"Our Sinatra"

Jeri Southern, that is. This sensitive, sultry 1950s jazz genius (vocals and piano) devotes her artistry to Kern, Hammerstein, Rodgers, Hart, Porter and more (even the score to Oh Captain!), If you know her, you'll be thrilled; if you don't, you'll be enthralled.

It's election time and show tunes are sweeping the country. Here are great campaigns songs and tributes to participatory democracy from Fiorello!, Annie, Of Thee I Sing, Hamilton, and more.

Hey, kids! It's Count Larry Maslon with our annual Halloween show on "Blood-vay to Main Street"! We listen to the creatures of the night, in songs from Phantom of the Opera, Chess, Wish You Were Here, Rags and more. Wa-oooooooww!

Clearly, there's too many entertainers in the Broadway canon, so we're following up with a second episode. Celebrating Bobby Darin (via Jeremy Jordan), Fred Astaire, Judy Garland, Fanny Brice, and many more. 

Broadway loves to place its entertainers center stage--real or imagined. Join us for a front-row seat for Fanny Brice, Bobby Darin, the Marx Brothers, Tina Turner, Conrad Birdie and many more.

We tilt the brim of our fedora to the new revue "Our Sinatra" and welcome back Eric Comstock live in the studio to review the many show tunes from the catalogue of Ol' Blue Eyes.

It just keeps getting better: the single greatest pop single releases from the Broadway canon, from 1962 to 2018. The gang's all here: the Fifth Dimension, Eydie Gorme, Streisand, Helen Reddy, Stevie Wonder, John Legend and more.

The single greatest pop single releases from the Broadway canon, from 1937 to 1964. The gang's all here: Sinatra, Crosby, Clooney, Satchmo, Stafford, Como, and more, singing Broadway's best.

We're joined by Mary Foster Conklin, host of "A Broad Spectrum" to pay tribute to one of music's most eclectic interpreters by highlighting her unique way with a show tune; songs from Kismet, On The Town, My Fair Lady, The Music Man and more.

A tribute to our nation's working men and women. Workers from cops to dance hall girls to cleaning women to whalers to union organizers sing for their supper; songs from The Pajama Game, Pins and Needles, Working, and more.