Schuyler Swenson

 The Tiny Desk winners share their music influences and their big New Orleans sound.

Former MPAA rater Howard Fridkin walks Kurt through the f-bombs, thrust counts, and gun shots that determine if a movie is G, PG, PG-13, or R. 

The band performs live and explains why their politically charged album is more than just a reaction to Trump.

Daily Show Correspondent and comic Hasan Minhaj on roasting the president, fake news, and his new Netflix special.

Yang shares writers’ room wisdom and how he learned to trust his audience for Season Two.

Singer-songwriter Rosanne Cash makes the case for why this pop song from 1980 is worth a deeper listen.

An atheist reveals his love for the '70s Christian rock musical.

Kurt takes a trip to the dog park for a special tutorial with a famous dog photographer.

The comics on their inspirations: John Waters, "Waiting for Guffman," and Christian summer camp counselors.

Crossing borders and musical genres with Brooklyn-based Afropop band Sinkane. 

Jordan Peele’s new horror film “Get Out” is unlike anything you’ve ever seen. Peele and media studies professor Robin Means Coleman explain why.

Writer and Director Damien Chazelle reveals the magic behind the films that inspired “La La Land.”

Stand-up comedian Courtney Maginnis explains how writing jokes is a lot like designing women’s lingerie.

How the alternative history TV series seems timelier than ever.

How the alternative history TV series seems timelier than ever.

The photo of a protester captured racial tension in the US. Kurt takes a closer look with a photo historian and the poet Tracy K. Smith. Plus, the backstory from the subject herself.

At 92, the lyricist behind Broadway hits like “Fiddler on the Roof” still gets rave reviews.

Ukrainian Ambassador to the United Nations, Yuriy Sergeyev is confident in his country's ability to hold free and fair elections. But when it comes to dealing with Moscow, the ambassa...

Some companies are using video games as a way to evaluate potential employees. It allows them to monitor the "micro-behaviors" of candidates during game play.

One lawmaker believes Congress should spend less time in D.C. He's come up with a proposal that would grant Congress the power to vote on legislation and attend committee meetings remotely.