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Nov. 16, 2023
Tea Krulos explores hidden subcultures in American society
The author grapples with the unknown and the extraordinary in his many books, which include Heroes In The Night, American Madness, and Monster Hunters.
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Tea Krulos
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174
Nov. 9, 2023
Benjamin Koppel plays jazz with a novelist's narrative
Saxophonist Benjamin Koppel talks about Perspective, his latest album with KCB Collective, and how his collaborators in jazz are part of a family.
Guests:
Benjamin Koppel
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Benji
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173
Nov. 2, 2023
On Minimalism: Kerry O'Brien and William Robin in conversation
Authors and musicologists O'Brien and Robin discuss On Minimalism, their comprehensive book on the history of minimalist music.
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William Robin
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Kerry O'Brien
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172
Oct. 26, 2023
Simon Berz creates art with drums, sound, and trash
The Swiss sound artist and drummer discusses Breath versus Beats, his recently released collaboration with Bill Laswell and the late Toshinori Kondo.
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Simon Berz
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171
Oct. 19, 2023
Seth Godin and The Song of Significance
The influential author, entrepreneur, and teacher digs into the empowering and empathic team-building themes of his latest book.
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seth godin
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170
Oct. 12, 2023
Dengue Fever’s Ting Mong might be our album of the year
The Los Angeles-based combo celebrates the joy of Cambodian rock music with a new album and tour.
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Chhom Nimol
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Ethan Holtzman
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Oct. 5, 2023
Gabriel Kennedy leads us into the Chapel Perilous
A deep dive into the life and thought crimes of Robert Anton Wilson, the subject of Gabriel Kennedy's forthcoming book.
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Gabriel Kennedy
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22
Sept. 28, 2023
Aline Homzy plays violin in the cosmos with étoile magique
Led by Aline Homzy's ecstatic violin, a mind-expanding jazz ensemble finds inspiration in a planetary mythos.
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Aline Homzy
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21
Sept. 21, 2023
Cat Henry of Live Music Society champions small venues
The executive director of the philanthropic foundation talks about the importance of keeping small music venues alive and thriving.
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Cat Henry
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20
Sept. 14, 2023
Joe Mills (Aver) of Move 78 decodes jazz from the algorithms
With the Berlin-based electronic-jazz combo Move 78, Aver blurs the line between performance and synthesis.
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19
Sept. 7, 2023
Steven Milne of The Little Kicks writes songs from the heart
Steven talks about the emotional process of songwriting, balancing a music career and family, and The Little Kicks’ latest album, People Need Love.
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Steven Milne
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18
Aug. 31, 2023
EMBER are a jazz trio with a collective mindset
With the new album August in March, three accomplished players perform modern jazz as a band of equals.
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Ember
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17
Aug. 24, 2023
Pete Josef has a modern take on classic soul
The Bristol-based songwriter on protest music, stage fright, the joy of singles, and playing Glastonbury with Kelis.
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Pete Josef
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16
Aug. 17, 2023
Kirsten Agresta Copely creates New Age harp soundscapes
With Aquamarine, the award-winning harpist and composer channels the ocean.
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Kirsten Agresta Copely
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15
Aug. 10, 2023
mr. master and his never-ending rap project
Through nerdcore hip-hop, mr. master’s ambitious ‘ultra’ redefines how music gets released.
Guest:
Gabriel Jacob Luansing
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14
Aug. 3, 2023
Spotlight On Us — the podcast talks to itself
LP and Michael the show producer have a freewheeling chat about all sorts of stuff.
Guests:
Lawrence Peryer
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Michael Donaldson
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13
July 27, 2023
Brandon Seabrook’s magic clusterf**k of merciless banjo torture
With his jazz octet Epic Proportions, Seabrook shreds genre apart on the album brutalovechamp.
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12
July 20, 2023
Peter Kruder, Roberto Di Gioia, and the art of sonic synergy
Two musical mavericks create stunning, genre-defying electronic compositions on the new album, “--------”
Guests:
Roberto Di Gioia
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Peter Kruder
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11
July 13, 2023
Dan Mackta — from punk rock to hi-res audio
As a managing director at Qobuz, Dan helps audiophiles embrace music streaming.
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Dan Mackta
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10
July 6, 2023
Brian McCarthy blends jazz, astronomy, and the AfterLife
The Vermont-based jazz virtuoso explores the cosmos with a nine-piece ensemble.
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Brian McCarthy
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155
June 29, 2023
David Rodriguez talks community, culture, and his work with NJPAC
With the New Jersey Performing Arts Center, David creates musical milestones in Newark, NJ, and beyond.
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June 22, 2023
LILAMORS electronically redefine the jazz trio
Piano, vocals, and electronic treatments combine for a sonic adventure that defies genre.
Guest:
LILAMORS // Ana Čop
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7
June 15, 2023
MISS C-LINE makes soulful magic in the studio
A conversation with a rising artist who deftly blends jazz, hip-hop, and neo-soul.
Guest:
carolina müller
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June 8, 2023
Danny Fox loves good jazz and great pizza
The acclaimed jazz pianist discusses influences, longevity, and cooking.
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Danny Fox
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