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On this episode of The Art of the Story, world-renowned pianist Monty Alexander talks about first meeting Louis Armstrong and then coming to America

The 13-part documentary 'No Regrets: The Music & Spirt of Billie Holiday' is hosted by Rhonda Hamilton

The amazing jazz guitarist Vic Juris passed away this morning at the age of 66. In 2014, Vic Juris was a guest on SportsJam with Doug Doyle where he…

On the March 8 WBGO Journal, host Doug Doyle chats with author and historian Katie Singer and Togethxr's co-founder Jessica Robertson

As schools grapple with the safety of kids learning in classrooms, some small towns in Vermont have been using outdoor classrooms designed specifically as a response to the pandemic. WBGO's Jon Kalish reports that these structures are the brainchild of a family in the mountain town of Rochester, Vermont and that word is spreading to neighboring states.

WBGO's resident reporter James Frazier chats with actor and film producer Alonzo Herran about fatherhood and his involvement in the new film "A Father's Pride"

WBGO's Jon Kalish profiles African American Photographer Chester Higgins

Longtime WBGO collaborative, award-winning documentarian and U.S. Air Force veteran Eric V. Tait, Jr. expresses his thoughts on the raid on the U.S.…

This year's Lincoln Park Music Festival takes place this weekend in Newark. The festival now in it's 14th year has grown to become the largest in the…

Join us on Sat, July 30 for our 2022 BRIC Celebrate Brooklyn! Film Night. We'll be screening the movie Fame with an opening performance by Sing Harlem.

This 1980 cult-classic musical follows a diverse group of teens as they navigate the challenges and triumphs of life at the prestigious New York High School of Performing Arts. At once gritty, heartbreaking, and joyful, Fame remains one of the most authentically New York films ever made. The acclaimed youth gospel group Sing Harlem sets the tone.