Singing this North Carolina gospel tune with my sister Lalenja at Biscuits and Banjos Festival was a deeply moving moment for me. Lalenja and I have been singing together since I was about 4, and I don’t think I’ve ever done a show in North Carolina that she hasn’t sung on since. Sibling harmony is so special because we’re the closest related to each other of anyone in the world, and it does something to the voice. Thank you to my sister Dr. Lalenja Harrington for joining me on our rendition of

Rhiannon Giddens performs her single, "Another Wasted Life," inspired by the life and death of Kalief Browder. | The Daily Show

Grammy-winning musician Rhiannon Giddens recounts the history of the #banjo and how it went from an African American invention to a stereotype of white mountain culture. "When it's a simple story, it's usually wrong," she tells Margaret Hoover. "You know what I mean?" | Firing Line with Margaret Hoover

The banjo is rooted in African diasporic traditions—down to its very shape.⁠ Uncover the spiritual and historic roots of this iconic instrument in The Banjo: Music, History, and Heritage with me - and special guests like scholars Greg Adams, Kristina Gaddy and Pete Ross! Available now from Wondrium. https://bit.ly/RGwondrium | Rhiannon Giddens