Inside the Arts
New episodes air Thursdays during “Morning Edition” (5am-9am) and “All Things Considered” (4pm-6pm) at 90.5 FM and on the wkar.org web stream.
Inside the Arts shines a spotlight on local performers, artists, authors, and other creative individuals who are making a significant impact on the community through their talents and passion.
The series is presented most weeks by reporter Scott Pohl, creator and weekly producer of Inside the Arts. In the years since his retirement from WKAR, Pohl has continued to contribute stories enjoyed by WKAR listeners.
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Lansing favorite band The Lash is reuniting to perform at the Fishstock Americana Festival on Friday. -
East Lansing is reviving a folk music event after ending the Great Lakes Folk Festival in 2017. -
The Renegade Theatre Festival which ran from 2005 to 2022 in mid-Michigan is coming back to Lansing as the Renegade Fringe Festival. -
The upcoming Ten Pound Fiddle season features a screening of a documentary about Janis Ian with the singer-songwriter present. -
Lansing Community College's production "Going Medieval" features two plays originally written to teach religious and moral lessons through comedy. -
The Williamston Theatre is adapting Alfred Hitchcock's 1935 film "The 39 Steps" as a comedy. -
Lansing actor Ndegwa McCloud's roles have included award-winning turns as a death row inmate as well as in "Little Women." -
The productions Lansing community theater actor Holly Kay-Cannon has participated in have ranged from musicals and comedies to serious dramas. -
WKAR's Matt Watroba is marking milestones in both his music and radio career with a celebratory concert in Ann Arbor. -
Lansing native Taylor Taylor's first LP is called "Just Kidding, Maybe!"
