Festival d'ete de Quebec on July 7, 2017.Amy Harris/AP PhotoKendrick Lamar’s Pulitzer Prize win is a major mi…
Global timber trafficking harms forests and costs billions of dollars – here's how to curb it
Illegally logged rosewood in Antalaha, Madagascar, 22 February 2005.Erik Patel, CC BY-SAIf a tree falls in the forest, do you care how it was brought …
David Kessler, grief expert says Broken Heart Syndrome is REAL
“I’m not surprised that George Bush is in the hospital” says David Kessler, grief expert and co-author - protégé of Elisabeth Kübler-Ross. Brok…
Julian Cardinal
Becoming a painter was as much a matter of choice for me as it was part of my family’s DNA. I grew up on the historic art colony of Provincetown, Mass…
