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A rich collection of R&B, Soul, Funk and Jazz from New Orleans and the greater Gulf Coast region, going back as far as the late 1940’s, hosted by Dan Phillips.

Join Renella as she travels through the genre of old-school country music (with a sprinklin’ of contemporary country mixed in) to embark on this topic.

An eclectic mix of harp music from around the world. You'll hear music throughout the ages, from the very beginnings of written music to pieces by contemporary composers. Harps have been incorporated into the musics of surprisingly diverse countries. While the music of Ireland is closely associated with the harp, it can also be found in countries such as Spain, Mexico, Paraguay, Italy and even the Far East countries such as Burma, China and Japan. Hosted by Valerie Green.

En Francais. Cajun French music. Information on upcoming performances, events, and jam sessions around Acadiana.Bonjour Louisiane has been on KRVS' airwaves hosted by Joseph "Pete" Bergeron since Aug. 21, 1981. Pete retired on March 29, 2021. Luckily, we have an abundance of native French speakers in the area ready to step up to the mic and continue this long standing show that has become a morning ritual for many in Louisiana and around the world.Join Reggie Matte on Mondays, Blake Miller on Tuesdays & Thursdays, Donny Broussard on Wednesdays and Mandy Migues on Fridays!

Monday's MEDICINE BALL CARAVAN rolls on KRVS (11am-1pm cst on 88.7FM local or krvs.org anywhere) rolls out new & recent releases from Eli 'Paperboy' Reed, Tommy McLain, Liam Gallagher, Aaron & the Lord, Cat Power, The Smile, Gus Englehorn, Davy Knowles and more. Plus: Doyle Bramhall II, The Budos Band, The Silent Comedy, Cones of Uncertainty, Young Marble Giants, Heartbreakers, Au Revoir Simone and much more.

TIME for JANDEK episode #71"The Slide"Chapel Hill*Philly*Dallas*London*Houston2/8/22 @ 1am cst on KRVS 88.7FM

Late night fun with dance remixes, jazz, rock, alternative, sound collage and more.

Music from the Archives of Cajun and Creole Folklore from ULL's Center of Louisiana Studies. Megan samples collections like the 1934 Lomax recordings, 1950s recordings by Harry Oster, 1960s recordings by Ralph Rinzler and more recent recordings from Festivals Acadians et Creoles.For more information, visit their website. http://cls.louisiana.edu/

Music from the Archives of Cajun and Creole Folklore from ULL's Center of Louisiana Studies. Megan samples collections like the 1934 Lomax recordings, 1950s recordings by Harry Oster, 1960s recordings by Ralph Rinzler and more recent recordings from Festivals Acadians et Creoles.For more information, visit their website. http://cls.louisiana.edu/

MC calls it "Promoting the creole cultural music AND the culture." JB calls it "Promoting and supporting the Zydeco Music" They both meant to say all you listeners out there can expect to hear Zydeco music, live musicians, tidbits, community event updates, humor and short serious thoughts. Listeners can also hear conversation about the old times and various cultural activities.