HSRA students talk about why they love their school and why other students should enroll. Rock the Cause Records CEO Scott Herold joins to talk about the Business of Music program at HSRA.

HSRA students talk with community leaders about urban farming and food security during the summer months. They also debut a ground-breaking new single from the Grammy award winning Sounds of Blackness, Time for Reparations.

HSRA celebrates the music of the Grammy Award-Winning Sounds of Blackness and their ongoing partnership.

High School for Recording Arts Job Squad program provides HSRA students with real-life paid vocational training opportunities. Hear from the students themselves on how the Job Squad program has impacted their career choices. Ramsey County Workforce Solutions Ling Becker and Rock the Cause Records CEO Scott Herold explain how community partnerships fund vocational discovery programs at the high school level.

Love and consent are in the air in this special 4 tha Air Valentine's segment. HSRA students offer healthy dating tips during COVID-19 and why being single is a good thing.

Gary Hines the creative visionary behind the Multi-Grammy Award Winning Sounds of Blackness joins 4 tha Air to discuss the history of racial injustice in America, what you can do about it and why HSRA is so special!

Episode four of  4 Tha Air, the High School for Recording Arts in Saint Paul, MN radio show, features music and interviews from Money Train Vol.1 , an HSRA compilation that showcases a decade’s worth of student-written, recorded, and produced music that took place in the HSRA language arts class. Money Train is taught by Rockstar educator Dan Frey, Assistant Director of EDU at HSRA. Money Train is a unique language arts class where students develop and strengthen their creative writing skills, while learning about language and the history of music and words. The students work in a real audio engineering setting, making their own beats, and writing lyrics based on a subject assigned by Dan Frey. The students then record their collaborative creations. releasing as Soundcloud or Youtube singles. Students earn humanities credit towards graduation.  4 Tha Air is recorded and produced in a distance learning environment and aired on WFNU 94.1 FM  Frogtown Community Radio

On episode three of 4 Tha Air , the High School for Recording Arts radio show relaunches!   After being shut down by covid, 4 Tha Air took a hiatus but is back and is now recorded and produced in a distance learning environment. This episode of 4 Tha Air features music from the newly released Experience Jazz 2020: The Sounds of Distance album on the High School for Recording Arts and Minnesota Jazz Education label. The students will also share the importance of getting out to vote! 4 Tha Air is aired on WFNU 94.1 FM  Frogtown Community Radio

On episode 2 of 4 tha Air, HSRA students share the changes they want to see in their community and do a countdown of the top streaming songs produced by HSRA students on Spotify, released the HSRA student-managed record label Another Level Records. Director and Producer H.H. Cooper joins to discuss disparities in the entertainment industry for women and people of color.

4 tha Air's debut show features a countdown of the top 4 songs produced by HSRA students in 2019, as voted upon by HSRA students. Thought leader interviews with Netflix Rhythm and Flow Winner D'Smoke and SVP of A&R for Interscope Records Randall 'Sickamore' Medford.