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WOW! Factor Award
On-Air Personality
2020



B Hilarious! Award
Junk and Jam Live
2021

BRAND NEW EPISODE | Featuring Alt-Blues Artist Yurby | Junk and Jam Live
BRONX CABLE
Optimum 68 / FiOs 2134
SATURDAY MARCH 26, 2022
9:30 PM ET
TUESDAY MARCH 29, 2022
11:00 PM ET
THURSDAY MARCH 31, 2022
4:30 PM
MANHATTAN CABLE
Spectrum 1993
SUNDAY MARCH 27, 2022
5:30PM
PREMIERES ON YOUTUBE
FRIDAY APRIL 8, 2022
12:00 AM
BROOKLYN CABLE
Spectrum:1993 / Optimum: 951 / Verizon: 47
PREMIERES APRIL 4, 2022
12:00 AM
ALL APRIL MONTH LONG
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Special guest, Alternative Folk, Blues and R&B Artist Yurby, joins host of Junk and Jam Live Christopher Albert to talk all about her inspiring journey in music, and how she uses her voice - to give voice - to others who are often unheard.
Accompanied by drummer Oscar 'Ozzie' Silva (of Rock Band InCircles), and Keith Gabriel Hernandez (of ST4Music) on the synth keys, Yurby performs her love for the hood anthem 'In The Ghetto', and delivers a powerful performance of her profound hit 'Hands Up'.
Yurby also engages in a lighthearted game entitled 'Ghetto Discoveries'
What began as a satirical online segment of graphics, memes and shareable content entitled Junk and Jam, has now evolved into a larger platform for Christopher Albert – vocal, stand-up, improv performer and writer, as well as broadcaster – to share not only his body of comedic work, but also showcase the works of other artists and performers.
Modeled after the late-night show format, Junk and Jam Live is an interactive showcase that includes humorously-crafted segments, including monologues, topical desk pieces, games, guest performances and interviews.
Most exciting, Junk and Jam Live is shot in front of a live, energetic studio audience, at a high-tech TV studio and soundtstage located within the impressive Manhattan Neighborhood Network facilities in Manhattan, New York City.
Junk and Jam Live was first conceived with the help of the TV engineers at the beautifully sprawling
Los Angeles Valley College campus.