Liz talks with bluegrass vocalist, songwriter, historian, and educator Jen Larson about her remarkable journey from New York City jam sessions to preserving bluegrass history. They discuss Jen's work on the first full biography of Hazel Dickens, her years performing in New York, the importance of welcoming jam communities, and her passion for education, archives, and ensuring bluegrass history is preserved for future generations. Enjoy! Mentioned in this Episode Jen Larson Projects Augusta Heritage Center – Bluegrass Week – Auguest 3rd – 7th in Elikins WV Bluegrass Music Hall of Fame & Museum Upcoming Events of Note: Grey Fox Bluegrass Festival – July 15th to July 19th @ Oak Hill NYC Music in this Episode: “Rock Island Line” – Jen Larson “Burning House of Love” – Jen Larson Click HERE to schedule time to “Tell Your Grey Fox Story”! Podcast-in-Residence at Grey Fox Bluegrass Festival 2026 Powered by Ear Trumpet Labs microphones We exclusively play Robinson Fiddles Bluegrass BKLYN is a Professional Member of the IBMA © Copyright 2026 Bluegrass BKLYN LLC, all rights reserved Contact mike@bluegrassbklyn.com / Visit bluegrassblyn.com / Follow @bluegrassbklyn
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