Brooklyn has so many stories to tell, and a lot of them start at the library. Brooklyn Public Library's flagship podcast, “Borrowed,” brings you stories that start here and take you somewhere new. We're talking to people starting businesses, finding their roots, playing Dungeons & Dragons, creating community—and of course, borrowing books!

The sources and mainstreams of European music for the thousand years before the birth of Bach: a Millennium of Music.

Products reviews and discussion on Wine, Distilled Spirits, Tea, Coffee, Beer, Cigars.

The Piano Men is a unique show that examines the history of popular piano players and features insight on their music. On this show, we will have a featured artist, rarities, and more!

A weekly series (26 episodes per season) featuring decades of music from the archives of Interlochen Center for the Arts. Produced by Interlochen Public Radio.

Psychedelic radio snapshots of music’s longest and strangest trip. . . Cory Daniels shares quality selections from official releases: legendary live concerts, fine studio releases, rare highlights, & current releases from the vault. Plus, news about surviving members of the band, celebrations of historical milestones, and some insightful interviews.

Subscribable Series for full hour version of Says You!

Rock School is a weekly, insightful and energetic showcase of the music, history, laws and culture of rock-n-roll hosted by music historian Joe Burns , Ph.D. and his wife Tammy.

Relive the music of "Underground FM" from the mid-60s to the mid-70s! Prog rock, psychedelia, folk rock, blues, English blues, Canterbury scene, southern rock, folk, all arranged in thematic sets with historical narrative. And it's all played from original vinyl LPs and singles. Two hour-long programs each week, hosted by Dan Wardlow. Fits the NPR Special Programming clock too! Note that the program is recorded in a home studio, and remains in weekly production during the coronavirus pandemic.

The depth and breadth of jazz 15 hours a week. Hosted by lifelong jazz musician David Basse.

Sound Ideas explores the artistry of jazz, blues, and the spoken word. Hosted by Clay Ryder, each episode explores a different theme or genre of the jazz idiom through recorded performances pulled from more than eighty years of recorded art. The music is the focus. It is complemented by a few minutes of intelligent commentary to set the context and make the music understandable and personal for both the jazz aficionado and those who listen on the jazz periphery. Each episode can air as a stand-alone or run in a series.