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The Late Set

The Late Set

Von: Nate Chinen Josh Jackson
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Jazz is a conversation — and that’s what The Late Set is all about. Nate Chinen and Josh Jackson convene every two weeks for straight talk and in-depth interviews with featured guests. Just like a hang at the end of the gig, in the back of the club, it’s direct, unfiltered and illuminating, revealing the music and its culture in a deeper light.2023 Musik
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    Guest Drop: Andrew Cyrille on A Noise From the Deep
    Oct 13 2026
    Master drummer Andrew Cyrille is one of our heroes. So we jumped at the chance to share a wide-ranging conversation he had with trumpeter Dave Douglas, on the Greenleaf Music podcast A Noise From the Deep.
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    1 Std. und 21 Min.
  • Music of the Ancestors, with Kenny Garrett

    Music of the Ancestors, with Kenny Garrett
    Oct 9 2026
    Sound and spirit are inseparable in the music of Kenny Garrett. Several years ago, the saxophonist performed at Temple University. He sat down for a talk with Josh Jackson, and we’re thrilled to bring it to you today as a bonus drop.
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    44 Min.
  • Encounter, Not Discovery, with Nduduzo Makhathini

    Encounter, Not Discovery, with Nduduzo Makhathini
    Sep 29 2026

    The Myth We Chose, the entrancing new album by South African pianist Nduduzo Makhathini, foregrounds hope and healing, and a conviction in the redemptive power of connection. It’s a song-forward statement for Makhathini, who is also a composer, vocalist, philosopher, and ambassador for the Global South.

    This summer, he brought his trio to Solar Myth ahead of an appearance at the Newport Jazz Festival. On the first of two nights, he joined Josh Jackson for an onstage conversation about ritual, responsibility, and why he prefers the term “encounter” to “discovery” when describing a person’s formative contact with improvised music.

    Chapters
    • 00:00 — Intro: South African jazz
    • 05:00 — Zulu language, myth & musicality
    • 11:30 — Music education, colonialism & Indigenous knowledge
    • 15:30 — Growing up during apartheid
    • 21:00 — Encountering John Coltrane & the roots of jazz
    • 23:30 — The identity and sound of South African jazz
    • 28:45 — Collective memory & the African diaspora
    • 35:15 — Myth, ancestral memory & sonic creation
    • 38:15 — Ndu cosmology, time & musical continuity
    • 41:00 — Artificial intelligence, knowledge & human experience
    • 45:15 — Nate and Josh on music, healing & ancestral knowledge
    • 49:30 — “This I Dig”
    • 53:15 — South African music, cultural boycotts & current debates
    • 56:15 — Closing credits

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    58 Min.
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