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Program Director David Polk shares his favorite musical memories from his 14 years at WFMT

After nearly 14 years at WFMT, David Polk has decided to move on. During his time, he's amassed a huge collection of music that he will always associate with the station. On his last day at WFMT, he wants to share with you just a few of the musical gems that he'll be taking with him in spirit.

Jessye Norman, the international opera star, dead at 74

The renowned international opera star, whose passionate soprano voice won her four Grammy Awards and the National Medal of Arts, has died.

These Vintage Holiday Ads Are Sure to Make Your Spirits Bright

Go back in time to the early days of WFMT — the '50s and '60s — with a charming look back at some festive Program Guides!

Chicago Composer Brings Recently Restored St. Stanislaus Kostka Church “Out of Darkness into Light”

“Restoration is an act of defiance against decay,” composer William Neil said. His new work, "Out of Darkness into Light," celebrates the restoration of Chicago's historic St. Stanislaus Kostka Church.

How Neuroscience Can Help You Sing “High, Loud, Healthy, and Forever”

Many people love to sing. Not everyone can sing well. But what if you could reprogram your brain to help you sing better?