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In this installment of ‘Profiles in History,’ we meet a printer’s devil, who becomes a messenger of mirth, and establishes a new industry in humor.

Maybelle Carter’s unique guitar rhythm influenced musicians across genres.

The inventor of the first gas mask and three-way traffic signal had a passion for learning how things worked.

During World War II, Japanese people were introduced to the genre through the Armed Forces Radio Service.

In ‘This Week in History,’ when Alva Vanderbilt takes on the Astors to break into New York’s elite, it lays the groundwork for a much larger societal battle.

Composer-pianist Edward McDowell wrote “To a Wild Rose” with a little help from his wife.

The Gibson guitar is a symbol of dynamic sound in the popular music industry.

Civil War surgeon B.F. Goodrich indulged his entrepreneurial talent to found a great American company.

Author Dorothy Fletcher’s connection to her novel deepened with discovered music.

The sibling trio’s August 2025 record ‘Legacy Live’ features a compilation of their biggest hits and fan favorites.