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Allen Lowe, Muriel Grossmann, Kevin Sun and Maia the Artiste
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- Don Paul "My Mother's Spirit Speaks to Me, Whispering of Eternity" from Louisiana Stories (Irresistible/Revolutionary) 0:00
- Pia Hernandez " El Enemigo" from La Emperatriz (Ears&Eyes) 4:01
- Noah Preminger "Stan's Mood" from Ballads (Chill Tone) 8:21
- Jessica Jones" Soft Target" from Edible Flowers (Reva) 13:01
- Host Speaks 20:02
- Rebecca Coupe Franks " Forest" from Landscape Suites for Trumpet (RCF) 21:08
- Maia The Artíste " Yemanya Celebration (2nd Movement)" from Waters Deep (The Village) 26:55
- Carlos Niño and Friends "Birthworkers Magic and how we get Hear . . . "Placenta (International Anthem) 36:48
- Aaron Rimbui" Ndugu Ll" from Imani (Ropeadope) 44:05
- Host Speaks 52:14
- Eva Novoa Daniel Carter Francisco Mela " Hasta Maňana Vida Mía" from Novoa/Carter/Mela Trio Volume 1 (577) 54:04
- Kevin Sun" That Light's a Star" from Quartets (Endectomorph) 1:04:45
- Muriel Grossmann " The Light Of The Mind" from The Light Of The Mind (RR Gems) 1:10:47
- Allen Lowe " Roswell's Dream " from Louis Armstrong's America (ESP) 1:22:47
- Host Speaks 1:31:22
- Eugenie Jones "Harlem Nocturne " from Eugenie (Open Mic) 1:33:19
- Carl Allen Chris Potter Christian McBride " Hidden Agenda" from Tippin' (Cellar) 1:39:05
- Roy Hargrove " Priorities" from Grande-Terre (Verve) 1:45:00
- Genevieve Marentette "Undun" from Songs of '69 (Vesuvius) 1:50:17
- Anna Butterss "Shorn" from (Mighty Vertebrate) (International Anthem) 1:53:38
- Host Speaks 1:58:30
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