VOCAL DIVAS

SFS Chorus "Qual mormorio soave" (Marenzio)  Christmas By the Bay

Kitka  "Ne Po Pogrebu..." (Russia) The Vine

 

Bessie Smith "St. Louis Blues"  Jazz: Definitive Performances

Ella Fitzgerald "Sophisticated Lady" The Very Best of Ella

Ella Fitzgerald "Lady Be Good" The Very Best of Ella

Etta James "At Last"  Love Songs

Aretha Franklin "You Are My Sunshine"  Aretha Arrives

 

Nina Simone "Need a Little Sugar" Essential Nina Simone

Kim Nalley You Can Have Him; See-Line Woman  She Put a Spell On Me

[Featured interview with Kim Nalley]

 

Meshell N'Degeocello "If That's Your Boyfriend"  Plantation Lullabies

Ledisi "You and Me"  Lost & Found

Goapale "Change It All" Change It All

 

Allison Kraus/Gillian Welch "I'll Fly Away" O Brother Where Art Thou soundtrack

Janet Jackson "If" Janet

Eurythmics "Sweet Dreams" The Ultimate Collection

 

Nostalgia 77 "Seven Nation Army" The Garden

Janelle Monae "Sincerely, Jane" Metropolis: The Chase Suite

Mariza "Por Ti" Fado: Exquisite Passion

[with DJ Victoria Z]

 

Ananda Project "Secrets (Relight Mix) Relight 

Ananda Project Universal Love" Fire Flower

Dr. Drew Westen is the author of “The Political Brain: The Role of Emotion In Deciding The Fate Of The Nation.”The interview took place on October 31, 2008.

Dana Walsh is the Republican candidate for Congress in California's 8th District, a seat currently held my House Speaker Nancy Pelosi. This interview took place on November 1, 2008

Deborah James, director of international programs at the Center for Economic and Policy Research discusses recent violence in Bolivia, and the diplomatic uproar between some Latin American governments and the U.S.

(recorded on 9-12-08)

John Daly, a reporter with KSL-TV in Salt Lake City, and a Stanford University Knight Journalism Fellow, discusses the Salt Lake Olympics scandal.

Deepa Fernandez (author of "Targeted: Homeland Security and the Business of Immigration") discusses detention and immigration issues.

Clarence Lusane, professor at American University, discusses the historic moment of Barack Obama's nomination as the Democratic Party candidate for President in 2008