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British singer-songwriter dodie has spent half her life in public. Long before algorithms and engagement metrics ruled the day, she began posting homemade songs and videos on YouTube as a teenager from Essex. Her soft voice, self-effacing humor, and unfiltered honesty drew millions of viewers who watched her grow up online—sharing heartbreaks, mental-health struggles, and moments of joy in real time. -
Hosted by New Standards host, Paul Cavalconte WBGO partners with The Gilmore International Piano Festival for the world reveal of the very first Larry J. Bell Jazz Artist Award recipient.
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CWS explores resilience in the face of racial terror by speaking with Dr. Terry Roberts, a member of the Little Rock Nine, who at fifteen years old volunteered to help desegregate Central High School in Little Rock, Arkansas, in 1957. -
CWS explores the connections between music, mania, and the creative process with Sparni, a talented young musician who lives with Bipolar Disorder.
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For enthusiasts of jazz and a broader spectrum of engaging cultural content, WBGO's official YouTube channel is an absolute must-follow. -
A one-hour radio documentary that celebrates the profound cultural and artistic legacy of Strata-East Records, delving into its founding, influence, and future. -
CONVERSATIONS WITH SYDNEY is a solutions-oriented podcast series exploring effective ways for parents, teens, schools, and communities to respond to the ongoing crises of teen mental health and suicide.
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CONVERSATIONS WITH SYDNEY is a solutions-oriented podcast series exploring effective ways for parents, teens, schools, and communities to respond to the ongoing crises of teen mental health and suicide.
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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. -
Gary 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. -
WBGO and the City of Newark partner to rename Park Place - Wayne Shorter Way. -
