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Nicole Johänntgen, Antonio Lizana, Henri Texier, Tiziano Tononi & More
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- Ben Allison "Mondo Jazz Theme (feat. Ted Nash & Pyeng Threadgill)" 0:00
- Zenophilia feat. Dean Bowman "Master of Disaster" Come on Down (And Follow Us) (Hora) 0:16
- Host talks 3:16
- Nicole Johänntgen "Simplicity, Curiosity!" Labyrinth (Selmabird) 4:57
- Host talks 10:38
- Henri Texier "No Fear Song" An Indian's Life (Label Bleu) 13:36
- Robbie Robertson "Insulin Train" Killers of the Flower Moon (O.S.T.) (Masterworks) 18:20
- Tiziano Tononi "The Water Protectors" Winter Counts (We'll Still Be Here!) (Felmay) 21:07
- Host talks 28:16
- Leïla Martial, Valentin Ceccaldi "Cold Song" Le jardin des délices (BMC) 30:58
- Sofia Rei, Jorge Roeder "Días De Sitio" Coplas Escondidas (Cascabelera) 36:31
- Emilio Solla, Antonio Lizana "Vidalita—Buenos Aires Blues" El Siempre Mar (Tiger Turn) 39:37
- Host talks 46:07
- Antonio Lizana "Soledad" Vishuddha (Cristal) 48:39
- Julio Resende Fado Jazz "Mr. Fado Goes to Africa for the First Time" Sons of Revolution (ACT) 53:21
- Nils Berg Cinemascope "Anima" Basilicata Dreaming (Hoob) 56:35
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