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On the June 10 WBGO Journal, Pulitzer Prize-winning director Nilo Cruz brings Two Sisters and Piano to Two River Theater and Roselle Park Mayor Joe Signorello wants to be New Jersey's next U.S. Senator

On this edition of The Art of the Story, WBGO's Doug Doyle talks to trombonist and composer Clifton Anderson about his upcoming concert at The Iridium as well as the gift he got from uncle Sonny Rollins when he was seven.

Fresh off his triumphant John-Coltrane-centennial performance of A Love Supreme at the 2026 Mid-Atlantic Jazz Festival, (which he also produces) saxophonist Paul Carr is absolutely one of the busiest musicians in the DMV. On top of performing at his festival and assorted curating work, Paul Carr is a leading jazz educator. In August 2025 he was appointed assistant professor of saxophone, and director of the renowned Howard University Jazz Ensemble, at historic Howard University, his alma mater.WBGO contributor Willard Jenkins recently spoke to Paul about his “full circle moment” of returning to teach at the very place where he once studied, and the circuitous yet rewarding path he took to arrive where he is today.

WBGO's Doug Doyle chats with Tony Award winner and 3-time Grammy-nominated singer Melba Moore about her new memoir

WBGO's Doug Doyle chats with director Ryan Sarno and actress Gabriella Piazza about the new crime series The Diner Anthologies

WBGO's Dave Popkin chats with guitarist and singer Tommy Castro

WBGO Film Critic Harlan Jacobson takes us on a ride back in time to review "The Automat"

WBGO's Jon Kalish reports on why Saul Griffith is campaigning for rooftop solar as both a solution to rising energy costs and the climate crisis

WBGO's Jon Kalish reports a small group of Orthodox Jews in Brooklyn is reviving the cantorial music tradition and has released a new album

WBGO's Jon Kalish reports there are several New York City concerts and events in March focusing on Yiddish song.