Leo Sidran is the host of The Third Story. He explores themes of health and wellness, culture and society, and the arts, particularly focusing on music, photography, and entertainment. Leo's work has been featured in All About Jazz, WBGO, and NewsBreak.
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Leo Sidran's articles primarily focus on profiling musicians and providing expert commentary in the entertainment industry, particularly music. If you are looking to reach out to Leo, consider offering profiles of emerging or established musicians with unique stories or insights into their artistic process.
Leo may also be interested in pitches related to events such as music festivals or concerts, especially those featuring jazz artists. Additionally, he could be open to expert commentary from individuals deeply involved in the music industry.
Since his geographic focus is local (United States, New Jersey, Newark), ensure that your pitch aligns with this region or has a connection that would make it relevant within this context.
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Last week my father, Ben Sidran, turned 83rd, and as I do every year, I talked to him for The Third Story podcast.
Leo Sidran talks to Ashley Kahn about his new book Days of Miracle and Wonder which explores Paul Simon’s unconventional creative process and the complicated cultural and political questions that surrounded the making of Graceland.
Forty years ago this month, Paul Simon released Graceland, an album that became one of the defining records of his career, and one of the most celebrated a
As new jazz clubs open across New York, The Pocket is bringing live music back to the heart of Midtown. Co-founder Martin Porter talks about building a musician-first listening room, carrying forward lessons from the Jazz Standard, and why there’s no bar to shake cocktails during the ballads.
Forty years ago this month, released Graceland , an album that became one of the defining records of his career, and one of the most celebrated and debated albums of its era.
Singer and composer Manuela Sánchez Goubert was born in Bogotá, Colombia, and moved to New York when she was nine years old. Music was already part of her
Singer, composer, and producer Sofia Rei talks with Leo Sidran about “Folk and Futurism,” rediscovering tradition from a distance, and how her collaborators and students continue to influence the music she makes.
Argentine singer, composer, and producer Sofía Rei talks about leaving Buenos Aires and rediscovering the music of home, moving beyond the boundaries of ja
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At a late-summer celebration in Central Park, Verve Records marked its 70th anniversary alongside SummerStage’s 40th season. From a new generation reimagining Getz/Gilberto to Samara Joy and Christian McBride carrying the jazz tradition forward, the evening was a reminder that musical history is kept alive by the people who believe in it — sometimes quietly, one person at a time.
