EPISODE · Jun 21, 2026 · 28 MIN

Jeff Indyke

Dr. Lynnda Nadien talks with Jeff Indyke, Class of 1997 with an associate degree in music. His passion for drumming is vast and includes playing percussion, vibes and teaching private lessons. He loves the music of the past like Louie Armstrong Dixieland recordings, and how these recordings continue to influence music in a variety of ways.

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