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This is a No Cost Broadcast Three dynamic and engaging voices merging together to present a collection of original compositions & other vehicles of improvisation by jazz titans, to produce a beautiful array of ensemble interaction. A melange with strength, sensitivity, truth, positivity, & some moxie at its core. FEATURING:

The pandemic of 2020 has forced a tsunami of change for everyone in the performing arts. With nightclubs, theaters, and museums closed, or operating at limited capacity, Twin City jazz musicians have had to double their efforts to stay musically involved. Things grew difficult for the clubs that offer jazz, as well. But all is not lost. In fact, many see at present light at the end of the proverbial tunnel, (though others may see it’s an oncoming train).  Jazz Police recently surveyed Twin Cities jazz performers and club owners to discover how they have adapted and coped with COVID while ...

eye on the news Don’t Pardon the Intrusion Edward Snowden’s actions immeasurably weakened the United States and strengthened our adversaries. Politics and law The most surprising thing about the failure of U.S. intelligence to discover for nearly nine months the SolarWinds penetration of U.S. government agencies, reportedly including the State, Energy, and Homeland Security Departments as well as private contractors, is that anyone is surprised. After all, the National Security Agency, responsible for protecting the communications of the U.S. government, had such a massiv...