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On the occasion of the centennial of the great Ray Brown, friend and one-time student of Brown's John Clayton remembers his beloved mentor and reflects on Brown's lasting influence and legacy.

Willard Jenkins speaks with Jenny Bilfield, President and CEO of Washington Performing Arts based in Washington D.C.

As Gregory Porter revisits his Grammy-winning album Take Me to the Alley a decade later, he reflects on his childhood in Bakersfield, the influence of his mother, and the people and places that inspired his music.

New Jersey Governor Mikie Sherrill joins host Michael Hill for tonight's (October 27) edition of "Ask Governor Sherrill' streaming at wbgo.org at 7pm.

WBGO's Doug Doyle chats with Grammy-nominated singer Montell Jordan and his wife Kristin about their new children's book

On the October 24 WBGO Journal, musician David Gibson talks about the surge of new jazz clubs in NYC and a chat with Grammy Award winner Montell Jordan and his wife Kristin about their new children's book

Singer Gretchen Parlato turned 50 this year. And her new album, The Wise Ones, finds her looking both backward and forward.

Monty Alexander talks to Leo Sidran about Miles Davis, Sinatra, the music of Jamaica, his recovery from pancreatic cancer, his new album A Jamarican in Paris, and the remarkable power of positivity.

Dave Popkin chats with Rodrigo Sanchez of Rodrigo y Gabriela about the duo's new album OurHome

WBGO's Doug Doyle chats with Newark Symphony Hall President and CEO Talia Young about FELA! The Concert and the NSH's month-long celebration of "Africa on Stage"