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  • Sequoia Carrillo is a reporter for NPR's Education Team.
  • Aarti Shahani is an NPR correspondent based in Silicon Valley.
  • Peter van de Graaff has enjoyed a distinguished four-decade radio career, including 38 years as host of WFMT’s nationally syndicated Beethoven Network. A native of the Chicago area, Peter began his radio career in 1984 at Brigham Young University, shortly before graduating with a degree in vocal performance. Since joining WFMT in 1988, he has served as a staff announcer and host for major nationally distributed programs, including broadcasts from the Lyric Opera of Chicago, the Vienna Philharmonic, the Van Cliburn International Piano Competition, operas from the European Broadcasting Union, and Music of the Baroque. In 2010, he received the Karl Haas Prize for Music Education. A bass-baritone, Peter has performed with leading orchestras and opera companies worldwide, including the Chicago Symphony, Utah Symphony, Houston Symphony, Israeli Chamber Orchestra, Costa Rica International Music Festival, Budapest Concert Orchestra, and Czech Philharmonic. An avid traveler and linguist, Peter speaks Dutch, French, and German. Peter also continues in his long-time role as host of the Beethoven Network.
  • Brianna Scott is currently a producer at the Consider This podcast.
  • Trevor joined the WBGO Development Department in April of 2017 and currently handles grant writing and institutional giving initiatives as the Coordinator of Corporate and Foundation Relations.Since graduating from Berklee College of Music in 2011, Trevor has worked extensively in the jazz community in fundraising, events, and artist management capacities.
  • Isabella Gomez Sarmiento is an assistant producer with Weekend Edition.
  • Scott Neuman is a correspondent for NPR's General Assignment Desk.
  • Ann Powers is NPR Music's critic and correspondent.
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