Memories Through Sound

This is a story about my sister Jessica's passing and all of the moments after where I dealt with it. It's also a story about coming to a state of completeness and understanding through the wreckage.

Produced by Lauren Diaz

There's always that one thing that brings families together and for mine, it's watching movies as we huddle around some perfectly popped popcorn. My grandfather, who I coincidentally call Pop-Pop, would always cook up a fresh batch for my family and I to snack on as we share laughs and memories together.

Produced by Jordan Donalds

My dog Ollie has not been with me for long but he is a new member of the family. His cheerful personality is seen by many and his presence reminds me to slow down. The concrete jungle is a big place but Ollie makes me feel right at home.

Produced by Andrew Shoreibah

My Uncle Paul was an extraordinary man. Only met him twice, but through the stories at his funeral from family members I developed a connection with a man who lead an amazing life.

The sound of morning

Produced by Jasmine Lee

Ever since I moved to college, my world has been filled with incessant sound. From sirens on the street to the practice rooms in my school, I can't catch a moment of silence. On top of the usual sounds of NYC, I have a noisy neighbor. His constant noise from unusually loud parties remind me of a time where I was the noisy neighbor, an uncontrollable seven year old nuisance cooped up in a small hotel somewhere in Florida, where Gene Kelley and Donald O'Connor were my only friends.

Guinnivere by WNSR contributors

Produced by Michelle Mason

Performance is a central component of every student's education at the New School for Jazz and Contemporary Music, and the Ensemble Showcases are where faculty-led student groups showcase their talent and creativity.

In 1940, the Afro-Cuban tradition began right here in New York City. Machito and his Afro-Cubans, under the direction of maestro Mario Bauza, fused the harmonic sophistication of jazz with the rhythmic complexity of Afro-Cuban music. The Afro Cuban Jazz Orchestra Ensemble explores that rich legacy with a repertoire that encompasses the past, present, and future of the genre. The ensemble performs once a month at the Nuyorican Poets Café and every semester in a school concert featuring a renowned guest soloist.

My Dad dances like no one is watching.

Music: Why by Annie Lennox