On the Saturday October 10, 2026 edition of The Richard Crouse Show we’ll meet Kelly Peterson, widow of the legendary jazz pianist Oscar Peterson, and the driving force behind the preservation and celebration of his extraordinary musical legacy. Today she joins me to discuss Oscar Peterson: World Tour, the expansive new centennial collection featuring previously unreleased live performances spanning nearly three decades, accompanied by a richly illustrated book of never-before-seen personal materials.
Then, get to know Wild West author Mark Anthony Jarman. Mark is often considered a writer's writer – he’s won every award going, was short-listed for Best American Essays, the O. Henry Prize and his 2023 collection of short stories Burn Man was a New York Times Editor’s Choice
In a sense Wild West, his first full length novel in decades, reimagines what " The Great Canadian Novel " looks like nowadays - and gives new meaning to the phrase "Go West Young Man."
Finally, Icelandic composer Atli Örvarsson stops by. After years working alongside Mike Post and Hans Zimmer in Los Angeles, he has become one of the most distinctive voices in screen music—crafting scores that range from high-octane action to intimate drama. Today we talk about his haunting, BAFTA-winning and Emmy-nominated music for Silo, the Apple TV+ series about a ruined and toxic future where thousands of people live in a giant underground silo. Atli brings a unique blend of orchestral depth, experimental electronics, and profound emotional resonance to the show.
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