Siberian born pianist talks about the house gigs she played growing up and her intentions for creating The KIND Institute in Pocatello, ID.
The Alan Gamboa Interview
31/05/2026 | 42 mins.
Sacramento based drummer talks about diving into jazz in college and how he uses polyrhythms to elevate any ensemble he's in including Love Mischief.
The Raya Hadzhieva Interview
30/05/2026 | 49 mins.
Bulgarian musician and producer talks about finding her own individual sound within the group conversation.
The ML Underwoord Interview
18/05/2026 | 38 mins.
Prolific songwriter talks about his life story and how (through his experiences) he encourages younger cats to rise up as young artists in Gary, IN.
The Ike Willis Interview
18/05/2026 | 36 mins.
The rock opera needs some good talent. The energy needs to rise and in order for that to happen you need to command the stage. My guest was an integral part to one of the greatest touring live ensembles in the history of the western world. He joined Frank Zappa at the tail end of the seventies He brought that stage presence and his unique styling to a true jazz band. Playing symmetric and asymmetric scales. Different modes and scales and harmonies and melodies within stanzas of the same tune. My guest has had a prolific solo career of his own touring with different bands and playing music from his soul and getting stuff out of his system. Ike Willis welcome to the JFS. RIP
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On The Jake Feinberg Show (radio) and in Facebook Lives, Jake Feinberg has now conducted over 2,000 interviews with “The Cats”—popular musicians across the spectrum from rock to jazz, R&B to folk, pop to country, bluegrass to fusion. Jake’s unique interviewing style puts musicians at their ease and inspires them to reflect candidly on topics familiar or unexpected.
The Cats tell little stories, muse about life, uncover aspects of the music business, dig deep into overcoming adversity, revel in camaraderie, and open their souls. You will never see musicians in the same light again....
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