Grammy award winning producer Richard Seidel begins a two-part exploration of Hank Mobley’s essential Blue Note recordings from 1963–66, featuring Lee Morgan, Donald Byrd, Herbie Hancock, Andrew Hill, Philly Joe Jones, and more.

Episode 73 of Funky Friday celebrates the first full week of summer with SummerSonic—a soundtrack of jazz-funk, soul, and timeless grooves designed for coastal drives, warm evenings, and turning the radio up just a little louder.

A special Funky Friday tribute to Rod, told through the songs and stories that shaped his life. From road trips and parking-lot concerts to fishing trips and family memories, Episode 70: The Drive Home follows one man's journey through music, ending with a simple reminder from his son: "Make the memories while you can."

A century after Miles Davis was born, the signal still travels. Episode 68: 100 Miles moves through electric jazz, fusion, Bay Area brass, and late-night groove architecture — tracing the pathways Miles helped open across modern music.

A dormant television studio came back online during a live, student-led broadcast. This Captain’s Log documents a twelve-hour production day where false starts, real clocks, and shared responsibility turned learning into practice.

Studio 91 launches with a powerful tribute to John Coltrane, featuring Charles McNeal, Joe Warner, Deszon Claiborne, and Ravi Abcarion live from the Vinyl Vault.