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The Joker - Marvin Henfield
Pomps & Pride - Toots & the Maytals
Burial - The Regeneration Band
You Know - Jennifer Lewis & Angela Strange
Honey On The Vine - Blue's Men
Harem Twist - hrach yacoubian
Te Quedaste Mama - Hielo Ardiente
Slowly but Surely - Randy Hobbs
Isolation - Mouth And MacNeal
Watching The Wheels - Eric Donaldson
Big Payback - Kenny and the Beach Boys
Sexteando - Marimba Orquesta Gallito
Limbo - Calypso Boys of Jamaica
Loco Te Patina El Coco - Juan “El Matematico” Garza
Sing a Simple Song - ROBERTO ROENA Y SU APOLLO SOUND
Soul Tambourine - Betty Lavette
Walking-Walking - The Exciters
Groove Me - Leroy Sibbles
Everybody knows - Family Underground
A Letter From Home About Sound And Consciousness - "Blue" Gene Tyranny
Grow Forever - Lizette & Quevin
Melody De Kalabashe - Casimir Pitt
Feelin’ Mellow - Weldon Irvine
The Flu - Eskew Reeder
I Need Somebody - The Hellions
Hazme Una Senal - El Organo Panoramico de Gustavo Pimentel
Won't You Call (Demo) - The Del-Rios
America, You're Supposed To Be Beautiful - Skeet Williams & The Merger
Low Down Man - Gloria Smith
I’ll Find a Way - Johnny Drummer
Sexy Lady You - Wildfire
You Turn The Light On - Kenny Rogers
Hustle - Byron Lee & The Dragonaires
Mocking Lover Girl - Tony Barrett & the SJOB
He's Not The Same - The Villagers
Earthquake - Rulie Garcia
Linger You Linger - U-Roy
Swave Villi Us - Aka Shaic
وسط الغابات = West El Ghabat - Al-Masriyyin
The Mysterious Ashley Bickerton - Gray
Pierced - Drumetrics
How Sweet Charles Lloyd
I Remember - Molly Drake
Incantation - Bruce Haack
Time Beat - Ray Cathode
Topenga Window - Spirit
Swan - Clara Rockmore
Katrina Nguyen speaks to Wendy Murphy about the long overdue Equal Rights Amendment. Wendy educates listeners from the earliest inception of the Equal Rights Amendment back to the late 1800s, all the way up to 2026 where she will be litigating in federal court the validity of the Equal Rights Amendment as the rightful 28th amendment. A discussion not to be missed! You can learn more about her upcoming case at equalmeansequal.org
“Time & Attendance” is a music and conversation show about people balancing paid work and creative life. Through songs and storytelling, the show explores labor, burnout, joy, resistance, and the invisible work that keeps communities running. Hosted by a certified HR professional and devoted local music fan, Time & Attendance brings an equity-informed, feminist lens to conversations about work and creativity, while welcoming guests of all genders and backgrounds. The show centers real stories, real music, and the shared work of staying human in systems that track our time but not our worth.
Women are often celebrated as aesthetic and voice while excluded from authorship and ownership. This show examines the economic cost of being “the face” but not the writer or producer, spotlighting music where women hold the pen and the power.
Host - Margaret Malone
Interview with Rashida Saunders, author, public safety leader, and founder of Black Ember Press. We discuss Rashida's debut memoir Permission to Break and her path through writing, speaking, and community engagement. Rashida will share how she invites others to examine the cost of silence, reclaiming our voice, and how to lead with both strength and humanity.
About Rashida:
Rashida Saunders is a Portland native, public safety leader, author, and founder of Black Ember Press. With nearly two decades of service in law enforcement, she brings lived experience and grounded leadership to conversations about resilience, identity, and healing. She is the author of Permission to Break: A Memoir of Strength, Silence, and Softness, a reflection on survival, vulnerability, and reclaiming one’s voice.
About Margaret:
Margaret Malone is the host of the monthly literary radio show Bust the Canon on xray.fm, and author of the story collection People Like You, a Finalist for the PEN/Hemingway Award for First Fiction & Winner of the Balcones Fiction Prize, and selected by Powell’s as one of the Northwest’s “25 Books to Read Before You Die."
Join CHIXY GUAP for "Baddies in Bass", an hour-long showcase of femme producers in the bass scene. With an emphasis on low-end frequencies, world sounds, and women's unique contributions to underground music, CHIXY guides us through some of her faves from around the globe.
Punk's not dead and never will be, especially with Bratmobile drummer, Molly Neuman, behind the decks. Curating a particularly PNW RIOT GRRRL set, be prepared to turn up the volume and set yourself free.
An open and honest conversation about aging as a woman and all the life-things that come along with it - from continually learning about health, caring for aging parents, relationships with children, pivoting careers, any and all of it.
The fun part is - none of these women have met before.
Meet the Hosts:Mélissa Malebranche - co-host of 'Brief Recess: A Legal Podcast' on the Exactly Right Network, Mélissa is a native New Yorker and a veteran in the donor relations and development space.Natasha Fisher, host of XRAY FM Presents: Talk to the Hand, brings on Kirsten Midura, president of Climate Curious, and founder and director of Engines For Change, for a special Amplify Women edition.
Find more episodes on the XRAY FM archives at: https://xray.fm/shows/xray-presents
Chelsea O. is a musician (Stress Dolls, Urge Surfer) and radio host (BTPM The Bridge) from Buffalo, NY. Join her for this mix of amazing female and nonbinary musicians that Buffalo and Toronto have to offer.
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