The Emma Podcast

(Originally aired live on Wildcat 91.9 KSDB radio on 10-26-21)

Emma highlights jazz legend Chick Corea

(Originally aired live on Wildcat 91.9 KSDB radio on 10-15-21)

Emma sheds a light on the album entitled "Lingus" after the incomparable Charles Lingus. The album is by Joni Mitchell to pay homage to her friend Charles Lingus. 

(Originally aired live on Wildcat 91.9 KSDB radio on 10-14-21)

Emma discusses improvisation and how it is used within jazz in different ways including songs such as, "Mack the Knife" by Ella Fitzgerald, "Lingus" by Snarky Puppy, and "All about Rosie" by Bill Evans.

(Originally aired live on Wildcat 91.9 KSDB radio on 10-13-21)

Emma highlights the way jazz has influenced other genres with such songs as "Probably up" by Lawrence, "Time to rest your weary head" by Jacob Collier, and "Singularity" by BTS.

(Originally aired live on Wildcat 91.9 KSDB radio on 10-12-21)

Emma showcases the amazing jazz pianists that have contributed to the jazz legacy with musicians such as Duke Ellington, Herbie Hancock, and Count Basie.

(Originally aired live on Wildcat 91.9 KSDB radio on 10-11-21)

Emma plays suggestions from her listeners such as "Moanin'" by Art Blakey and the Jazz Messengers, "Cool Struttin'" by Sonny Clark, and "Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy" by the Andrews Sisters.

(Originally aired live on Wildcat 91.9 KSDB radio on 10-8-21)

Emma spotlights the self titled album by Tower of Power on her album spotlight day!

(Originally aired live on Wildcat 91.9 KSDB radio on 10-7-21)

Emma shows off some different takes on common jazz songs and how different artists interpret them, includes such songs as "Perdido" and "All the things you are".

(Originally aired live on Wildcat 91.9 KSDB radio on 10-6-21)

Emma has a show "full o' funk" for ya this time! Featuring songs from Emma's favorite funk bands such as "Boogie Wonderland" by Earth Wind and Fire, "You've made me so very happy' by Blood Sweat and Tears, and "Soul Vaccination" by Tower of Power.

(Originally aired live on Wildcat 91.9 KSDB radio on 10-5-21)

Emma shows of her main instrument, the saxophone, by showcasing some of the most famous jazz saxophonists who also happen to be some of the most famous jazz musicians such as Charlie Parker, John Coltrane, and Wayne Shorter.