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Kris took her daughters for an overnight stay on The Queen Mary ship hotel in Long Beach, California. Listen in while Kris and Kym compare notes from their separate experiences staying on the ship, some tips if you're going to stay, oh, yeah and Kris had a ghost in her stateroom. You know, typical travel stories. 

Saxophonist Dayna Stephens is busy juggling his projects as a leader and his work as a sideman. Fresh of his Village Vanguard debut as leader, Dayna discusses the upcoming live recording from that engagement as well as a new trio record with bassist Ben Street and drummer Eric Harland.

In the first episode of 2019 multi-instrumentalist and composer Ted Nash speaks about his recent project with Eddie Daniels, Jazz in the Chamber, as well as an upcoming collaboration with actress Glenn Close.

Pianist and composer Pascal Le Boeuf’s musical interests are many, and in this year’s last episode of LINER NOTES, Pascal speaks of how both classical and electronic music, combined with a keen interest in production, shapes his output as a contemporary jazz artist.

In the 5th episode of LINER NOTES, Brazilian percussionist Rogerio Boccato discusses his new recording “No Old Rain”

GRAMMY nominated trombonist and composer Alan Ferber offers insight into his process as a musician and the balancing act behind his many projects.

Pianist and composer Arturo O'Farrill speaks about art and the artist in light of today's political and economic environment, as well as shedding light on his new GRAMMY winning recording "Three Revolutions."

Pianist and composer Jon Cowherd talks about his relationship with Brian Blade and how his time as a member of Fellowship has led to his new role as band leader with the Mercy Project.

We discuss the history of this influential record in light of the band's breakup and subsequent reformation. We also examine their rhetoric of anti-capitalism in relation to the production and distribution of this album.

Interested in the media we discussed this episode? Please support the show by purchasing it through our affiliate store:

• The Shape of Punk to Come
• Plays Pretty For Baby
• The Lipstick Game
• Turn
• Lift Your Skinny Fists Like Antennas to Heaven

Additional Resources:

• Refused New Noise Spawns Nu Shame
• Fauteux, B. (2012). “New Noise” versus the Old Sound: Manifestos and The Shape of Punk to Come. Popular Music & Society, 35(4), 465. doi:10.1080/03007766.2011.578523
• REFUSED's 'The Shape Of Punk To Come' To Be Released As A Deluxe Edition - Apr. 7, 2010
• Refused – “The Shape of Punk to Come”
• WHY 'THE SHAPE OF PUNK TO COME' WAS WRONG
• Refused is making a new album 17 years after The Shape of Punk to Come
• Refused Are Fucking Dead (The Last Official Press Release)
• REFUSED: Pop Songs for the Revolution

This week, we answer viewer questions about our Tesla Model 3 coverage. Some eagle-eyed members of our audience spotted our 2018 Nissan Leaf in our garage last week, so we give you our first impressions on Nissan's all-electric car. Finally, we discuss GMC's announcement of a new Sierra, and whether its swiss army knife of a tailgate will appeal to pickup buyers.

This week, we answer viewer questions about our Tesla Model 3 coverage. Some eagle-eyed members of our audience spotted our 2018 Nissan Leaf in our garage last week, so we give you our first impressions on Nissan's all-electric car. Finally, we discuss GMC's announcement of a new Sierra, and whether its swiss army knife of a tailgate will appeal to pickup buyers.