Probably the least easy episode of "Easy Rhythms" to be released, but it's in celebration of Sha'Carri Richardson's latest broken record that we feature each artist's fastest tempo hit. It's a No Slow Saturday morning by default

No mathematics this episode but a fun filled one just the same as we prepare to endure a major heat wave and bid a possible farewell to The O'Jays. New music from Ciara and Melba Moore

This week it's all about years with squares and cubes as multiples plus new music from Usher, Fridayy, and Sentury, all after a brief acknowledgement of a viral moment in Montgomery, AL.

Last week was an exploration of prime numbers. This week we explore the years that are barely composite numbers, multipliable only by 1, itself, and 2 other prime numbers.

Continuing the theme of mathematics in years as the school year draws closer. This time, save for a few 2023 breaks, it's years that are barely composite, multipliable only by 1, itself, and 2 other prime numbers.

As the host turns 37, we explore other prime numbers through recent years that are such: 1973, 1979, 1987, 1993, 1997, 1999, 2003, 2011, 2017, plus a few songs from today. It's a special mathematic episode of Easy Rhythms.

Starts with a brief tribute to Tony Bennett, a couple of double shots, and a random memory of a scene from Family Matters. New music from Coco Jones, Layton Greene, Maeta and Leela James.

A (sort of) Seattle tune in the name of baseball, a surprise remake, new music from Ronnie Bell, an anniversary that's no longe there, and a mashup between two unlikely collaborators.

A very special guest has arrived in Kansas City and we're ready with plenty about her without actually playing her, inlcuding a whole set in reference to a song off a newly released re-recording, and we accidentally give Babyface some extra attetnion too.

As we enter the second half of 2023 and celebrate our nation's 247th birthday we feature plenty of "halves", "parts", and number 4's in soul music history.