# Phil Schaap

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On the Borderlands of Sound: Loudness, Affect, and the Multisensory Experience of Listening w/ Michael Heller

There are sonic experiences that can’t be contained by the word “listening.” Moments when sound overpowers us. When sound is sensed more in our bodies than in our ears. When sound engages in crosstalk with our other senses. Or when it affects us by being inaudible. Dr. Michael Heller’s new book Jus…

Phil Fest

Keppard, Oliver, Armstrong, NORK, Morton, ODJB, Bessie Smith, Eva Taylor, Bechet, Waller, Henderson, Clara Smith, Clarence Williams, James P. Johnson, Piron, Wade, Ory. You can listen to Phil Schaap (1951-2021) whose archived shows are still aired on WKCR. Riffing as a lecturer in discography there…

New Orleans Stomp

Lyman: Havana Tango, NORK: Marguerite, Oriental. Armstrong (with Hardin, Oliver): Tears, New Orleans Stomp, Dippermouth Blues, Sobbin' Blues, Where Did You Stay Last Night?, Weather Bird Rag, Johnson: Carolina Shout, Harlem Strut, Schoebel: Wonderful Dream, Oliver: Froggie Moore, Bechet: Old Fashio…

Maestro

Ellington: Oh How I Love My Darling (Sonny Greer voc.), How Come You Do Me Like You Do (Florence Bristol voc.), Deacon Jazz (Jo Trent voc.), Rainy Nights, Choo Choo. Morton: Perfect Rag/Sporting House Rag. James P. Johnson: You Can't Do What My Last Man Did. Henderson: Copenhagen. Moten: Goofy Dust…

2008.11.03 Eric Person on Herbie Hancock, Beaver Harris - 1 of 1

Here is another episode from the Deep Focus "Prodigal Children" series.    Mitch Goldman first went on the air at WKCR in 1985 and started Deep Focus in 2008.  Since his primary focus during the broadcast is hosting and engineering the show, making these recordings has often had to take a back se…

Peter Smith, Molly Ringwald / Solo Artist / Musical Director

Los Angeles based Peter Smith is a pianist, composer, arranger, songwriter, and music director. We cover Peter’s enormous career to date, including his diverse music direction projects, TV work and lots more. To listen / watch: Audio-only: click on the play button in the audio player above, or: Vid…

Jazz Comeback Stories - S01E08

A celebration of the best of jazz’s great comeback stories including Duke Ellington’s legendary 1956 Newport Jazz Festival performance, and an exclusive interview with guitarist Pat Martino who survived a brain aneurysm and retook his place as one of the music’s great voices on jazz guitar. We’ll t…

Billie Holiday - S01E12

A celebration of the life and musical genius of the great Billie Holiday, traveling the hard road she took on her way to becoming one of jazz’s most beloved voices, and talk with curators and authors who continue to expose young people to Lady Day’s talents. We’ll talk with biographer Robert O’Meal…

EP 028: Phil Schaap “Prison and addiction, how ibogaine saved me"

In this episode TJ sits down with Phil Schaap for an unfiltered conversation about consequences, addiction, and second chances. Phil shares how a violent assault at just 18 years old sent him to prison boot camp, setting the tone for a turbulent path forward. After his release, injuries from anoth…

Story of Writing April 8, 2026

FDR freezes wages and more, Grace Hopper creates a new way to code, and the birthday club includes Phil Schaap and Barbara Kingsolver - with a reading from Kingsolver's "The Poisonwood Bible."