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INTERVIEW
In this episode of Catalyst Radio we preview a new concert series that focuses on social justice issues.
Called Jazz & Justice, the free monthly concerts are aimed to create a community conversation around matters such as Prison Reform, Human Trafficking and Racial Reconciliation.
We welcome to the show Peter TeWinkle, pastor of Hope Church on Kalamazoo Avenue, who will describe the Jazz & Justice events, including the very next one set for tomorrow evening, Sat., Nov. 15. This next concert will look at the issue of Immigration Reform, during an evening of music from local band Grupo Aye.
MUSIC
Michigan-made music featured in this episode of Catalyst Radio comes from Grupo Aye – performing in tomorrow night’s Jazz & Justice concert at Hope Church on Kalamazoo Avenue. The song is “Lagrimas Negras.”
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