The musician talks about the message behind her mesmerizing fifth studio album, And in the Darkness, Hearts Aglow.

World Cafe celebrates some of the greatest guitar players of all time, who just happen to be women.

Lafourcade discusses De Todas las Flores, her first album of entirely new material in seven years.

The Chicago band pulls from a mix of Latin influences to create their unique take on psychedelic rock.

The Nashville singer-songwriter tells the story of the mind-altering trip that set the stage for her latest album, and changed her life.

The band took a new approach to songwriting on their 10th studio album.

In this session, Pavement percussionist and multi-instrumentalist Bob Nastanovich talks about the band's enduring legacy and discovery by younger fans.

Whether in-person or sent from afar, World Cafe digs back through the 2022 performance session archives.

Raina Douris, the host of World Cafe from WXPN in Philadelphia, shares her favorite listens from the year.

In this mini-concert, Angel Olsen performs songs from her latest album, Big Time, recorded live at the Greek Theatre in Berkeley, Calif.

Along with his sense of humor, that kind of tenderness and perspective is the most arresting part of Tim Heidecker's latest album, High School.

In this session, all three members of the band join World Cafe to talk about how they went from "almost ending" to getting a brand new start.

In this session, frontman Taylor Goldsmith talks about how he was inspired to fight short attention spans with longer, proggier, jazzier songs that sound nothing like what Dawes have done before.

On this session of World Cafe, Tarriona "Tank" Ball talks about how the radio of her youth and the radio of today made her want to create her own station with the band.

In this session, Kevin Morby talks about how photography inspired his latest album, This Is A Photograph, and how he steps inside those moments.

The Philly rocker's latest album is titled (watch my moves) and he joins me to talk about the moves he's been making, who he's been working with and lots more.

Throughout her trailblazing career, Joan Jett defied peoples' expectations of what a woman could do in music — both as an artist and as a businessperson.

Aftab is the first Pakistani woman not only to win a Grammy, but to even be nominated for one. Hear about her life and how music brought her to America in this episode of World Cafe.

Lizzie No is a magnetic performer and a rising star in the folk world — and when you hear her, you'll understand why.

PUP is an acronym for Pathetic Use of Potential ... which has proven to be untrue as they've seen a lot of success over the last decade.