Weekly Program Schedule

You’ll be entertained throughout the morning with Heather Bambrick’s infectious wit and deep knowledge of instrumental and, of course, vocal jazz. You can always rely on that Newfoundland charm to bring you friendly company, the best music and the information you need for the rest of your day and evening.

Raina Hersh helps you close out your morning and kickstart your afternoon with smiles, good company and great jazz.

Sometimes driving means sitting in traffic and sometimes it's a smooth ride. But wherever you're coming from and wherever you're headed, we've got music for anyone, anywhere. Take a break from the usual and explore the greatest sounds ever created. From Miles to Metheny, Getz to Glasper, Coltrane to Kamasi — it's all here for you with your host Brad Barker.

The best in classic and contemporary jazz designed to take you from the day that was to the night that is.

Join host Ronnie Littlejohn in the Gumbo Kitchen for a musical journey through the Crescent City. The show explores New Orleans jazz, swampy funk, second-line brass bands and more. Add a dash of soul and gospel, with a pinch of New Orleans rhythm and blues, and you’ve got a delicious savoury gumbo!

Join host Ronnie Littlejohn in the Gumbo Kitchen for a musical journey through the Crescent City. The show explores New Orleans jazz, swampy funk, second-line brass bands and more. Add a dash of soul and gospel, with a pinch of New Orleans rhythm and blues, and you’ve got a delicious savoury gumbo!

Veteran broadcaster and programmer Dani Elwell isn't a vocalist (except in the shower), but she sure does have respect for them. On Voice Tracks, she explores the newly breaking and long-treasured vocalists who deserve to be showcased in the world of jazz.

Musician/performer Jamie Cullum interviews some of the world's best jazz artists on his award-winning one-hour BBC 2 radio show.

Established in 2004, Saturday Afternoon Jazz on JAZZ.FM91 quickly became known as Canada's home of jazz fusion. Acid, soul, funk, Latin, R&B, rock, trap, world music — it's all in the mix. If it's groovy and swings, there's a good chance you'll hear it here.

Blurred Lines offers a soundscape that crosses the worlds of jazz, fusion, neo-soul, funk and R&B.

Café Latino with host Laura Fernandez explores the best Latin jazz from all over the world, including Brazilian and Afro-Cuban music and Latin jazz from the U.S., Venezuela, Spain and, of course, Canada. It's an excellent way to energize your Saturday evenings.

An early jazz enthusiast, Alex Pangman shares the records and stories of the swinging music that began to take shape in the 1920s, hit its stride in the '30s and '40s, and continues to be played by artists today. Swing Set features the best swing music from both then and now.

BLUZ.FM brings you all the colours of the blues every Saturday night. Blues is the bedrock of much of our music today, and we celebrate that in all its glory. Our adventure in the blues is deep and profound. It's been said that blues is the root, and all else is the fruit. Let the blues bloom for you. Ride the wave to midnight every Saturday with Danny Marks. Looking for that song you just heard? Ask Danny himself, and he'll get back to you within 24 hours.

The future of jazz is in the hands of emerging artists. Jazzology provides an opportunity for students to showcase their talents and accomplishments and share their stories and love of music in a professional environment. These talented jazz students choose the music, including some recordings of their own.

Session Notes goes behind the scenes and inside the studio with some of Canada's leading jazz musicians. With seasoned players like Reg Schwager, Russ Little, Colleen Allen, Alison Young, Ted Quinlan and many more, you'll get to hear the stories and experiences of those who have spent years writing the ongoing history of Canadian jazz. Listen to new episodes every week, or catch up on previous episodes here.

John Pizzarelli and Jessica Molaskey, along with members of John's trio, get together every weekend in their "deluxe living room" to make music, play CDs and have fun with their musical guests.

Wikipedia defines a Sunday drive as "an automobile trip … taken for pleasure or leisure on a Sunday, usually in the afternoon. During the Sunday drive, there is typically no destination and no rush.” We've got music for just the occasion. Sunday Drive with Walter Venafro is a musical journey with no destination and no rush — just four hours of cool, classic and contemporary jazz.

Sound of Jazz concerts are live events to be treasured.  From the amazing Ian Shaw to Al Jarreau, our Sound of Jazz series proves that live music is better. We've got some world-class concerts for you, exclusively on JAZZ.FM91.

Glen Woodcock took over The Big Band Show in 1976, and it has been on the air with the same host longer than any other current program on Toronto radio. Glen plays a broad mix of big band recordings, from the early 1930s to the present.

You can host your own 30-minute radio show on your favourite station, JAZZ.FM91. You program it, we record it and then we put it on the air. To learn more about this unique experience, please contact Steven Endicott at sendicott@jazz.fm.

Acclaimed jazz pianist and singer Ian Shaw presents this show from Ronnie Scott’s, the historic London jazz club. The program features music from the very artists who have graced the club’s stage — whether they're today’s legends or tomorrow's stars — alongside interviews and rare archive tracks recorded at the club during its rich 55-year history.

You’ll be entertained throughout the morning with Heather Bambrick’s infectious wit and deep knowledge of instrumental and, of course, vocal jazz. You can always rely on that Newfoundland charm to bring you friendly company, the best music and the information you need for the rest of your day and evening.

Raina Hersh helps you close out your morning and kickstart your afternoon with smiles, good company and great jazz.

Sometimes driving means sitting in traffic and sometimes it's a smooth ride. But wherever you're coming from and wherever you're headed, we've got music for anyone, anywhere. Take a break from the usual and explore the greatest sounds ever created. From Miles to Metheny, Getz to Glasper, Coltrane to Kamasi — it's all here for you with your host Brad Barker.

The best in classic and contemporary jazz designed to take you from the day that was to the night that is.

Pianist Joe Sealy takes listeners on a journey through his record collection, featuring artists and music he loves and that have influenced him.

John Pizzarelli and Jessica Molaskey, along with members of John's trio, get together every weekend in their "deluxe living room" to make music, play CDs and have fun with their musical guests.

You’ll be entertained throughout the morning with Heather Bambrick’s infectious wit and deep knowledge of instrumental and, of course, vocal jazz. You can always rely on that Newfoundland charm to bring you friendly company, the best music and the information you need for the rest of your day and evening.

Raina Hersh helps you close out your morning and kickstart your afternoon with smiles, good company and great jazz.

Sometimes driving means sitting in traffic and sometimes it's a smooth ride. But wherever you're coming from and wherever you're headed, we've got music for anyone, anywhere. Take a break from the usual and explore the greatest sounds ever created. From Miles to Metheny, Getz to Glasper, Coltrane to Kamasi — it's all here for you with your host Brad Barker.

The best in classic and contemporary jazz designed to take you from the day that was to the night that is.

Veteran broadcaster and programmer Dani Elwell isn't a vocalist (except in the shower), but she sure does have respect for them. On Voice Tracks, she explores the newly breaking and long-treasured vocalists who deserve to be showcased in the world of jazz.

If music is indeed the healing force of the universe, then Rich Brown has certainly tapped into that force. Hosted and curated by one of the jazz world’s heaviest bassists, New Origins is a far-reaching, mind-expanding auditory quest. He's always on the hunt for unique jazz sounds that are fresh yet universal.

Beyond the Fringe is an exciting exploration of music from a passionate music lover, musician and broadcaster. Previously a part of Danny Marks' longtime BLUZ.FM program on Saturday nights, Beyond the Fringe has since been spun off into its own show on Tuesday nights, allowing Danny to dive into even more adventurous selections.

You’ll be entertained throughout the morning with Heather Bambrick’s infectious wit and deep knowledge of instrumental and, of course, vocal jazz. You can always rely on that Newfoundland charm to bring you friendly company, the best music and the information you need for the rest of your day and evening.

Raina Hersh helps you close out your morning and kickstart your afternoon with smiles, good company and great jazz.

Sometimes driving means sitting in traffic and sometimes it's a smooth ride. But wherever you're coming from and wherever you're headed, we've got music for anyone, anywhere. Take a break from the usual and explore the greatest sounds ever created. From Miles to Metheny, Getz to Glasper, Coltrane to Kamasi — it's all here for you with your host Brad Barker.

The best in classic and contemporary jazz designed to take you from the day that was to the night that is.

The future of jazz is in the hands of emerging artists. Jazzology provides an opportunity for students to showcase their talents and accomplishments and share their stories and love of music in a professional environment. These talented jazz students choose the music, including some recordings of their own.

Musician/performer Jamie Cullum interviews some of the world's best jazz artists on his award-winning one-hour BBC 2 radio show.

Blurred Lines offers a soundscape that crosses the worlds of jazz, fusion, neo-soul, funk and R&B.

You’ll be entertained throughout the morning with Heather Bambrick’s infectious wit and deep knowledge of instrumental and, of course, vocal jazz. You can always rely on that Newfoundland charm to bring you friendly company, the best music and the information you need for the rest of your day and evening.

Raina Hersh helps you close out your morning and kickstart your afternoon with smiles, good company and great jazz.

Sometimes driving means sitting in traffic and sometimes it's a smooth ride. But wherever you're coming from and wherever you're headed, we've got music for anyone, anywhere. Take a break from the usual and explore the greatest sounds ever created. From Miles to Metheny, Getz to Glasper, Coltrane to Kamasi — it's all here for you with your host Brad Barker.

The best in classic and contemporary jazz designed to take you from the day that was to the night that is.

Acclaimed jazz pianist and singer Ian Shaw presents this show from Ronnie Scott’s, the historic London jazz club. The program features music from the very artists who have graced the club’s stage — whether they're today’s legends or tomorrow's stars — alongside interviews and rare archive tracks recorded at the club during its rich 55-year history.