Scratch-and-sniff television? It happened this week.

Has the momentum of positive representation in Hollywood continued the way critics and fans hoped?

WGBH Digital and American Experience present the story of a local company out of Medford that made the sound at Woodstock happen.

Arnold Skolnick is an award-winning graphic designer and the publisher of numerous art books, posters and catalogues. But Skolnick’s most famous work is the poster he created for a music festival that happened 50 years ago this month: Woodstock.

TV expert Bob Thompson gave BPR his list of what to watch and what to avoid on TV this week.

How one radio station was able to revolutionize culture, politics, and more in Boston and beyond.

Every week, WGBH News' Arts Editor Jared Bowen highlights the exhibitions, theater, movies and music you should check out in and around Boston.

WGBH brings you a short documentary featuring Jeff Hoffman, an astronaut and MIT professor, who has made five space flights including the first mission to repair the Hubble Telescope.

Under the Radar's pop culture contributors return to discuss the latest pop culture stories you need to know.

While uncovering the rich history of the renowned theater that has influenced American music and culture for 85 years, the film also examines the current state of race in America.