DJ Jason Danger's TransNational Underground

More Rammstein than actually exists! Episode on the genre of Tanzmetal. German (and other incl. Austrian, Finnish, Israeli) attempts to produce killer dance-metal. So METAL it hurts! WARNING: German spoken at the beginning.

English, Irish, and American folk and country songs about making mistakes and the challenge of trying to do right. Also, plenty of gumption.

Restored from the vault-an episode of contemporary Pakistani music. Everything from ecstatic Qawali and indigenous folk, Sufi rock, Bhangra, Pakistani RnB, pop, and even Hip-hop! Check it out!

Music from the nostalgic past of a future that never happened. The New New Wave. Electropunk, synthcore, call it what you will it will knock your sucks clean off.

2012 in Review. Music from all over the world: Polish and Quebecois hip-hop to Israeli pop, Blues from the Congo and UK dubstep. Plus generous helpings of Afropop, Irish and American folk music and other goodies.

Music from Scotland! Scottish tunes from the Highlands to the Lowlands and the big cities--from folk and old time bagpipes to contemporary rock and beyond.

Music from South Korea! From K-pop (Gangnam style) to Korean Ska, Rockabilly, tons of Korean Hip-hop, and traditional folk music. 즐겁게 시간을 보내다!

This week's theme is "Shelter from the Storm"--songs about Storms, both metaphorical and literal. Lots of folk, folk rock, country, Americana, gospel, bluegrass and the like.

More Klezmer Than You Can Stand! Klezmer from all over the globe-from the Ukraine, Amsterdam, Israel and Hungary to the UK, US and Iceland. Including traditional klezmer, klezmer jazz, Turkish inflected klezmer, Danish klezmer pop, and plenty of energetic klezmer punk. Perfect for your next Bar and Bat Mitzvah, Wedding, or other moments of public celebration!

Music from the Great White North/ Canada as world music: Canadian Indie rock and alternative country, Francophone electroclash, barn stomping Quebecois folk and the music of First Peoples (including Algonquin hip hop and Innu folk).