Rhythm Changes Podcast

Jonathan Baylis talks about being a lifelong learner and becoming an improvising jazz double bassist. He is the first in-person guest in this show's history, having joined me at my home in New Westminster.

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Tim Reinert talks about hosting his radio show called The Infidels and starting his label of the same name. He produced and released Kenton Loewen & JP Carter's album titled It Becomes Us to launch the label.

Looking back, this episode is notable for finding Tim on the cusp of starting to do what he is now known for: promoting and presenting various jazz shows in Vancouver. We spoke before he had presented a single show, though he would start within months.

Albums I shout out in the intro:

• Chin Injeti - "Sparrow"
• Great Aunt Ida - Unsayable
• Jon Gordon - Stranger Than Fiction
• Steve Maddock - The Blues Project

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Laynah talks to Will Chernoff about learning to produce her own music as a singer-songwriter, moving between BC and Montréal.

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Amber Tsang talks about her eventful year 2021, including her album Autumn Nocturne with Alvin Brendan.

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Steve Kaldestad talks about his decisions in moving from Regina to Montréal, then to London, and finally to Vancouver as a jazz saxophonist and educator. He also tells stories from New York about studying with Lee Konitz and recording albums with great rhythm sections.

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Will Clements talks about three classic musician problems: being too hard on yourself, work-time balance, and avoiding burnout.

Disclosure: in this episode, the guest and I talk about my recording, "Don't Miss Me (feat. Will Clements)".

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David Lavoie & Carson Tworow talk to Will Chernoff about their new album, Urban Repurpose: a next step from their multi-year partnership previously known as Chill Evans.

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J. Knutson talks about life in the band Early Spirit, where he is the guitarist and singer-songwriter and Will is a former member.

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Deanna Drudge talks about her 2021 album, Killing Time, and about moving from the Greater Toronto Area to Metro Vancouver.

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Marina Hasselberg talks about her multiple shows at the Vancouver jazz festival and her upcoming album for 2022, Red.

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