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Nicholas Payton, Etienne Charles, Dawn Clement, Ute Lemper & Antonio Hart
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- Antonio Hart "Rock Candy" Blessings (Jazz Legacy Productions) 0:00
- Host talks 6:11
- Nicholas Payton "Open Your Own Treasure House" Notes from the Zen Gangster (Payton Records) 8:12
- Dawn Clement "Tokudo" Delight (Origin Records) 13:05
- Host talks 17:19
- Charlie Hunter and Ella Feingold "Shirley Chisholm" Different Strokes for Different Folks (Sidehustle) 18:04
- Ute Lemper "Mack the Knife" Pirate Jenny (The Audiophile Society) 20:47
- Host talks 25:31
- Benny Benack III "Everybody (Backstreet's Back)" This is the Life (Live) (Bandstand Presents) 26:47
- Etienne Charles "Watch Night It" Gullah Roots (Culture Shock Music) 30:56
- Host talks 35:15
- Wild Iris Brass Band "9 to 5" Way Up (Ear Up Records) 36:02
- Candice Hoyes "Far Away Star" Single (Candice Hoyes) 40:25
- Host talks 45:07
- Peter Lin & AAPI Jazz Collective "A Town with an Ocean View" Identity (OA2 Records) 46:16
- Host talks 51:01
- Jacob Chung "Oblivion" Live at Frankie's Jazz Club (Cellar Live) 51:55
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