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- Ben Allison "Mondo Jazz Theme (feat. Ted Nash & Pyeng Threadgill)" 0:00
- Anat Cohen "Boa Tarde Povo" Quartetinho (Anzic) 0:16
- Host talks 5:08
- Roberto Ottaviano, Alexander Hawkins "Hobo Ho" Charlie's Blue Skylight (Dodicilune) 6:55
- Host talks 10:45
- Cristina Mazza, Sean Bergin Daniele D'Agaro Bruno Marini Jean-Jacques Avenel Sangoma Everett "Soul Eyese, Changachangachanga" Celebrating the Music of Mal Waldron (Caligola) 12:33
- Mal Waldron "Soul Eyes" Searching in Grenoble : The 1978 Solo Piano Concert (Tompkins Square) 19:23
- Host talks 27:55
- Angelica Sanchez Trio "Generational Bonds" Sparkle Beings (Sunnyside) 29:58
- Matt Ulery feat. Zach Brock "Become Giant 8-10" Become Giant (Woolgathering) 40:51
- Jasper Høiby 2 "Onwards" What It Means to Be Human (Edition) 46:14
- Host talks 50:23
- Trevor Dunn "Saint-Médard" Séances (Pyroclastic) 52:26
- Julian Lage "Chavez" View with a Room (Blue Note) 58:14
- Host talks 1:03:00
- Jeff Parker, Eric Revis, Nasheet Waits "Wait" Eastside Romp (RogueArt) 1:03:34
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