On this week's show, the second part of the history of Motown (1969-1978).

• Jimmy Ruffin - It’s Wonderful (To Be Loved By You)

On this week's show, I take a look at some of the best performances from MTV's "Unplugged". 

• Incubus - Drive

On this week's show, the first part of the history of Motown.

• Jackie Wilson - Your Love

This week's show was inspired by the fact that, for days, it just.kept.raining. 

• Bananarama - Cruel Summer

Having become more aware in the last year or so of the issues Indigenous people face, I decided that rather than doing a show of Canadian musicians, I would instead use this week's show to highlight Indigenous artists, choosing songs that focus on their experiences and the impact of colonialism on their lives.

• Asani - O Canada

This birthday episode is for my mom, who would have turned 70 four days after this episode aired. 

• Gordon Lightfoot - Pussywillows, Cattails

On this week's show, thanks to the Mayan calendar's end-of-the-world prognostication, I play with the idea of what I would do if this really was my last week on earth.

• De/Vision - No Tomorrow

This week's show is dedicated to my dad, whose birthday was several days before this aired. These are all artists he introduced me to.

• The Blues Brothers - Rubber Biscuit

On this week's show, songs of black experience and black empowerment. This episode is dedicated to the memories of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, and the far too many other Black people whose lives were cut short by the malice of white supremacy.

• Nina Simone - Strange Fruit

On this week's show, in honour of the beginning of Pride Month, I take a look at the history of trans and non-binary folks in music. This episode is dedicated to the memory of Tony "The Tiger" McDade, a Black trans man who was shot and killed by police in Florida.

• Billy Tipton - These Foolish Things