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Sylvie Courvoisier & Wadada Leo Smith, Led Bib. Russ Lossing & Zack Lober
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- Maxime Bender "Missing A Page" from Infinity Of Sound (Igloo) 00:00
- Luke Stewart Silt Trio "The Slip" from The Bottom (Cuneiform) 07:27
- Host speaks 12:04
- Led Bib "Hotel Pupik" from Hotel Pupik (Cuneiform) 14:47
- Eva Novoa, Daniel Carter & Francisco Mela "Cyborgs" from The Freedom Suite Vol. 2 (577 Records) 26:58
- Yannick Peeters "BBG7" from GingerBlackGinger (W.E.R.F.) 35:56
- Host speaks 40:21
- Russ Lossing Trio "Incommunicado" from Proximity Alert (Blaser Music) 42:32
- Pandelis Karayorgis, Noah Campbell & Brittany Karlson "Improvisation 5" from Atmos (Driff) 47:43
- daniel rosenboom "Coordinate 3—Syzygy" from Coordinates (Orenda) 56:17
- Host speaks 1:02:56
- Zack Lober's No Fill3r "The Loose End" from So We Could Live (Zennez) 1:04:53
- Sam Weinberg Trio "For Jocky Wilson" from Of Peeling Passage—Live At Sisters (Self-released) 1:11:33
- Anat Fort "Riff Raff" from The Dreamworld of Paul Motian (Sunnyside) 1:18:18
- Anat Fort "Tacho" from The Dreamworld of Paul Motian (Sunnyside) 1:21:10
- Host speaks 1:25:08
- I Hold the Lion's Paw "Level Check/Voodoo" from Potentially Interesting Jazz Music (Earshift) 1:28:47
- Blink "Pulse" from Blink (Driff) 1:33:57
- Butch Thompson's New Orleans Jazz Originals "Habiter Le Couer Du Paysage" from The Poet's Walk (FSR Records) 1:41:42
- Host speaks 1:51:27
- Leandro Cardenas "Rito: What Is Endures" from Against The Jazz Police (577 Records) 1:54:20
- Aga Derlak & Neurodivergent "Neurodivergent" from Neurodivergent (Polskie Radio) 2:04:21
- Fieldwork "Fire City" from Thereupon (Pi Recordings) 2:10:23
- Fieldwork "Astral" from Thereupon (Pi Recordings) 2:14:18
- Host speaks 2:18:27
- Sylvie Courvoisier & Wadada Leo Smith "A Line Through Time" from Angel Falls (Intakt) 2:20:09
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