Veteran journalists on the real deal working in print and internet media. Host Andrew Gilbert in a lively discussion with Mike West and Marcus J Moore
Mr. Moore has been a contributing writer with The Nation and a contributing editor with Bandcamp Daily. His coverage of soul, jazz, rap, and rock can be found at The New York Times, Pitchfork, TIME, Entertainment Weekly, GQ, The Washington Post, NPR, Rolling Stone, and The Atlantic, among other outlets. He also operates The Liner Notes newsletter, where he writes about his favorite music of all genres and eras.
Mike West is a regular contributor and review editor to JazzTimes , The Washington Post, Washington City Paper, and Down Beat. His byline has also appeared in Jazziz, Bandcamp Daily, NPR Music, and Slate, among others.
Andrew Gilbert writes about jazz, roots & international music for the San Jose Mercury News, SF Chronicle, San Francisco Classical Voice, http://Berkeleyside.com, and others.
https://www.marcusjmoore.media
https://www.michael-j-west.com
https://www.kqed.org/author/agilbert
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