Keith Watson currently produces and hosts the very popular "Jazz Show", and hour long live show featuring local, national and international artists which embodies the versatility of jazz music.  Keith also produces and host, "The Maxwell Street Blues Hour", a sassy, spirited and electric show which airs the last Saturday of each month.  These shows serve as a vehicle to keep to of the most fulfilling, rich, creative and original art forms alive.  The great pianist Ahmad Jamal recently quoted, "I'm a wordless storyteller, someone who cares about the dynamics of music because musical dynamics are human dynamics".  That is such a powerful and true statement that applies to Jazz and Blues alike.  Keith is a native Chicagoan, a retire Marine, and currently serves as a Director at one of the local colleges in the Los Angeles area.  Keith's love for Jazz and Blues combined with his passion to help others has created a platform where he can contribute to the efforts of conserving these two American treasures.  It brings him great pleasure to introduce his favorite music to others, and to allow new unreleased artists, and known favorites to showcase their talents and music live around the world.

A few past guests have included:

Steven Carter world renown author of best selling books, Men Who Can't Love, What Smart Women Know, He's Scared, She's Scared and Getting to Commitment.  Steven and I talked about relationship and love while exploring how music plays such a vital role in both.

Hazardous a new artist to the rap scene joined Keith to talk about his new release Truth Hurts and how Jazz and Blues influenced him.
Landers Pierce renowned Jazz percussionist.

CJ Jackson President and founder of 308 Entertainment, is a supporter and listener of the Jazz Show.

R & B sensation Kena Zakia stops by from time to time to share news about her exciting career and how Jazz influenced her.

Other Feature Artist includes:

George Kahn, Valarie King, Miles Davis, Dizzy Gillespie, John Coltrane, Wynton Maralis, Stefon Harris, Regina Carter, Ernie Watts, Milt Jackson, Les McCann, Charles Mingus, George Benson and Grover Washington Jr., just to name a few.