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- Lakecia Benjamin "Amerikkan Skin" from Phoenix Reimagined (Ropeadope) 0:00
- Nation Beat "Forró Le Fonque" from Archaic Humans (Ropeadope) 3:23
- Mariah Parker "The Very Wings" from Windows Through Time(Ancient-Future) 7:55
- Host Speaks 13:14
- Papo Vasquez "Gate of Lost Souls" from Songs del Yucayeke (Picaro) 14:15
- Amanda Martinez "A La Edad De Cuatro" from Recuerdo (Self Produced) 19:39
- Oscar Hernandez "Wayne's Wonder" from No Words Needed (Origin) 22:58
- Ana Tijoux "Tu Sae' (feat. Talib Kweli & Plug 1)" from Vida (Victoria Producciones) 28:07
- Host Speaks 32:22
- Ute Lemper "Permanently Confused" from Time Traveler (Jazzhaus) 33:38
- Marta Sánchez"3-30 am" from Perpetual Void (Intakt) 37:36
- Sebastien Ammann "Swallowtail's Hollow Tail" from Change of Course (Ropeadope) 42:18
- Host Speaks 46:08
- George Colligan "The Tone of the Room " from You'll Hear It (La Reserve) 47:12
- Andy Milne "Lost and Found Reprise" from Time Will Tell (Sunnyside) 53:44
- Tierney Sutton "Where'd I Put My Keys?" from Good People(JRL—SGS Records) 1:02:11
- Host Speaks 1:07:15
- Black Art Jazz Collective "The Fabricator" from Truth To Power (HighNote) 1:08:18
- Nicole MitchellAlexander Hawkins "Flicker Bounce Glide" from At Earth School (Astral Spirits) 1:13:34
- Joseph Daley "Affirmation" from The Tuba Trio Chronicles—Volume II (JoDa) 1:19:52
- Host Speaks 1:38:46
- Margherita Fava "Rhythm-a-ning." from Tatatu (Caligola) 1:40:46
- Miles Okazaki "Memory Palace" from The Middle of Everywhere-Guitar Solos Vol. 1 (AGS Recordings) 1:45:46
- Camila Meza "Transmutación" from The Middle of Everywhere-Guitar Solos Vol. 1 (AGS Recordings) 1:52:43
- Host Speaks 1:57:49
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