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Teddy Swims on World Cafe

When you hear Teddy Swims sing, you’re hearing the powerful sound of a man baring his soul. That vulnerability is part of what made his debut album, I’ve Tried Everything But Therapy Part 1, such a success. On the next World Cafe, Teddy talks about what it means to be emotionally open, and he talks about his new album, I’ve Tried Everything But Therapy Part 2.

Hear Together: Anicira Veterinary Center

Anicira Veterinary Center in Harrisonburg is a nonprofit veterinary hospital dedicated to making veterinary care accessible for all pets. Their services are open to everyone, and by choosing Anicira, you’re helping pets in need.

Last year, Anicira helped 6,500 pets access veterinary care that their families otherwise could not afford, ensuring thousands of pets could stay healthy and with the people who love them.

Whether your pet needs a check-up, surgery, or dental care, their nonprofit veterinary hospital is here to help.

Halftime Show Needledrop on World Cafe

This Sunday, millions of people around the globe will tune into Super Bowl 59 to witness one of the biggest stars on the planet. Not Patrick Mahomes, but hip-hop’s reigning MVP, Kendrick Lamar. On the next World Cafe, the theme is Super Bowl halftime performers, featuring music from Prince, Tom Petty, Lady Gaga and many more.

Rubblebucket In-Studio Session

Put on your banana costume as we peel back Rubblebucket’s new album, Year of the Banana with host Desiré Moses!

Hear Together: Second Street Gallery March Exhibitions

Second Street Gallery is a nonprofit community art space in Charlottesville promoting contemporary artists through the presentation of their work in a professional gallery setting. 

Their current exhibitions run through March 21st. 

Cassie Guy is a Charlottesville-based, mixed media artist. In her solo exhibition, “Liminal,” she reinterprets traditional subjects using figurative and abstract imagery to dissolve barriers between material and imagined worlds.

Inspired by poetry and humor, Kirsten Hemrich’s painting and drawings in “Signs of Life” depict boats, kites, horses and flowers—objects with a specific kind of momentum and life energy.