Jazz knows no limits—it moves freely, speaks every language, and welcomes all who listen. In "Real Jazz Has No Barriers," The Original Sinbad celebrates the boundless spirit of jazz as a force that breaks down walls and builds bridges.

This episode features music that crosses cultures, blends genres, and defies convention. From global influences to fearless improvisations, Sinbad shows how jazz transcends borders—musical, cultural, and emotional—uniting people through its rhythm, soul, and truth.

Press play and step into a sound without boundaries. Because when it’s real jazz, there are no barriers—just connection.

The voice is jazz’s oldest instrument—and in "They Sing the Jazz – Part I," The Original Sinbad spotlights the vocalists who breathe life into every lyric, scat, and soulful phrase.

This episode kicks off a special series dedicated to the singers of jazz—those who turn melodies into moments and stories into sound. From classic crooners to powerhouse vocalists, Sinbad curates a lineup that captures the emotion, elegance, and energy only the human voice can deliver.

Press play and let the voices lead the way. Because when they sing the jazz, the music speaks directly to the soul.

Before it filled concert halls and global airwaves, jazz was born in the heart of the community. In "Started Right There in the Musical Community – Real Jazz," The Original Sinbad takes us back to the roots—where front porches, back rooms, street corners, and neighborhood clubs became the stages for something revolutionary.

This episode celebrates the local sounds, shared rhythms, and cultural bonds that gave rise to a global movement. Sinbad curates a set that honors the legacy of jazz as a communal art form—built by the people, for the people, and still thriving in every corner of the world.

Press play and remember where it all began. Real jazz started in the community—and it still lives there.