The 315

Science has been a part of our understanding the world around us for what seems like forever. The art form of Jazz also has a rich history in our world. But these two societal staples don't necessarily cross paths, right? Well, think again this week on The 315 Joe Lee speaks with members of the Syracuse Academy of Science about this upcoming fundraiser that celebrates that very notion. Find more information about the event and ticket information here.

It's often been uttered that "the past should stay in the past". We're are set to disagree with that statement this week on The 315. The Onondaga Historical Association is planning to launch a new version of the once classic Congress Beer. This week Joe Lee and Kevin Kloss are joined by one of the men behind the return, Bob Searing. They discuss the history of Congress Beer, the history of brewing in Syracuse, and the flavor profile of Congress Beer. Catch more of what's happening in Central New

Snowy weather, basketball, and salt potatoes. Three things that Syracuse is arguably best known for, but what about trivia? Yes, the trivia scene is alive and well in Central New York and this week on The 315 the guys are joined by the owner of The Syracuse Trivia Company Brian Cocca. This week's show also contains a highly controversial trivia battle between Joe Lee and Kevin Kloss. Listen to see who comes out on top. Hint: It's really ugly. Plus an audio tour of the Hawley Green District by

With days and nights filled with constant comings and goings sometimes it's important to just take the time to get away. But at the end of a long week many of us don't feel like taking another long drive. For Central New Yorkers looking to relax the, Black Creek Farm Bed & Breakfast might be just what you need. This week on The 315 Joe Lee and Kevin Kloss talk with the venue's owner Joshua Romero about what makes his bed and breakfast special. Joining the conversation is legendary jazz

Have you ever wondered if just one person can really make a difference? Well, if you have, don't mention that to John DeSantis. He's the Executive Director of the community organization Believe In Syracuse. Their mission is to promote positive perceptions and improve the quality of life in the Greater Syracuse Area. This week on The 315, John DeSantis chats with Joe Lee and Kevin Kloss about the positive side of Syracuse. Also, he tells us why Central New York residents should be excited about

April is National Poetry Month and we don't want to miss out, so this week we are celebrating poetry on The 315 . Joe Lee and Kevin Kloss are joined on this episode by local poets Georgia Popoff and Phil Memmer. They discuss the collaboration between jazz and poetry, the current state of poetry in Central New York and they also perform an original poem. You can stay connected with The 315 by following us on our Facebook Page . And don't forget you can get automatic delivery of new episodes by

To the music industry Joanne Shenandoah is known as a composer, performer, and Grammy Award winner. She's all of those things to us as well, but in Central New York she's also a local icon. This week on The 315 Joe Lee and Kevin Kloss chat with CNY legend Joanne Shenandoah about her latest project and the important story she's telling. She was even gracious enough to sing a song for us during her visit. Without a doubt this is an episode you want to hear in it's entirety! Don't forget to connect

No one would argue that Syracuse, New York is an entertainment hotbed. But, that doesn't mean there aren't things happening for CNY residents to enjoy. This week on The 315 we are joined by Kathleen Mason of KMase Productions and Charley Orlando from Funk 'N Waffles. What is the state of the local music scene in Syracuse? How did it get there? And where are we headed? We'll break it down this week on The 315 with Joe Lee and Kevin Kloss. You also connect with us by visiting The 315 Facebook Page

The 315 is a brand new WAER original podcast hosted by Joe Lee and Kevin Kloss. The purpose of The 315 is to foster a positive view of the region by highlighting local individuals, businesses, and organization that are bringing life to the Syracuse area. On the first episode we get a guided tour of the new Redhouse Arts Center and talk about what this new space means for downtown Syracuse and the arts community. Visit The 315 Facebook Page for a visual tour of the new Redhouse Arts Center. Music