Exploring the world of sound beyond human hearing
Amherst College art professor and sound artist Dr. Brian House joins GBH’s All Things Considered to explore how his work reveals unheard soundscapes by studying the rhythms of human and nonhuman systems.
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Celebrating American innovation in music at the New England Conservatory Festival
This year's festival is reviving a tradition that dates back to the 1970s and is honoring two musical legends: Charles Ives and Ruth Crawford Seeger. -
Meet 19-year-old Kaveesh Pathak, Massachusetts' youngest Electoral College member
Though his candidate, Vice President Kamala Harris, did not win, Kaveesh says it's still an honor to join the 10 other electors in casting their votes. -
Latinos gave Trump a major boost in Massachusetts. Experts say that can't be ignored.
They say Democrats focused too much on Trump’s rhetoric, and less on the issues Latinos truly cared about. -
Unpacking Massachusetts' election results with Politico reporter Kelly Garrity
Politico's Kelly Garrity joined GBH's All Things Considered host Arun Rath to discuss what's in store for Massachusetts. -
Berklee's Middle Eastern Music Festival bridges cultures and communities amid global tensions
This year's event features performances that honor Georgian music traditions, directed by pianist, composer and Georgia native Giorgi Mikadze. -
Exploring art, magic and mediums at 'Conjuring the Spirit World'
GBH’s All Things Considered host Arun Rath explores Massachusetts’ role in the rise of spiritualism in a four-part series. -
At the League of Women Voters of Mass., it's been 100-plus years of educating and empowering voters
Executive director Patricia Comfort joined GBH's All Things Considered host Arun Rath to discuss how the organization encourages civic engagement.
