Ag professor by day, Tango teacher by night!

As Valentine’s Day approaches, perhaps you and your significant other might go dancing.

A professor and researcher at the University of Tennessee’s Institute of Agriculture is also an expert teacher when it comes to one of the world’s most famous dances, and he gives lessons.

Charles Denney has more on “Vol Tango.”

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