- This week's special archive edition of Mountain Stage looks back to 2001 for performances by Nanci Griffith, who we lost in 2021. We'll also hear from Rhonda Vincent & the Rage, Ireland's Karan Casey, plus songwriter Eric Taylor and Mark Selby.
- Log on to MountainStage.org or LiveSessions.org this Sunday at 7p.m. EST for a free live stream of Mountain Stage, with performances from Josh Ritter, Drew Holcomb & the Neighbors, Dori Freeman, Oshima Brothers and Jake Xerxes Fussell.
- This week's episode looks back on more of our favorite performances from 2021, including sets from Ani DiFranco, Ruthie Foster, Tim O'Brien & Jan Fabricius, Curtis McMurtry, and Mick Flannery & Susan O'Neil.
- Join us starting Friday, December 31 for a special episode of Mountain Stage featuring some of our favorite performances from 2021, including Rodney Crowell, Shemekia Copeland, Seth Glier, Frank Vignola & Tommy Emmanuel, Hayes Carll, and a poem from Marc Harshman.
- This week's episode was recorded without an audience in December of 2020. We'll hear Darrell Scott, Kathy Mattea, Todd Burge, and a virtual performance from Suzzy Roche & Lucy Wainwright Roche. Join us starting December 24 on your favorite public radio station.
- This week's broadcast was recorded last year without an audience. We'll hear performances by Ranky Tanky, Rene Marie and Experiment in Truth, The Sea The Sea, and Susan Werner.
- A preview of this week's holiday special curated from the Mountain Stage archive by Larry Groce.
- This Sunday we celebrate our 38th anniversary with a special live taping of Mountain Stage with host Kathy Mattea. At this time, limited tickets are available at 50% capacity. You can also watch from wherever you are at MountainStage.org or LiveSessions.NPR.org when the show streams live Sunday night at 7 p.m. EST.
- This week's broadcast features performances from North Mississippi Allstars, Cedric Burnside, Kate Vargas, Corey Harris and Jonah Tolchin. Tune in starting Friday, Dec. 3 on more than 280 NPR stations across the country.
- This week's encore episode was recorded during the pandemic, without an audience, in November of 2020. Listen this weekend for performances from Chuck Prophet, Kim Richey, Sierra Ferrell, and S. G. Goodman.