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The Nebraska Jazz Orchestra, Whooping Cranes and More | Friday LIVE

Friday LIVE brings together conversations with artists, musicians and storytellers shaping Nebraska’s cultural life. On this episode, photographer Mike Forsberg reflects on his long-term project Into Whooperland, tracing the fragile recovery of whooping cranes along their Great Plains migration and what the birds have come to represent after five years on the road. The program also features: • The Nebraska Jazz Orchestra marking 50 years of big band music • Classic rock from Doobie Brothers tribute band - The Brothers Doobie • Poetry by Greg Kosmicki • A preview of New York Polyphony and more music from across the state 0:00 - Introduction 1:34 - Photographer Mike Forsberg 12:31 - New York Polyphony at the Lied Center 25:30 - The Brothers Doobie - Tribute To The Doobie Brothers 33:15 - Poetry from Greg Kosmicki 39:39 - Nebraska Jazz Orchestra celebrating 50 years of Big Band Jazz 49:34 - KVNO - Omaha Chamber Music Society's 2026 Heritage Series 53:48 - Music from Daniel Christian Listen and explore more at nebraskapublicmedia.org/fridaylive. © 2025 Nebraska Public Media Foundation. All rights reserved. “Friday LIVE” is a weekly arts and humanities program hosted by Genevieve Randall on Nebraska Public Media's News / Classical radio station on Fridays at 10am CT. The program features live musical performances, poetry readings as well as discussions about art exhibits, events and more happening across the state. See who will be on upcoming shows and listen to past shows at https://NebraskaPublicMedia.org/Frida... Follow us on Social Media: YouTube:    / nebraskapublicmedia   FM Facebook:   / nebraskapublicmediafm   Facebook:   / nebraskapublicmedia   X (Formerly Twitter): https://x.com/NebPublicMedia Instagram:   / nebraskapublicmedia   #FridayLIVE #NebraskaPublicMedia #NebraskaArts #WhoopingCranes #MikeForsberg #NebraskaJazzOrchestra #LiveMusic #NebraskaCulture #PublicMedia #ArtsInNebraska