Retired State Police Col. Paul Evanko had a decades-long career with the law enforcement agency and served two terms as commissioner.
He was the person in charge of troopers’ response on Sept. 11, 2001. He vividly remembers the day United Flight 93 crashed near Shanksville, in Somerset County, after the passengers and crew attempted to retake the cockpit.

Evanko relived that tragic day when he sat down with WITF’s Tim Lambert for an interview as part of a new exhibit, “Witness to History,” at the State Museum of Pennsylvania.

Ian Carroll and George William’s performances combine folk tunes, traditional instrumentals and good advice.

Inspired by the vocalizations of his non-verbal autistic son, a composer turns struggle and joy into music.

Harrisburg pop singer Jogïr contrasts the colorful sounds of the 80’s with the struggle of finding one’s way.

Cathi Chemi and Steve Rudolph are staples of the Central Pennsylvania jazz community. Their involvement with the Central Pennsylvania Friends of Jazz has helped promote jazz throughout the region.

Harrisburg jazz musicians Jimmy Wood and Ronnie Waters take us back to the capitol city’s jazz scene when they were kids and budding musicians. They recall how music helped to overcome racism and look ahead to the future of jazz.

With music venues closed amid the coronavirus pandemic, music still finds a way in Lancaster.

The two brothers who make up Dandy talk goofy videos, martial arts and the discipline they practice in their musical career.

Conversations can happen without words. Ralph and Ray of The RaRas captured a musical conversation in a recording they released called “Conversation”.

Listening From a Distance is a collection of interviews with people involved in the local music scene to find out how they’re coping with the pandemic.