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I think it's one of the things that we tap dancers proudly recognize instantly

is that we are music like and the beauty is that yes, we can dance with musicians

and that we don't necessarily mean musicians, you know.

I stand really strongly behind that concept of tapping both magic and music.

Welcome back to Working, I'm your host, Isaac Butler.

And I'm your other host, Nate Chanin.

Welcome aboard the Good Ship Working.

For listeners who are getting caught up, Nate is subbing for our co-host Karen Hahn

who is on leave this summer.

This is his very first episode and I am so excited because we are so lucky to have him filling in.

Nate, can you tell our listeners a little bit about yourself and your background?

Sure, first of all, what a pleasure it is to be here and be a part of this team.

I've been a listener of the show for a while and so I'm so happy to be pitching in as a co-host.

Now, about me, I am a music critic.

I'm formerly with the New York Times, now mainly contributing to NPR.

And several years ago, I published a book called Playing Changes,

Jazz for the New Century, which was actually reviewed for Slate by the Estimable Carl Wilson.

I think he's a mutual friend of ours.

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