You might not yet know her name, but it makes complete sense to put Bernstein, Sondheim and Beckow comfortably together in the same sentence. Jessica Stuart wants you to know that legacy. Working tirelessly to perfect and complete her grandmother's legacy, she is one of the most passionate artists I've had the pleasure to meet.

Chet Doxas was born in Canada's jazz capital, Montreal. He now works mainly out of Brooklyn, writing, performing, and recording music. His style cannot be pinpointed. To even call it jazz, may be a result of it being so independent and unique that it can't really call anywhere else home. His style is completely his own.

Talking with one of the largest modern Canadian icons. He's an inspiration to everyone in broadcasting and journalism, with a more than noteworthy career. As a national correspondent for the CBC's The National for 29 years, he has more than a few stories to tell. This is Peter Mansbridge.

Harry Bartlett is one of the most talented up and comers in the Canadian jazz scene today. His new album expresses that fact, but he expresses much more in this conversation about a man and his music.

Acclaimed pianist and composer Bernie Senensky talks with me about his life long career and new album "Don't Look Back".

I'm Jonathan Mangiapane and in this episode we talk with Glen Woodcock host on Jazz.fm. Glen has been hosting his Big Band show for nearly 45 years and has loved every minute of it.  In this interview I chat with him about the development of jazz, radio, and his career over the years.

You can find out more about Glen and listen to his show on Sundays from 5-10pm EST here: https://jazz.fm/timetable/event/the-big-band-show/