Howdy loyal listeners. We have a music whiplash for you. Blues music from John Garza Band, Fall of Man, the Steve Law band, Opium Clergy, and then finish you off with songstress Natasha Jolene.

This week on Pika Radio all new music and a blues tribute to the passing of B.B. King. Start you off with the blues from Michelle D' Amour & the Love Dealers, Then Mr. John Dartnell, Miss Kerry Wallace, Joe Wiseman. Then some heavy metal from Angels, jump accross the pond to I Us & We, then Robbin Roberts & Billie Preston, Cole Washburn, Then Finish you off with Darkstone.

A large Celtic music show just in time for Saint Patrick's. Start you off with the Badpiper with "Plunderstruck". Then a beautiful album from Colcannon titled "Three Days in May", The Rare Auld Times with some Jigs, Reels, and Sally Gardens. We finish you off with a selection from The McDeviants "Seven Long Years".

This week on Pika Radio is all about Love, Moonshine, and Outlaws. This week is a long music show. We have a lot of new music and a couple new artists. We have Alayna, Katy Graves, Exit West, Black Mountain Shine, Vic Anderson, Back Road Horizons, Becca Gogue, William Brothers, Crystal Hopkins, and finish off with Lonnie Dillan and the Wandered.

Hello everyone. We have a hot topic to warm your cold day. Interviews and highlights from this years Mumbo Jumbo Gumbo Cookoff competition.

This week on Pika Radio is a whiplash of genres and all new from around the world to local. This week we bring you Indie music from Mary Jennings, Teddy Garcia, Tanya Marie Harris, Honeybea T, Brooks Dixon, and Darkstone.

This week we take you down into the Spiders Den. A whole bunch of new music from down in the Bayou just in time to get you ready for Mardi Gras.

Music whiplash this week from heavy metal of Dark Stone, to rock from Steve Lyman, to our southern songstress we adore Miss Becca Gogue.

Welcome to all of our loyal listeners and also to all of our new listeners. You are very appreciated. This week we interview national music promoter Mr. Al Fink. Al talks to us about the changes in the music industry and what it takes to promote Indie music.