ArtHaus Radio hosted by Bo Bartlett

Listen as Ashley and Jade (Saber Layout Editor) discuss Animal Crossing: New Horizions.

Bees are buzzing, birds are building, and squirrels relish in the sun's warmth. In these times, don't stay wilting in a dark room, open a window or 2, let the world in when you can't go out. Find yourself, make art, we are beings of creation! Love and light, y'all! Playlist: Plus tôt by Alexandra Stréliski Spring At Last by Pete Josef A la manière de… Borodine, M. 63 by Maurice Ravel performed by...

Listen as the hosts tell us their plans for spring break.

A lot of people find themselves in quarantine, whether it's mandated or self-quarantine. Use this time to connect with yourself, listen to some music, make some art, make anything. Channel your inner creativity and find yourself. Love and light, y'all! Playlist: The End of the World by Percy and His Orchestra Feeling Good by Sammy Davis, Jr. Beyond This Moment by Patrick O’Hearn I Have Nothing by...

We travel and move; we grow and change, and for Bo, this all because of radio. Some music, played by some DJ far away to a distant place. Everything changes. Cherish the memories; these memories of radio helped create this show. Radio brings us together, and we hope this show lasts in your memories. Playlist: Plus tôt by Alexandra Stréliski I’m So Lonesome I Could Cry by Hank Williams Fade into Yo...

This morning, transport yourself into another world. Listen in; eyes closed, for your morning mediation, or on your morning hike. Whenever you're listening to this, experience the world as you're moving through the world. Love and light, y'all. Playlist: A Stream With Bright Fish by Brian Eno & Harold Budd Dream 13 (minus even) by Max Richter The Lost Day by Brian Eno Do While by Oval Suiren by Pa...

Listen as Ashley learns about the Columbus State main campus library renovations from Saber copy editor Jessica.

In this episode, we sat with pianist, Henry Kramer. A young talent currently teaching at Columbus State University's Schwob School of Music in tandem with his travels for performances. We will get an insight on who Henry is, where is started, and his general thoughts on the realm of art. Sit back, relax, and enjoy. Love and light y'all. Playlist: Gays Sons of Lesbian Mothers by Kaki King I Will Al...

Today Ashley sits down with Saber Reporter Paige to learn about the Black Heritage Trail here in Columbus, GA. Listen and learn about Ma Rainey and more!

Today Kenny, Mel, and Lo are joined by their producer Doria to discuss the Gayle King and Lisa Leslie interview that sparked controversy about Kobe Bryant's legacy. Tune in to see what they had to say.

This show is dedicated the Columbus native and poet, Carson McCullers. McCullers had a big impact in Columbus and across the nation. As the art community in Columbus grows, so does her name. Enjoy today's show and wake up, y'all! Playlist: Gay Sons Of Lesbian Mothers by Kaki King Carson’s Blues by Suzanne Vega Trust No Man by Ma Rainey Ain’t Life a Brook by Ferron Fast Car by Tracy Chapman Willow...

Ashley sits down with Chika (Saber Reporter) to discuss businesses owned by students.

The cohosts and their fellow Theatre major Jordan discuss dating while in college.

We fall in love, we fall out of love; we love others, and we love ourselves. Wherever you are in the world of love, remember to feel it with your whole being! No matter who you love, we want to celebrate LOVE on Valentine's Day! So go out and spread love and light, y'all! Playlist: #17 by Aphex Twin L-O-V-E by Nat “King” Cole Love and Affection by Joan Armatrading Lover Lover Lover by Leonard Cohe...

This week Kenny and Lo keep it light and discuss movies they believe every black person should see. Black on the Prowl producer Doria also makes a cameo.

Listen as Ashley sits with Saber Copy Editor Macy and discusses all things Columbus State financial aid.

Grab your popcorn and live through the decades with us as we move through soundtracks from the 1930s to the 2010s. This show will be a little more different as Bo introduces a more conversational quality with producer, Matthew Mooon. Sit back and enjoy, love and light, y'all! Playlist: Moon River (Choral Version “Breakfast at Tiffany’s”) by Henry Mancini Over the Rainbow (“The Wizard of Oz”)by Jud...

No Strangers Here "The Road Not Taken" by WCUG

This week the hosts of Black on the Prowl discuss Deandre Arnold, a student whose hair is the subject of much controversy. Tune in to see what they had to say!

Stars have always been there for us, from the day we are born, they shine their light from so far to reach our eyes and faintly light our night skies. Not only are they far, they are ancient. Some no longer exist, some not knowing we exist. They are our past, "The future doesn't exist for us, there is only past and present" Playlist: Champagne Supernova by Sweet Little Band I Only Have Eyes for Yo...

The Saber Spot "Freedom of The Press" by WCUG

This week Kenny continues to enlighten us with Black History Facts, Lo asks the group their New Years Resolutions + talks about awards show season, and Mel gives us her take on Kevin Hart's new Netflix documentary series.

Rivers form natural barries, they flow, in almost all cases, north to south towards the sea. Swollen by rain waters or melting ice, producing power. And along their banks, people fish, people bathe. Separating one country from another. Separating one state from another. Or cities, or towns. A beautiful thing about nature and about rivers, they carry on with or without us. Go experience life today....

Listen as the hosts discuss Martin Luther King Jr.'s dream. They ponder the meaning of MLK Day, if we have accomplished his dream, and their own dreams. Then, they head to The Dream Lives event to ask members of the Columbus Community, including Michael Soul, the same thing. The episode ends with a snippet of MLK's final speech, "I've Been to the Mountaintop".

In this interview, Matthew Moon sits with Junior League member, Bridgette Russell to talk about a really cool event they have coming up. Check it out here!