On this episode of ZUCKER, host Andrew Zucker welcomes Karen Karbiener of the Walt Whitman Initiative. Karbiener is a professor at NYU and is leading the charge to landmark one of Whitman’s Brooklyn homes at 99 Ryerson Street. They discuss the fight to get it landmarked, the importance of Brooklyn to Whitman’s career, and the famous people writing letters to help the cause. Special thanks to Dr. Eric Conrad.
We had the awesome opportunity to speak with multimedia artist/label-founder Sophia Saze after her December Teksupport set with Kollektiv Turmstrasse/Roman Flügel/Karmon around topics of inspiration, anomaly, and indefatigable entrepreneurship.
Brandon Wachs sits down with MLB Network's Harvard Class of '04, Jon Morosi, in anticipation of the Major League Baseball Executives Q & A Harvard Baseball Style at the Boston Club. Listen to the full interview here.
WHRB Classical's Allison Pao interviews Stefan Jackiw, a Harvard graduate violinist performing in the Boston Celebrity Series this month.
Anyone who claims that jazz is dead is clearly not familiar with the resurrecting powers of Cécile McLorin Salvant. Her new album, Dreams and Daggers, proves she deserves a space among jazz legends.
Burlington's J Bengoy came into the Recovery Ward for a live session and a chat! We got some insight into the Vermont music scene and snagged a couple tracks of their sonic seitan.
WHRB dives into DJ Koze's CDJ-magicianship in downtown Bouge-wick. December 8, 2017
The Record Hospital's Luke Martinez and Ilana Harris caught up with Shamir Bailey after his Boston performance to reflect on his artistic progression and discuss the future.