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Mark Winkler, Lauren Henderson, Ben Clifton & Hal Galper
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- Hal Galper "Welcome to my Dream" The Guerrilla Band (Mainstream Records) 0:00
- Host talks 4:09
- US Air Force Band Airmen of Note "McCoy Joropo" Around the Horn (Altissimo) 7:13
- Dara Starr Tucker "The Space" Time Wouldn't Wait (Green Hill Productions) 12:12
- Host talks 15:33
- Ira B. Liss Big Band Machine "French Fries" Unexpected Guests (Tallman Productions) 16:02
- Ben Clifton "Lost on Maple" Overlook (Ben Clifton Music) 19:54
- Host talks 24:10
- Lauren Henderson "Bold" Sonidos (Brontosaurus Records) 24:41
- Markus Rutz "Many Moons" Many Moons (Third Coast Sounds) 27:59
- Host talks 32:49
- Mark Winkler "Cat Women on the Moon" Hold On (Cafe Pacific Records) 33:21
- Julien Dubois "Premiere Vexation" CopernicLe Soi et LAutre (Deluge) 37:30
- Host talks 43:26
- Ned Rothenberg "Resistance Anthem" Looms & Legends {Pyroclastic Records) 43:42
- Juanjo López "Grace" Above Beyond Within (Desafio Cadente) 46:59
- Host talks 52:07
- Victoria Cardona "George from Heaven" Que Paso (Leggero Records) 52:32
- Host talks 54:22
- E.E. Pointer "Sublime" 2025 Single (E.E. Pointer) 54:54
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