The Appalachian Soul Man, Aristotle Jones kicks off Black History Month with a his original song "The Talk", and pays tribute to Freedom with a song by soul singer Bobby Nicholas. The Feature Artist of the week is Ian Robinson, Black Guy Fawkes. Black Guy Fawkes is a Punk Folk singer from Cumberland MD, who uses his platform to promote equality, and progress.

The Appalachian Soul Man, Aristotle Jones grooves out to "Unsteady" by the Hounded, "Beautiful Faces" by FYOG, and interviews Billy Litz of the Asheville North Carolina based soul band Hustle Souls, about their connection to West Virginia, and making modern soul music while paying tribute to the musicians that got it all started.

The Appalachian Soul Man, Aristotle Jones grooves out to "No Water" by the Kind Thieves, "Ghost of You" by Josh Folmsbee and The Crooked Roots, and interviews Jarren Jackson, Lead Singer of The Heavy Hitters Band about creating Funk music in West Virginia

The Appalachian Soul Man, Aristotle Jones grooves out to "The Juice" by Juice Newsome and the Groove, "Look at You Now" by Jeff Grable, and interviews former The Voice Contestant Anthony Arya about his roots in West Virginia, making music in California, and his future in the music industry.

The Appalachian Soul Man, Aristotle Jones grooves out to "We Could be Lovers" by Gonzalo, "Roots Rebellion" by Rippah Shreddahs and interviews Hobo D.B. Rouse about his unique lifestyle, his expert kazoo playing, and making the world a better place though music.

The Appalachian Soul Man, Aristotle Jones grooves out to "Home" by Last Year's Model, "Hold on to You" by John Colby Elswick, and interviews Corduroy Brown, about his new song "Who Am I For Now"

The Appalachian Soul Man, Aristotle Jones sits down with Charles Wesley Godwin for an extended interview abuut his newest album "How the Mighty Fall" and take a listen to his song "Strong"

The Appalachian Soul Man, Aristotle Jones grooves out to "Who am I For Now" by Corduroy Brown, plays a track off of his Album Appalachian Soul Man "Bad Behavior" and interviews Lamar Riddick, about becoming the first hip hop artist to be part of the US Army band.

The Appalachian Soul Man, Aristotle Jones grooves out to "Says You, Says Who, Says Me" by the Chris Haddox "Recover Our Nation" by Rippah Shreddahs, and interviews Tom Batchelor , about making Reggae Music in WV, and his newest single with his band "Lockdown"

The Appalachian Soul Man, Aristotle Jones pays tribute to a good friend, grooves out to "Black Umbrellas" by Brandhi Irvon, , and then Interviews Mountain Stage With Kathy Mattea performer William Matheny, and takes a listen to "Christian Name"