News and InterviewsInterview with Ben Folds and Darren JesseeJill Riley, Jade and Ben Folds Five • Oct 3, 2012The Morning Show's Jill Riley sat down with piano man Ben Folds and drummer Darren Jessee to talk about making the first new album in over 12 years.
News and InterviewsMumford & Sons: Finding Balance In 'Babel'NPR Staff • Sep 24, 2012Marcus and the gang explain how they balanced out their new record "Babel."
News and InterviewsDavid Campbell interviews Bon Iver's Justin VernonBon Iver and David Campbell • Sep 22, 2012In this web-exclusive interview, Justin Vernon chats with The Local Show host David Campbell about his love for the Green Bay Packers and what it's like to work with Kanye West.
News and InterviewsRadiohead's Guitarist Adapts To Life In WidescreenNPR Staff • Sep 18, 2012Jonny Greenwood scored the new film "The Master," his second for director Paul Thomas Anderson.
News and InterviewsCalexico: Road Songs For Wandering SoulsTed Robbins • Sep 18, 2012The Tucson band's new album, "Algiers," is named for the New Orleans neighborhood where it was made.
News and InterviewsThe Morning Show interviews Molly RingwaldJill Riley and Molly Ringwald • Sep 17, 2012Molly Ringwald joined The Morning Show to talk about her new novel and life after being a teen idol.
News and InterviewsCitizen Mark: DJ Mark Wheat reflects on becoming a U.S. citizenMark Wheat and Luke Taylor • Sep 6, 2012On Thursday, Sept. 6, The Current's Mark Wheat became a naturalized U.S. citizen. He recently sat down to share his thoughts about his decision and about his experience of becoming an American.
News and InterviewsTwin Cities Mayors interviewed by Mary LuciaMary Lucia • Aug 24, 2012Twin Cities mayors Chris Coleman and RT Rybak both stopped by the MPR booth at the State Fair for an interview with Mary Lucia.
News and InterviewsNirvana bassist Krist Novoselic chats with The Morning Show Aug 23, 2012Krist Novoselic may be best known as the bass player for Nirvana, but he has spent recent years as a hobby farmer in Wahkiakum County, Washington and as a political reform activist.
News and InterviewsSearching for Sugar Man: The Rodriguez interviewSteve Seel and Jill Riley • Aug 16, 2012While nearly forgotten in the United States, '70s singer-songwriter Rodriguez became one of the most famous and beloved American rock artists in South Africa on the strength of his song "Sugar Man." Rodriguez stopped by The Current's Morning Show for an interview about his unlikely legacy.