This easy recipe for making realistic blood is a delicious blend of sweet syrups and food coloring. Maybe that's why Dracula drinks the stuff.

Dive deep into the history of Blue Note records.

In this episode, narrator Susan Stamberg connects Jazz and Hip Hop through the lens of Blue Note Records.

Explore the impact of the work Blue Note designer Reid Miles had on album cover design, in Jazz and beyond.

Discover the work of Frank Wolff, who set the tone for Jazz photography with this work for Blue Note records.

In this episode, narrator Susan Stamberg talks about finding jazz in the oddest places.

This episode, narrated by Susan Stamberg, takes us from Big Band to the birth of Bebop and beyond.

Learn the basics about Blue Note and its remarkable style.

As rappers became featured artists, it was the DJ’s job to keep the beat (or the break) steady, so that the rappers could rap to the beat, do their routines, or recite full verses without interruption.

Kandi introduces “the scratch,” a move where you pull the record back and forth while the needle is on the record. But scratching is as much about rhythm and style as it is about technique.