In 2019, Jazz Reckoned With Old Boundaries, and Marched Past Them

In 2019, Jazz Reckoned With Old Boundaries, a...

Up next

M.I.A. on MAGA, the Kid Cudi Tour & Bipartisan Cancellation

Two decades on from the ecstatic electronic pop and rap that made her one of the most significant, ear-opening stars in music, the Sri Lankan-British singer M.I.A. returned in April with “M.I.7,” her seventh album and first in four years, documenting her latest swerve, this time ...  Show more

RIP ‘Euphoria’: Creator Sam Levinson Explains Why This Is The End

Sam Levinson, the writer, director and creator of “Euphoria,” sat down with Joe and Jon to explain why he felt it was time to end HBO’s juggernaut series. With its third season in seven years, “Euphoria” concluded a thrilling, provocative and tumultuous run with a cast of the def ...  Show more

Recommended Episodes

The 3 Musical Geniuses Behind the Most Popular Jazz Album of All Time
The Art of Manliness

Even if you're not very into jazz, you probably know Kind of Blue, the jazz album that's sold more copies than any other and is widely considered one of the greatest albums ever, in any genre.

Among the sextet of musicians who played on the album, three stand out ...

  Show more

New Orleans: a jazz story
The Music Show

Sunday 12 June: A history of jazz, and Jazz Fest, in New Orleans. 

Jazz 1959
Switched on Pop

Charlie's out on parental leave, which means no one is here to stop Nate from going off the rails. And you know what means... JAZZ! As soon as dad left the room, Nate enlisted his favorite journalist, jazz and sports writer Natalie Weiner, to come on the show and discuss her incr ...  Show more