Charles Burchell (a.k.a. "Charlie B") began his radio career hosting a jazz show at Tulane University's WTUL as a relative youngster. Fascinated by the radio production process—and permanently in love with music as diverse as jazz, R&B, oldies, hip-hop, reggae, blues, class... Read more

After doing volunteer work for WWOZ, Kathleen Lee, in early 2000, began hosting the Jazz Singers program. In the summer of 2000, Kathleen was given the opportunity to be a substitute show host for the Swing Session, which aired on Sunday from 4-6pm (now it airs on Sunday fr... Read more

Mark LaMaire, originally from Wisconsin, has been DJing on WWOZ since 2003.  His passion for music extends well beyond jazz and as a semi-professional bassist he plays with a variety of acts ranging from the live-instrument hip-hop menagerie White Colla Crimes to the vangua... Read more

Mr. Kunian programs the show "The Kitchen Sink" on Tuesday nights on WWOZ.  His philosophy for radio is to take it from background music for the slavery of daily drudgery to foreground music for revolution of the mind and soul.  He plays all kinds of music on Tuesdays, and ... Read more

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