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Kacky Walton talked with flutist Bethann Easterly and pianist Jim Cornfoot about their upcoming St. Mary’s Episcopal Cathedral performance.

As year-end approaches, we often get questions about making charitable gifts using Qualified Charitable Distributions, or QCDs. A QCD allows individuals aged 70½ or older to donate directly from their IRA to a charity, avoiding taxes on the donated amount.

Kacky Walton spoke with Mia Henley, Executive Director of Creative Aging Mid-South, about an upcoming performance in its Concert Series, “Almost Elton John.” Jerred Price wows audiences with this tribute to his idol, hero, and friend.

A highlight of the Mid-South holiday season is the Memphis Symphony Orchestra's annual Magic in Memphis concert, with performances at 2:30 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. on Saturday, December 21, at the Cannon Center in downtown Memphis.

A new report released by House Republicans backs President-elect Trump's push to criminally investigate former Republican Rep. Liz Cheney for her role in investigating the Jan. 6 insurrection.

The Etowah Collective, known for its quarterly pop-up Chef's Dinners, is opening a new brick-and-mortar initiative in January.

President-elect Donald Trump is assembling a cabinet of wealthy business people and holding meetings with some of the nation's most powerful CEOs. Political science professor Stephen Nelson joins us to explain why it could be a sign of oligarchy in the United States.

A new rule finalized by the federal Consumer Financial Protection Bureau would remove close to $50 billion in medical debt from millions of Americans' medical bills. CFPB director Rohit Chopra explains.

The start of a new year offers a fresh opportunity to reflect on your personal charitable giving. By planning deliberately, you can align your philanthropy with your values and make a meaningful impact.

At least two people are dead and tens of thousands are under mandatory evacuation orders as massive wildfires rage across the Los Angeles area, spread by Santa Ana Winds. NPR's Steve Futterman joins us from LA County.