15 episodes

Here at JazzHandz!, a monthly podcast, focusing on the relatable stuff, and even a shared discussion. Also, various Easter Eggs, along the way.

JazzHandz! Podcast Jordan Tyler-Love

    • Arts

Here at JazzHandz!, a monthly podcast, focusing on the relatable stuff, and even a shared discussion. Also, various Easter Eggs, along the way.

    JazzHandz! Podcast - Season 2, Episode 9 - Jordan Tyler Love, ft. Kool Ladd and Harold Brothschild (Finale)

    JazzHandz! Podcast - Season 2, Episode 9 - Jordan Tyler Love, ft. Kool Ladd and Harold Brothschild (Finale)

    In the finale, I am the finale interviewee! Stay tuned for Season 3, coming in 2025!

    • 20 min
    JazzHandz! Podcast - Season 2, Episode 8 - Emily Watson

    JazzHandz! Podcast - Season 2, Episode 8 - Emily Watson

    In this week's episode, I interview yet another of Flycheese's staff members, Emily Watson.

    • 33 min
    JazzHandz! Podcast - Season 2, Episode 7 - Caroline Heywood

    JazzHandz! Podcast - Season 2, Episode 7 - Caroline Heywood

    In this week's podcast, I interview yet another of Spectrum's performers, and one of my old teaching assistants, Caroline Heywood!

    • 35 min
    JazzHandz! Podcast - Season 2, Episode 6 - Sheena Hendy

    JazzHandz! Podcast - Season 2, Episode 6 - Sheena Hendy

    In this week's episode, I interview my cousin from Bradford.

    • 31 min
    JazzHandz! Podcast - Season 2 Episode 5- Tom Allmark

    JazzHandz! Podcast - Season 2 Episode 5- Tom Allmark

    In this week's episode, I interview another of Spectrum's well-known players, Tom Allmark.

    • 35 min
    JazzHandz! Podcast - Season 2, Episode 4 - Nat Goldson

    JazzHandz! Podcast - Season 2, Episode 4 - Nat Goldson

    In this week's episode, I interview one of Flycheese's longest running staff members, Nat Goldson.

    • 30 min

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