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12th Street Jump is a weekly public radio series, which is broadcast in the United States as well as over internet radio stations around the world. The show is based in Kansas City, where it began broadcasting from in 2009. The show focuses on two genres, Jazz and Blues, while including regular comedy segments. David Basse and Eboni Fondren (Pearl Rovaris MacDonald prior to 2014) are the show's hosts. They regularly have guests on the show, and interview leading Jazz and Blues artists. In 2015, the show had spread its reach to over 115 stations across the United States.