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Don't Call it Jazz is proud to host Brad Goode, an amazing jazz musician who was kind enough to sit down with our host Jon Armstrong for an interview and to listen to three of Goode's own recordings.

Don’t Call it Jazz is thrilled to present the new album by Derrick Skye, a wonderful composer based in Los Angeles. Derrick composes “trans-cultural” music, a term he coined and honed with his outstanding open-instrument chamber ensemble Bridge To Everywhere.

Jon curates a playlist of some of the great music released on City Creek Records in 2024, discussing the projects in detail, revealing some planned projects for 2025, and shares his new year’s resolution for the ISU Commercial Music Program and City Creek Records.

One dedicated group is working to keep the history of military vehicles alive.

The ISU Video Game Music Ensemble will be presenting their spring concert Saturday April 19th at 7:30pm in Jensen Concert Hall. I am joined in-studio by my colleague and co-director of the VGME, Dr. Eddie Ludema to talk about the concert, the ensemble, and the work our amazing students put into the performance.

Bengals Dominate Aggie Classic with 4-0 Tournament Sweep

Idaho State Soccer Opens Big Sky Play With a Pair of Home Matches

Bengals Ready For Rematch with Vikings in First Post-Season Match Since 2014

For those experiencing homelessness fulfilling immediate needs around food, shelter and safety are incredibly important. However, it’s also important, that as people, we are able to fulfill needs that aren't just centered around survival, but also joy.

City Creek Records is the innovative new record label run out of ISU’s commercial music program and co-run by program director Jon Armstrong and his CM students. In this episode, Jon discusses the new label and plays some tracks from the albums City Creek Records has launched thus far.