Deputy Paul gets amongst the sounds of Southern California and quite possibly jumps the shark. Ry Cooder, Los Lobos, Mike Ness, Best Coast, Dick Dale, Richie Valens and The Eagles. Yes the Eagles. (Can you spot where the shark might have been jumped?)

Magic Factory drop by the studio and a little carnage ensues along with the debut Magic Factory track. Townes, Gram, Willie and more. A bit sweary in parts 'cos it's Outlaw Country Soul Dance Music For Hippies & Truckers.

Steve Abel joins Deputy Paul in the studio to choose a few tunes and talk about his new album Luck Hope.

Deputy Paul all alone this week with a cool folky version of The Stone Roses' 'I wanna be adored' a new band with a cool name 'Cletus Got Shot', David Lindley on cassette doing Werewolves of London and heaps more of course.

Deputy Paul has a backyard shed band from over the hill at Piha; Loggers in the studio to talk tunes and play some unreleased material live in the studio - previously only ever been heard at such venues as the Piha Bowling Club and the legendary Barnett Hall.

Tony Daunt drops by to talk a little about his upcoming album with Tony Daunt & The Dauntless and plays a couple in the studio. New music from Stomping Nick Jackman, Star Anna, Jeffery Martin, Kendall Ellise and Good & Dead. And post the Brexit vote, a first time Border Radio spin of Sinead O'Connor. The beautiful Black Boys on Mopeds. It's pretty darn folky.

Oldies. Goodies. Newies. Killer new track from Fluff & Gravy Records' Jeffery Martin, new darlin' Dori Freeman, classics from Marty & Patsy and rip roaring new local tunes from Good & Dead and Stompin' Nick Jackman.

New music from Free Dirt records including Dori Freeman, Jessica Lee Wilkes an the Hackensaw Boys. Plus new stuff from locals Stomping Nick jackman, Kendall Ellise & Good & Dead. Plus some not quite new Star Anna, some bloody old Neil Young and more.

Kendal Ellise performs a couple of songs (beautifully) and chooses a few as well. So, it's Ladies night tonight; Emmylou, Linda and more...

Deputy Paul is joined by Steve Abel who's using a boosted campaign to fund recording a new album. We play a few protesty, folky tunes and mix in a few you might not expect.