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Throughout February, WBGO commemorates Black History Month with an array of special programming on the air, on the web and in your podcast feed. -
David Antoine/WBGOGary Walker had his first shift on the air at WBGO on Friday, June 11, 1982. For his 40th anniversary, we assembled stories and tributes from some of his family at Newark Public Radio.
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A few days into Favorite Things, Pat Prescott joined Nate Chinen for a conversation about the show's core idea, the parameters of taste, and how her career on the airwaves began with happenstance and a hunch. -
WBGO honors the essential contributions of women throughout our music and in our own organization.
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A few big changes to WBGO's broadcast are just around the corner.
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This year’s discussion focuses on how Dr. King leveraged the influence of artists and athletes in the civil rights movement and how that legacy of activism in the arts and sports continues today. Saturday, January 15 at 6pm on WBGO 88.3 FM and online at WBGO.org.
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As he prepares to step away from the microphone, WBGO's own Michael Bourne reflects on a fortunate life in jazz.
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For more than 35 years, Michael Bourne has been a beloved and absolutely original presence on the air at WBGO. As he steps away from the microphone, we're celebrating his legacy on and off the air.
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WBGO’s Giving Tuesday Stream Event featuring a Stephane Wrembel Performance Recap and Conversation with WBGO host Lezlie Harrison
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WBGO stands in support of the LGBTQIA+ community — and celebrates the vital work of musicians in its ranks, who have often had to fight to carve out a space.
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WBGO, Newark Public Radio, launches WBGO Studios - a new podcasting unit from the world premier jazz station.
