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2019 Starts with a Jazz Blast!
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- Ben Allison "Mondo Jazz Theme (feat. Ted Nash & Pyeng Threadgill)" 0:00
- Bruut! "Phteven" from V (Dox) 0:17
- Host talks 3:59
- Hearing Things "Tortuga" from Here's Hearing Things (Self-released) 5:51
- Invisible Bird "Colorado Reel" from Flutter to Fuzz (Self-released) 9:30
- Jim Piela "In the Basement" from Out of Orbit (Orenda) 15:08
- Host talks 20:27
- Julian Lage "Trudgin'" from Love Hurts (Mack Avenue) 22:26
- Lucian Ban, Alex Simu "Used to Be" from Free Fall (Sunnyside) 26:17
- Emile Parisien "Hashtag IV" from Double Screening (ACT) 31:26
- Host talks 34:11
- Yonathan Avishai "Les pianos de Brazzaville" from Joys and Solitudes (ECM) 36:18
- Chris Potter "Invocation" from Circuits (Edition) 42:31
- Joe Lovano, Marilyn Crispell, Carmen Castaldi "Seeds of Change" from Trio Tapestry (ECM) 44:37
- Host talks 49:36
- Eric Dolphy "Mandrake" from Musical Prophet: The Expanded New York Studio Sessions (1962-1963) (Resonance) 51:26
- Ralph Alessi "Improper Authorities" from Imaginary Friends (ECM) 56:10
- Miho Hazama "Il Paradiso del Blues" from Dancer In Nowhere (Sunnyside) 1:02:06
- Host talks 1:10:52
- The Comet Is Coming "Birth of Creation" from Trust in the Lifeforce of the Deep Mystery (Impulse!) 1:13:16
- Steph Richards "Skull of Theatres" from Take the Neon Lights (Birdwatchers) 1:18:21
- Moppa Elliott "Bangor" from Jazz Band / Rock Band / Dance Band (Hot Cup) 1:28:25
- Host talks 1:32:00
- Yaron Herman Trio "Song of the Degrees" from Song of the Degrees (Blue Note) 1:33:32
- Johnathan Blake "One for Honor" from Trion (Giant Step Arts) 1:40:27
- Host talks 1:51:36
- Quinsin Nachoff's Flux "Path of Totality" from Path of Totality (Whirlwind) 1:54:05
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