The Sauce with Dawn Burns

Judith Hill speaks with Dawn Burns about Letters from a Black Widow her bold response to the trauma of losing mentors Michael Jackson and Prince, both to overdoses. Labeled “Black Widow” by tabloids, Hill rises above conspiracy and shame, earning a Grammy and reclaiming her narrative. Judith Hill Photo by Ginger Sole Photography 

Tivon Pennicott’s latest album Roots to Branches takes listeners on a transformative journey, blending his Jamaican heritage with a deeper musical consciousness. In this episode, we explore how Tivon lets the Spirit lead, grounding his artistry in strength, roots, and expansive creativity.

Angie Wells, two-time Emmy-nominated makeup artist and soulful jazz singer, combines captivating storytelling and civil rights themes in her music. Hear her nationwide on SiriusXM’s Real Jazz and perform at festivals and clubs worldwide.

Regina Carter is a groundbreaking violinist, known for blending classical, jazz, and world music. A passionate educator, she empowers future musicians while redefining the violin’s role in contemporary music through her innovative, genre-defying artistry.

Nekisha  is the powerhouse singer-songwriter and dynamic frontwoman of  Rebel Noire , a genre-defying band known for its blend of soulful melodies, raw rock energy, and socially conscious lyrics. 

Jazz educator, composer, and pianist Monika Herzig has recently unveiled  All in Good Time , the fourth album from her groundbreaking Sheroes Project, an all-female jazz ensemble.

BLKBOK neo-classical pianist talks about his life, music and creativity

Rebecca Jade Smooth Jazz Network’s 2022 Breakout Artist of the Year, talks about life and music.

Fresh off of her 2023 and 2024 JMA Artist of the Year award at The Grand Ole Opry, Abbie Thomas, is a rising singer songwriter who is gaining international attention.

Legendary blues advocate Harvey Stauffer, or Ole Harv, marks 40 years hosting The Blues Revue on 88.1 FM WVPE in Elkhart, Indiana. Inducted into both the Indiana Public Broadcasting and Chicago Blues Halls of Fame, he remains a key figure in the blues music community.