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The WBGO Journal airs Saturday mornings at 6:30.

On the August 10 WBGO Journal, A chat with singer-songwriter and guitarist Raul Midón and feature on the Twersky family rabbinical dynasty

On the October 4 WBGO Journal, Steve Adubato Jr. analyzes the NJ Gubernatorial Race and we'll take you to The Corona Collection

Under the name, Jazz By Jorei, we host a weekly Live Jazz Music Series at Sour Mouse, NYC; which has become one of the hottest underground social clubs in New York! Committed to the preserving legacy of Jazz and Blues Mmusic , Jorei jazz has been sponsoring a Live Jazz Music Series at Sour Mouse for over 2 years! It's a great way to perk up a Lazy Sunday afternoon. Musicians and Singers are encouraged to sit-in or sign-up to sing.

The Venue: a spacious Game Room with Ping Pong and Pool Tables, along with Board GTheames and Foosball. The Room curated with edgy art from local artists is a formidable art gallery, and it's gorgeous!

Date: Every Sunday
TIme: 3:30pm-6:45pm
Location: 110 Delancey st, New York, NY 10002
Menu: Bar Serving coctails, Wine, Champagne and Beer
Pizza and a variety of snacks


Article in The Villager Newspaper:
https://www.amny.com/entertainment/jazz-by-jorei-sour-mouse-lower-east-side/

Instagram: @jazzByjorei
Website: www.JazzByJorei.com
eMail: info@jazzbyjorei.com

This edition of the WBGO Journal includes the latest on the Malcolm X murder case, a chat with Chalkbeat Newark senior reporter Patrick Wall and the update on booster efforts in New York and New Jersey

On the January 10 WBGO Journal, WBGO's Dave Popkin recaps Jazz Congress 2026 and host Doug Doyle chats with iconic music producer Jimmy Jam

WBGO Kids Jazz Concert Series and
The Louis Armstrong Educational Foundation present

LOUIS ARMSTRONG & LATIN MUSIC

Performance by Multi-Grammy Nominated
BOBBY SANABRIA MULTIVERSE BIG BAND
featuring ANTOINETE MONTAGUE, JANIS SIEGEL & JENNIFER JADE LEDESNA
SUNDAY, JUNE 4, 1:00 P.M.
Main Theater

FREE KIDS CONCERT
Adults must be accompanied by at least one child.

RESERVE FREE TICKETS HERE

or call the Hostos Box Office at (718) 518-4455
Mon-Fri, 10am to 5pm and 2 hours before show time
Hailed as one of the most influential and popular musicians in modern music, trumpeter Louis Armstrong (1901-71) rose out of poverty in New Orleans and became the Prometheus of jazz*. Growing up in the Crescent City, Armstrong heard music from the Caribbean — especially Cuba — and was greatly influenced by the exceptional Cuban trumpeter Manuel Pérez. Armstrong’s own recorded version of the then-popular Cuban song "El Manisero (The Peanut Vendor)” would cement that Jazz/Latin connection.

Multi-Grammy Nominated Bobby Sanabria MULTIVERSE Big Band will honor the unique connections that New Orleans and Louis Armstrong have to Latin music in this special FREE CONCERT FOR KIDS. The band will rhythmically retrace the African footprints of Latin jazz, from The Big Apple to the Big Easy, and back to Armstrong, who lived much of his adult years in Queens, New York.

*Albert Murray, music and cultural critic

The WBGO Kids Jazz Concert Series brings world-renowned jazz musicians to concert halls and venues throughout New York and New Jersey. These concerts give young listeners the chance to discover the enjoyment of jazz, improvisation, and musical collaboration.

On the July 26 WBGO Journal, host Doug Doyle chats with two filmmakers participating in the Women In Media Newark's International Film Festival

On the December 7 special one-hour edition of the WBGO Journal, we hear about the play Gene & Gilda and new movie Wicked