This Sunday on The Great American Folk Show features musicians Jolie Holland, Robert Ellis, and Courtney Hartman; and host Tom Brosseau chats with Julie Wolfson.

This Sunday at 5pm, an hour of Christmas music performed by North Dakota choirs.

This Sunday at 5pm: NPR voices, past and present, tell stories of the season.

This week on Prairie Public Presents: A new episode of Why? Philosophical Discussions About Everyday Life! Tune in Sunday at 5pm as Jack Russell Weinstein and his guest, Andrew Seidel, discuss the separation of church and state.

This Sunday at 5pm, The Great American Folk Show returns with a new episode!

Sunday on Prairie Public Presents: Tune in for "Holiday Season Stories of Warmth and Light" — Native American myths and tales that help us endure or even enjoy the short days and long nights of winter.

This Sunday at 5pm: Immerse yourself in the music and voices of the original emissaries of American music to the world. In October of 1871, the oldest university in Nashville, Tennessee, teetered on the brink of collapse. To survive, Fisk University staked its last $40 on a set of field hymns and 10 descendants of American slavery.

This week on Prairie Public Presents: A new episode of Why? Philosophical Discussions About Everyday Life! Tune in Sunday at 5pm as Jack Russell Weinstein and his guest, Firoze Manji, discuss “What does it Mean to be ‘African’?”

This Sunday at 5pm, The Great American Folk Show returns with a new episode!

Sunday, October 31, at 5pm: A possessed basement. A magic mirror. A shop of spirits. Mysterious lights where they don't belong. And an “interview” with ghosts. Gather around the campfire as we open the portal to a place that isn't quite human or all the way natural.