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On this month's edition of Newark Today host Michael Hill of NJTV News is joined by Ryan P. Haygood, Esq. President and CEO New Jersey Institute For…

The SOTA (or Special One Time Assistance) program has placed 1,200 homeless families from NYC in housing in Newark, since 2017. The program has recently…

After more than two decades under State control, Newark will soon regain local control of its schools. On this live broadcast of Newark Today tonight at…

On this month's Newark Today we're talking about the city's efforts to become a trauma-informed city by 2020.The discussion comes on the heels of NJTV…

In his first live on-air interview, drummer Nate Smith stops by Afternoon Jazz to talk with Nicole Sweeney about being a part of the Betty Carter Jazz…

New York City Public Advocate Letitia James is a fierce fighter for low income tenants facing eviction from predatory landlords. James is pained by the…

Come Sunday host, Lezlie Harrison interviews Jamara Wakefield and Carolyn Byrd about the history of House Music in New Jersey and their podcast 'Black House Black Joy' debuting on WBGO. Subscribe and listen here.

Remembering Bob Power, the innovative recording engineer and producer who helped to redefine the sound of Hip Hop.

Before “fake news” had a name, writer Clifford Irving pulled off one of the most audacious literary hoaxes in history: a fake autobiography of Howard Hughes. In this Art of the Story, Leo Sidran revisits Irving’s remarkable tale—part scam, part self-mythology, and a strangely prophetic mirror of our media age.

Leo Sidran goes behind the scenes with his father, Ben at the Palm Springs Jazz Festival. Part personal narrative, part exploration of how natural phenomena like overtones, particles, and waves shape our ideas of beauty — and part look at how creative work actually gets made.