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This week we're enjoying music from Santa Claus... Santa Claus, Indiana to be specific. We’ll look back on the work of the songwriter, music publisher and record producer Ray Scrivener.

Johnny Shacklett, one of Naptown's greatest living legends, joins us to share memories of working on the Avenue and to discuss the “Baraka”, a unique, four-neck guitar Johnny built in the late 1960s.

Native Sun is an Indianapolis group that combines elements of hip-hop and jazz. Their new album "Never Be King" features guest appearances from several local artists.

Enjoy a centennial celebration of Kokomo, Indiana's Margaret Hillis - one of the most prominent Hoosier musicians of the 20th Century and the founder of the Chicago Symphony Chorus.

We continue our tribute to guitarist Johnny Shacklett - one of the greatest living legends of the Naptown jazz scene.

This week we’ll pay tribute to Herman Whitfield III, an Indianapolis composer and pianist who died last week while in police custody. Plus, new music from Sonny Singh and Jordan Munson.

Richard A. Morse of the legendary Haitian band RAM shares his unique history in music.

Chicago’s Chess Records is known worldwide for releasing classic blues and rock and roll music from artists like Chuck Berry and Muddy Waters, but it also recorded important musicians from the Avenue.

Author David Williams discusses his latest work “African-Americans in Indianapolis."

A tribute to the late Naptown drummer Dewayne Garvin, better known as the “Funky Buzzard."