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On this week's show, Robert Ham is joined by the wonderful future pop artist Gelli Haha whose new album Switcheroo is out on June 27. 

This week, Robert Ham is joined by Thai-born, Canada-based jazz drummer Salin to talk about her latest album Rammana, and Rex Miller, the director of Harley Flanagan: Wired For Chaos, a new documentary about the tortured life and powerful redemption of Cro-Mags founder Harley Flanagan. 

On this week's episode, multi-hyphenate Canadian artist Quinton Barnes joins host Robert Ham to talk about the development of their latest genre-bending album Black Noise, and Judy Grunwald and Beth Kaplan, founding members of Boston-based alt-rock group Salem 66, discuss their time in the band and finally getting their brilliant discography on streaming services. 

A short and sweet episode to close out May. Robert Ham is joined by rock writer Alan Di Perna and Gabriele Rossi Rognoni to discuss the exhibit they co-curated Kurt Cobain Unplugged, which celebrates the performance that Nirvana recorded for MTV Unplugged in 1993.

This week, host Robert Ham speaks to Peter Baumann, a former member of Tangerine Dream who recently released a new solo album called Nightfall, and Robert Forster, co-founder of The Go-Betweens, about his ninth solo effort Strawberries.

This week, Robert Ham is joined by singer-songwriter Amanda Ekery whose new album Arabe is being released today, and the people behind the wild new documentary Swamp Dogg Gets His Pool Painted (including Swamp Dogg himself!) have a freewheeling conversation about the film and so much more.

This week, Robert Ham is joined by singer-songwriter Samantha Crain to discuss her new album Gumshoe, and multi-disciplinary artist Sally Potter to talk about her new album ANATOMY.

This week, Robert Ham speaks with singer-songwriter Kendall Jane Meade about her powerful new album Space, and jazz artist and composer Ingrid Laubrock joins the show to discuss her recently released magnum opus Purposing The Air.

This week, Robert Ham spends the full episode with Peter Holsapple, the renowned singer/songwriter who is a member of the groups the dBs, the Continental Drifters, and the Paranoid Style, and spent some time in the touring versions of R.E.M. and Hootie & the Blowfish. He joins the show to talk about his long history in the music biz and to discuss the creation of his most recent solo album The Face of ’68, which was released on Record Store Day. 

This week, Robert Ham speaks with Michael Kurtz, co-founder of Record Store Day, and Michael Imperioli, an award-winning actor and one-third of the band ZOPA.