Programming on Jazz 91.9 WCLK is made possible in part by support from the Atlanta Business League (ABL), presenting the 40th Annual CEO Appreciation Luncheon on Tuesday, May 15 at 11:30 a.m. at Hyatt Regency Atlanta. This annual event recognizes local CEOs for outstanding participation in minority vendor development and community involvement.

This month for The Local Take I speak with Ryan Kilgore, Clark Atlanta University alumnus and founder of the Kilgore Music Foundation.  Each year the foundation promotes a month long instrument drive to provide students in our community with instruments that they can use for school and community band programs.

Ryan Kilgore shares how the foundation came into being and why it is so important to expose our children to music. He mentions that because he played the saxophone he has visited every continent except Antarctica and stuck his foot in almost every ocean on the planet. 

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This week’s UPFRONT features Grammy nominated singer and songwriter Angie Stone. The R&B Diva opens up about her recurring role on Bounce TV’s Saints & Sinners plus her other TV and film projects. 

Dr. Iyanla Vanzant was in town this week promoting her new book Get Over it and her new promotional tour.  She also opens up about the inspiration behind the project and what fans can expect from her live show. 

Cultural appropriation, sex and gender norms, racist bots, conspiracy theories, Jesus, weed and The Sunken Place are just a few of the topics up for discussion on Season 2 of Dear White People. The popular series returned to Netflix this week. 

 

Miramax and Roadside Attractions have released the official trailer for the upcoming documentary WHITNEY. It arrives in theaters on July 6.

 

Listen to The CheckUp with Dr. Courtney Shelton, MD,  Saturday morning at 8:30.  Have you ever heard of bloodless medicine? Can you donate blood for yourself to have on hand when you need it? Dr. Shelton will talk about it with Brenda Depena Gray, RN,  Director of the Bloodless Medicine and Surgery Program at Wellstar Atlanta Medical Center.

Jazz 91.9 WCLK * Jazzette - May Issue

May 4, 2018

Click here to enjoy the Jazz 91.9 WCLK Jazzette, May Issue.    Inside:  ‘Tis The Season #Jazzness + VIP Give A Way Winner + CEO Luncheon  + Shop Amazon Support WCLK +  live music and events  +   Jazz Profile and CD Poll Winners  +

NEW MUSIC: Play By Nils

May 4, 2018

You can hear new music on Jazz 91.9 WCLK from Contemporary Jazz Guitarist, Nils.

May 6: Guitarist Blake Aaron At St. James Live

May 3, 2018

Programming on WCLK is made possible in part by St. James Live, presenting Guitarist Blake Aaron. Aaron has performed with Marion Meadows, Eric Marienthal, Hiroshima and Carlos Santana. The Los Angeles Times has called Aaron "a genius of the guitar." He'll be appearing live for one performance only at St. James Live on Sunday, May 6. Doors open at 6pm, with showtime at 7pm. St. James live is located at 3220 Butner Road in Atlanta(30331).

May 5: CAU Guild Presents Jazz Under The Stars 2018

May 2, 2018

Clark Atlanta University Guild presents the 25th Annual Jazz Under the Stars on Saturday, May 5, 7:00 p.m.

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This month for The Local Take I speak with Ryan Kilgore, Clark Atlanta University alumnus and founder of the Kilgore Music Foundation. Each year the foundation promotes a month long instrument drive to provide students in our community with instruments that they can use for school and community band programs. Ryan Kilgore shares how the foundation came into being and why it is so important to expose our children to music. He mentions that because he played the saxophone he has visited every...

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