The Dance Theatre of Harlem makes a triumphant return to Hampton Roads in March 2026, as the company presents one of its most beloved signature works 'Firebird'. Our Lisa Godley gives us an inside look at this cherished work and its local ties - through the eyes of artistic director, Robert Garland.

The Dance Theatre of Harlem makes a triumphant return to Hampton Roads, as the company presents one of its most beloved signature works, 'Firebird'. Our Lisa Godley gives us an inside look at this cherished work and its local ties - through the eyes of artistic director, Robert Garland.

Reverend Jesse Jackson died peacefully with loved ones by his side on February 17, 2026. Lisa Godley has this rememberance.

Cee Cee Tucker was an icon in Hampton Roads and an incredible champion and ambassador for the cause of inclusion, helping shape the landscape of Hampton Roads' culture. She also played a significant role in the creation of Another View by helping to design the show. She passed away in late July. Our Lisa Godley remembers her spirit, her many accomplishments, and her lasting impact.

Just before Christmas the Another View team received the shocking news that iconic professor and round table pundit, Dr. Carol Pretlow had passed away. News of her death stunned the community and the hundreds of students whose lives she impacted during her 38 years teaching Political Science and World Affairs at Norfolk State University. This is a tribute to Carol, reflecting on just a few of her many contributions to this region and the world.

Another icon in the Black community passed away earlier this week. Poet Laureate, Nikki Giovanni was an outstanding writer, activist, and college professor. Giovanni leaves behind a legacy of work that will forever shape the Black Arts Movement. Our Lisa Godley takes a look at her amazing life!

Portsmouth native Bismark Myrick was the former U.S. Ambassador to Lesotho and Liberiaa and a decorated Vietnam War hero. He passed away September 29, 2024 at the age of 83. Our Lisa Godley shares a bit about his life and the lessons he wanted to leave behind.

Jerry Carter was a former WFOS announcer here at WHRO Public Media and before he joined our family, he spent more than 50 years in the radio business. He had a way with words and a profound knowledge of the music he played. His dedication won him the "Best Radio Personality" award by the Virginia Association of Broadcasters in 2022. He passed away August 15, 2024 - he was 77. Our Lisa Godley looks at Jerry's life and the career he loved.

We catch up with an officer of the Omens 7 Cities motorcycle club while they were on their way to Cleveland, Ohio for their national roundup. Jason Price, known as "Hustle Man," is the Sergeant at Arms. He shares insight into one of the country's oldest predominantly Black motorcycle clubs.

Golden Hill was the wife of Charlie Hill, a shining gem within the helthcare space, and a friend of Another View who frequently joined us to talk about prostate cancer and its impact on African American men. We honor her with this tribute following her passing.

Norfolk says goodbye to trailblazer Greg Underwood.