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After a failed attempt at structured music instruction at Washington State University, Eric earned a broadcast journalism degree from WSU's renowned Edward R. Murrow College of Communication.

John Morrison is a writer, DJ, and sample-flipper from Philadelphia. As a writer, his work has appeared in NPR Music, Bandcamp Daily, Jazz Tokyo, Grammy.com, and more. He is also the host of Culture Cypher Radio, a hip-hop radio show on NPR member station WXPN.

Brian Burns graduated from UNC's School of Information and Library Science in 2015 and is currently working as WUNC's Music Librarian.

The connection between travel and the discovery and broadening of one’s artistic voice is a consistent theme in the jazz continuum: Louis Armstrong goes up the Mississippi River from New Orleans to Chicago; Charlie Parker goes east from Kansas City to New York; Ornette Coleman moves from Fort Worth to California; and Ray Charles relocates from Florida to Seattle.

Dr. Amanda Quist is the Director of Choral Activities for the Frost School of Music at the University of Miami. She directs the graduate program in Choral Conducting and is conductor of the award-winning Frost Chorale and Bella Voce. Under her direction, Frost Chorale has been invited to perform with the New World Symphony and Michael Tilson Thomas, the Martha Mary Concert Series. Dr. Quist created the Seraphic Fire Scholars program with Patrick Quigley, giving internship opportunities to our students to sing with the professional choir.

Dr. Christopher Jackson joined the Bach Choir of Bethlehem in 2022 as Conductor and Artistic Director.

Dr. Jacqueline Horner-Kwiatek, mezzo-soprano, is a singer, conductor, educator, and composer. Dr. Horner-Kwiatek holds a D.M.A. from The Juilliard School and is on the Performance Faculty at Princeton University where she teaches voice. She is also the Director of Early Music Princeton Singers and is Associate Director of the Vocal Consort Certification Program. In addition, she is on the voice faculty at New York University and teaches music history and appreciation classes at The Juilliard School Extension Division.

Alice has enjoyed a career in public radio and public television since 1980. She is currently station manager for award-winning, WWFM The Classical Network at Mercer County Community College, Trenton, NJ, where she has also been program director since 1988. She has also held positions as host/producer for WNED-FM - Buffalo, NY - Western New York Public Broadcasting; Arts and Culture programs host and fundraising host at WNED-TV - Buffalo; for KCND, Bismarck, ND - North Dakota Public Broadcasting, and for WMRA, Harrisonburg, VA, at James Madison University. She has hosted and produced numerous concert broadcasts, both live and pre-recorded, for radio featuring many of the world’s great classical artists.

Ted Otten is co-host of The Dress Circle