An extended visit with drummer Joe Chambers - in for the Pitt Jazz Seminar this week - including an extended conversation about the importance of Pittsburgh drummers and Pittsburgh Jazz.

New Music from Denise King and John Shannon - and we remember Jack DeJohnnette.

The Scene WZUM Thursday night at six, Friday and Saturday at noon, Sunday afternoon at 5 on WZUM.

Halloween week on the MCG Jazz Spotlight Show, and host Marty Ashby explores the darker, more imaginative corners of jazz — where pulse meets mystery and creativity finds its shadow.

Friday and Sunday night at 6, Saturday afternoon at 1 on WZUM

It's an hour of Halloween Jazz this week on "Rhythm-a-ning" on WZUM, The Pittsburgh Jazz Channel.

Friday morning at 10:00 and Saturday from 11 a.m. until 12 noon. Join Kate if you dare!

Marty Ashby welcomes drummer, composer, and Pitt Jazz Studies Artistic Director Chad Taylor for a powerful celebration of rhythm, innovation, and legacy. The program marks two anniversaries: the 55th Annual Pitt Jazz Seminar, originally founded by Pittsburgh’s own Nathan Davis, and the 55th anniversary of Max Roach’s groundbreaking percussion collective M’Boom.

Friday and Sunday night at 6, Saturday afternoon at 1 on WZUM

Kate Borger “Lingers Awhile” with music she loves with no particular theme or genre.

A music mix curated by Kate Borger - Friday morning at 10, Saturday morning at 11, on WZUM.

Marty Ashby welcomes drummer and jazz historian Thomas Wendt to focus on a deep listen to two Pittsburgh-born masters, violinist Joe Kennedy Jr. and guitarist Ray Crawford, through some of their hard-to-find, rarely heard recordings.

Friday and Sunday night at 6, Saturday afternoon at 1 on WZUM

A sneak preview of a “New” Horace Silver album from 60 years ago, featuring Pittsburgh’s own Roger Humphries on drums.

A visit with Tim Stevens about B-Pep Jazz - coming to the Heinz History Center, October 27th. And music from drummer Joe Chambers - in for the Pitt Jazz Seminar and Concert in November.

The Scene WZUM Thursday night at six, Friday and Saturday at noon, Sunday afternoon at 5 on WZUM.

Inspired by the song “Blue Like Billie” by Pittsburgh area vocalist, educator, composer and activist Phat Man Dee, Kate Borger delves into metaphors, similes and general comparisons in music.

Friday morning at 10 and Saturday from 11 a.m. until noon. 101.1 FM or wzum.org or talk to your smart speaker and ask her to "Play WZUM!”