Detroit Jazz Stage
Detroit JazzStage is a monthly podcast about Detroit, Michigan jazz musicians. Detroit Jazzstage receives approximately 20,000 downloads per month and is consistently the number one rated independent jazz podcast. It has charted as high as the 22nd most popular music podcast and is downloaded in almost every country. Its format is a mixture of interview and musical selections highly influenced by National Public Radio.
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