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Helen Sung, Emma Dayhuff, Bill Lee, Isaiah Collier, Gaia Wilmer, Heisenberg Uncertainty Players
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- Ben Allison "Mondo Jazz Theme (feat. Ted Nash & Pyeng Threadgill)" 0:00
- Emma Dayhuff "Jesus Is a Lonely Man" Mountains (Division 81) 0:16
- Host talks 9:19
- The Descendands of Mike and Phoebe "Two Songs for a Boy Named Mark: a) Little Bitty Baby, b) Soliloquy to a Man-Child" A Spirit Speaks (Mack Avenue) 11:02
- Isaiah Collier "God's By Your Side" J.O.Y. (Brownswood) 16:41
- Host talks 21:36
- Helen Sung Big Band "Pianism III: Herbie Hancock" Oracles (Sunnyside) 23:03
- Gaia Wilmer feat. Monica Salmaso "Oriente" Parabólico: Reflections on Gilberto Gil (Sunnyside) 27:07
- Host talks 39:21
- Heisenberg Uncertainty Players "Catalpa" Return to the Enchanted Forest (BespokeJazz) 40:12
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