Bob and Mike play two songs each from Broadcast and Annette Peacock, plus songs from Woods, Bab L'Bluz, Counter Intuits, and Sand. Also, Mike talks about how to clean vinyl records with wood glue.

Bob and Mike spotlight the work of Barbara Manning, both solo and in World of Pooh, plus play tracks from Jimmy Cliff, Bobby Hutcherson, Purling Hiss, and Howling Black Soul.

Bob and Mike play songs from Bronwynne Brent, Beautify Junkyards, The Broken Family Band, Sam Dees, Cheap Trick, and Wingtip Sloat. Mike makes the case for a particular song by Cheap Trick as the blueprint for what Nirvana became, and Bob highlights new music from Portugal.

Bob and Mike play songs from Bitchin Bajas, Esther Phillips, Flamin' Groovies, Dengue Fever, Electrelane, Kirsty MacColl, and The Kinks.

Extemporaneous discussion that led to many extra songs being played, including songs by Vini Reilly's first band The Nosebleeds, current 4AD stars Big Thief, and extra songs from hip hop precursors The Watts Prophets and current Brooklyn politico punks Straw Man Army. Other artists include Vini Reilly's landmark group Durutti Column, Louisville musician David Wright, current Scottish group Savage Mansion, and Leicester art pop punks from the '80s, The Deep Freeze Mice. Plus a mention of Mike's Christmas bread leads Bob into a digression about Pavement touring France.

Bob and Mike highlight new tracks from Jack Name and We Are Joiners, along with older stuff from Ela Orleans, Au Pairs, Suzi Quatro, 15-60-75 (The Numbers Band), and the Queen of Soul.

Chicago-based illustrator Dmitry Samarov joins Bob Nastanovich and Mike Hogan to play and discuss tracks from Azita, Sexores, Cheater Slicks, The Nightingales, Little Walter, Mute Duo, Numbers, Marie Et Les Garcons, and The Sneetches. Topics for discussion include first jobs after college, publishing your own book, driving cabs, and seeing live music.

Fred Thomas joins Bob Nastanovich and Mike Hogan to talk Detroit music, live music, and recording music on the night before Thanksgiving. Along with a couple songs by Fred, there were songs from Funkadelic, Galen, Sung Water, Dr. Pete Larson and His Cytotoxic Nyatiti Band, Boldy James & Sterling Toles, Roachclip, 10cc, Oh-OK, Evan Parker & John Wiese, Steel Pole Bath Tub, and Steely Dan, plus a BBC documentary on the making of 10cc's mega hit "I'm Not In Love."

Bob Nastanovich and Mike Hogan discuss the early mystery around Pavement, going to shows in the late '80s, and play music from Beth Orton, Funkadelic, Dumptruck, Les Savy Fav, Eric Dimmack & Sonny Cole, and Oppenheimer Analysis.

Bob and Mike discuss obscure songs from True Swamp Neglect, Will Rigby, and Angst, plus classics from Big Bill Broonzy, Margo Guryan, and Ben Lee.