Chelsea McBride
"Vancouver-born, Toronto-based composer and multi-instrumentalist Chelsea McBride talks to The Jazz Hole with Linus for a second time. This time about “Aftermath”, the second big band album by Chelsea McBride’s Socialist Night School. The other artists today are NY-based Thai pianist Kengchakaj K...
Future Radio
The Jazz Hole with Linus, presenting music from several new albums today: “Clock Radio” by the Canadian duo Michael Davidson & Dan Fortin, “Future Memories” by the NYC-based guitarist and composer Yotam Silberstein, “Farallon” by the NYC-based trombonist and composer Nick Grinder, plus tracks fro...
Future Radio
The Jazz Hole with Linus, presenting music from several new albums today: “Clock Radio” by the Canadian duo Michael Davidson & Dan Fortin, “Future Memories” by the NYC-based guitarist and composer Yotam Silberstein, “Farallon” by the NYC-based trombonist and composer Nick Grinder, plus tracks fro...
Absurd Era
"Only one NYC-based band, Fishes (with their debut album Fishes In Space), on today’s episode of The Jazz Hole, because once again, host Linus received a myriad of great jazz music from our northern neighbors, Canada. This means you get to hear more from the Nick Fraser/Kris Davis/Tony Malaby Tri...
Jazz Today - Episode December 19, 2019
Michael Dease, Carsten Rubeling, Kalia Vandever, Ryan Porter, Yazz Ahmed, Laura Jurd, Alice Zawadzki, Mareike Wiening, Marta SanchezPlaylist:
Michael Dease - I Wish I Knew
Carsten Rubeling - Great Divide
Kalia Vandever - In Bloom
Ryan Porter - Blame It On The Sun
The Comet Is Coming - The Softn...
Persistent Totality
More music from Yotam Silberstein’s new album “Future Memories”, plus tracks by Iris Ornig, Quinsin Nachoff’s Flux, Miki Yamanaka, as well as music from Kyle Nasser’s latest album “Persistent Fancy” and from Doug MacDonald’s new album “Organisms” – all on today’s episode of The Jazz Hole with Lin...
Persistent Totality
More music from Yotam Silberstein’s new album “Future Memories”, plus tracks by Iris Ornig, Quinsin Nachoff’s Flux, Miki Yamanaka, as well as music from Kyle Nasser’s latest album “Persistent Fancy” and from Doug MacDonald’s new album “Organisms” - all on today’s episode of The Jazz Hole with Lin...
Experiencing Language
The evolutionary relationship between human linguistic capacity and humans' emotional make-up has not, as yet, received focused attention. Was the evolution of language in our lineage possible because early hominines were emotionally different from their ancestors, and, if so, in what ways? Has l...
Experiencing Language
The evolutionary relationship between human linguistic capacity and humans' emotional make-up has not, as yet, received focused attention. Was the evolution of language in our lineage possible because early hominines were emotionally different from their ancestors, and, if so, in what ways? Has l...
What is language for?
Welcome back friends and happy spring! (Or fall, as the case may be.) Today's show takes on a disarmingly simple question: What is language for? As in, why do we say things to each other? What do words do for us? Why do our languages label some aspects of the world, but not others? My guest today...
