From hidden histories to lasting legacies — Memphis music uncovered.
Echoes of Memphis is proudly sponsored by Mempho Presents, an independent Memphis-based producer of live music and cultural events.
Made possible with support from Humanities Tennessee.
The Mystic” features Rev. Joshua Henry Narcisse, Dr. Scott Morris, Rabbi Micah Greenstein, Kirk Whalum, and Rev. Dr. Lillian Lammers, as they share music, conversation and matters of the spirit, Listen to past episodes.
The Sidebar, hosted by Eric Barnes from The Daily Memphian, focuses on arts, culture and everything in between in Memphis, including interviews with people shaping the city and sometimes an exploration of topics stranger, funnier and more surprising than you might expect to hear.
WYXR host, Ena Esco, may be known on our airwaves for her “Musically Effective” R&B show. But she also makes major waves as an interviewer through her weekly podcast series “Verbally Effective,” which features Memphians who remain on the move. Check in to hear who she’s getting her scoop of tea and timely talk from each week.
Like any amazing dish, Memphis is a combination of great cultures and cuisines from around the world. Join The Daily Memphian as we take you on a culinary tour of all the food and traditions that Memphis has to offer in Sound Bites, your insider guide to eating and drinking Memphis.
A public community affairs show that speaks to and addresses current issues that affect our lives.
Film critic and author Billups Allen hosts a one-minute appeal for the listener to revisit a broad scope of art films, cult movies, silly movies, and other films languishing between the cracks of film history.
New Memphis provides a weekly window into ways Memphians are solving problems, looking forward, and successfully shaping our community.
An oral history project chronicling the stories of the visual arts in Memphis, Tennessee. Memphis Material is a podcast celebrating the personal histories, intimate stories, and the studio practices of some of the people who help shape the creative landscape of our city.
Enter the Sonosphere, and explore the sounds that surround us all. Hosts Amy Schaftlein and Jenny Davis conduct interviews and jump head-first into experimental electronic, classical and popular music from across the globe.
