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Soul Sister is an internationally known, veteran DJ artist whose broadcast programs and live performances feature only the music she loves: the 1970s to mid-’80s soulful rarities in R&B, funk, disco, jazz, and more from her personal collection of over 10,000 vinyl records.

Maurice Browne’s appreciation of jazz began as a teenager listening to a popular jazz station in New York City. This is where his admiration grew for the jazz greats like Count Basie, John Coltrane, Duke Ellington and Wes Montgomery.

Greg Bryant has been a longtime curator of improvisational music as a broadcaster, writer, host and musician. As a young child, he began absorbing the artistry of Miles Davis, Les McCann, Jimmy Smith, James Brown, Ornette Coleman, Weather Report, and Jimi Hendrix via his parent's record collection. He was so moved by what he was experiencing that he took pride in relaying all of his discoveries with anyone who would listen.

In 2016 Joan had the pleasure of subbing for Guy Garvey, of the band Elbow, on his BBC 6Music show, Guy Garvey’s Finest Hour. In 2017, she and pianist, Thomas Bartlett (Doveman), co-wrote the film score for Permission, directed by Brian Crano.

Kresten Osgood is a Danish drummer, composer, multi-instrumentalist and communicator.

Shaun Brady is a Philadelphia-based journalist who covers jazz along with an eclectic array of arts, culture and travel.

Zev is thrilled to be WRTI’s classical program director, where he hopes to steward and grow the station’s tremendous legacy on the airwaves of Greater Philadelphia.