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- Isrea Butler "Congo Lament" from Congo Lament (Vegas Records) 0:00
- Rachel Gould "Send Smoke Signals " from Where Have I Been All of Your Life (WJ3) 5:38
- Host Speaks 10:28
- Larry Goldings & John Sneider " In Walked Bud" from Chinwag (Sticky Mack) 11:45
- Idit Shner & Mhondoro "Ngatibatanei" from Ngatibatanei (OA2) 16:41
- Richard Horowitz "Tamara Alexa -Interdimensional Travel Agent" from Eros In Arabia (Self-Released) 24:00
- Host Speaks 27:28
- Audrey Powne "Indigo" from From The Fire (BBE) 28:21
- Bill Frisell "Richter 858, No.7 (Featuring The Brussels Philharmonic)" from Orchestras (Blue Note) 34:15
- Melissa Aldana "A Story" from Echoes of the Inner Prophet (Blue Note) 41:19
- Host Speaks 47:27
- James Zollar "Down Town Up" from The Ways In (JZAZ) 48:16
- Jihye Lee "In the Darkest Night" from Infinite Connections (Motema) 55:43
- Matt Wilson "Walk with the Wind" from Good Trouble (Palmetto) 1:04:15
- Host Speaks 1:10:25
- Amber Weekes "I'm Always Drunk in San Francisco" from Lady With a Song (Amber Inn) 1:11:26
- Christopher Zuar Orchestra "Before Dawn" from Exuberance (Self Released) 1:14:57
- Mamiko Watanabe "Atomic Space" from Being Guided by the Light (JoJo) 1:26:17
- Host Speaks 1:34:31
- Gabriel Genest " Savor (alternate take)" from As It Is (Odd Sound) 1:355:23
- Yelena Eckemoff "Bells" from Romance of the Moon (Self Released) 1:40:21
- Samuel Torres "Expanding Spaces" from A Dance for the Birds (One Soul) 1:46:15
- Julieta Eugenio "Breath I" from Stay (Self Released) 1:55:38
- Host Speaks 1:58:53
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