Interview: Regina Bain of the Louis Armstrong House Museum
Meet Regina Bain of the Louis Armstrong House Museum. As the pandemic tests how we connect, she is finding new ways to inspire with Armstrong’s music and legacy.
Date Published: October 21, 2020
Interview: Regina Bain of the Louis Armstrong House Museum
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