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Michael Mayo, Nicole Mitchell, Leslie Pintchik and More
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- Alice Zawadzki "Za Górami" from Za Górami (ECM) 0:00
- Ben Solomon "Echolocation " from Echolocation (Giant Step Arts) 6:41
- Kris Davis "Subtones" from Run the Gauntlet (Pyroclastic) 16:39
- Host Speaks 21:43
- Michael Dease "The Stray Moonduck" from Found In Space (Origin) 22:43
- Hyeseon Hong "Dance With Dracula" from Things Will Pass (Pacific Coast Jazz) 29:10
- Michael Mayo "Frenzy" from Fly (Mack Avenue) 36:30
- Michael Mayo "Silence" from Fly (Mack Avenue) 39:05
- Host Speaks 42:43
- Linda May Han Oh "The Imperative "from The Glass Hours (Biophilia) 43:45
- Michele Rosewoman "Eshu Laroye" from The In Side Out (Self Produced) 52:56
- Ches Smith "Woman of Iron" from Path of Seven Colors (Pyroclastic) 1:02:35
- Kodak Black "Oracle" from Haitian Boy Kodak (Atlantic) 1:08:42
- Ethan Philion "Haitian Fight Song" from Meditations on Mingus (Self Produced) 1:10:53
- Charnett Moffett "Haitian Fight Song" from The Bridge Solo Bass Works (Motema) 1:21:00
- Host Speaks 1:22:19
- Sandra Marlowe "Nice Weather For Ducks " from The Heart Always Remembers (Love Dog!) 1:24:13
- Jake Blount & Mali Obomsawin "My Way's Cloudy feat. Joe Rainey" from Symbiont (Smithsonian Folkways) 1:28:29
- Amadou & Mariam "Sénégal Fast-Food (feat. Manu Chao)" from La Vie est Belle (Because Music) 1:31:49
- Host Speaks 1:36:09
- Nicole Mitchell Ballaké Sissoko "Bamako Chicago" from Bamako Chicago Sound System (FPE) 1:55:40
- Paul Tobey "My Foolish Heart " from It's Time (Self Produced) 1:46:17
- Leslie Pintchik "Just Sayin' (Live) " from Prayer for What Remains (Self Produced) 1:54:26
- Host Speaks 1:59:21
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