The Late Set

Nate Chinen, Josh Jackson

alex@wrti.org

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Booking Overview

A jazz-focused show that “hangs out after the gig” with musicians and culture-makers for unfiltered, in-depth conversation. For PR pros, it’s a strong platform for booking artists, composers, and jazz thought leaders who can speak to craft and context—not just promotion.

Metrics

Episodes: 66

Frequency: Biweekly

Rating: 5.0/5.0

Estimated listeners: 1k-10k

Gender skew: Male

Location: USA

YouTube: 4.5k subscribers

Instagram: 12.0k followers

Contact Information

alex@wrti.org

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Host

Nate Chinen - Jazz journalist/critic and WRTI host. Known for deep reporting and analysis of jazz music, artists, and cultural context; typically approaches conversations with a craft-and-history lens suited to ...

Josh Jackson - WRTI host and jazz writer focused on music, culture, and the creative ecosystem around jazz. As a co-convenor of The Late Set, he leads long-form conversations that connect artistic technique to br...

Booking Intelligence

Booking Requirements

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Typical Credentials:  
Professional working musicians (especially jazz performers), composers, and jazz commentators/educators; often associated with major ensembles, influential projects, or recognized media work.
Required Achievements:  
Releases of notable recordings or albums, Leadership/major roles in prominent jazz orchestras or ensembles, Recognized contributions to jazz performance or composition, Media or public-facing commentary within jazz

Recent Guest Discussions

Carlos Henriquez - Monk Con Clave; New Album With Jazz At Lincoln Center Orchestra; Afro-latin Clave Roots; Jazz Education Path; Succession In Jazz.

Kresten Osgood - Regional Dialects/local Customs In Jazz; Global Evolution Of Jazz; His Perspective On The Music And Mission; Followed By Solo Drum Improvisation.

Recent Topics

Jazz, Music, Musicians, Composer, Improvisation

Episodes

Here's the recent few episodes on
The Late Set
:

Yeah No, with Chris Speed and Jim Black

June 09, 2026

When Chris Speed formed Yeah No in the late 1990s, there was no lane for its hybrid style, which drew from both post-punk and post-bop, with shoegaze and Balkan klezmer folded into the mix. Speed, a multi-reedist, had intrepid partners in trumpeter Cuong Vu, bassist Skúli Sverrisson and drummer Jim Black — each a sonic visionary, and all committed to a shared band ideal. Since then, the musicians have pursued other projects in far-flung locales. So it felt momentous this spring when ...

Miles Davis at 100

May 26, 2026

We’ve rarely seen a centennial celebration like the one that coalesced around Miles Davis: cover stories, deluxe reissues, luxury brand partnerships and tributes of every imaginable form. Then again, we’ve rarely seen an artist like Miles — who once credibly claimed to have “changed music four or five times.” His body of work remains a source of endless fascination. In this episode, Josh Jackson and Nate Chinen sit down to compare notes and highlights, including some...

Monk con Clave, with Carlos Henriquez

May 12, 2026

For more than 25 years, bassist Carlos Henriquez has been the beating heart of the rhythm section in the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra, as well as other bands led by Wynton Marsalis. He’s done more than his share of swinging in those settings. But as a product of the Nuyorican community, Henriquez has also remained deeply rooted in clave — the pulse at the center of folkloric Afro-Latin music. In this episode, he joins Josh Jackson to discuss Monk con Clave, his dynami...

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