On this week's show, it's a loving kick in the pants for a dear friend who could use some motivational anthems. Who knows, maybe you do too :) Featuring a rare appearance from Floofmaster Toby!

• Faderhead - Nothing Changes

If you've ever misheard a lyric in a way that's incredibly funny, then you basically have the jist of this week's episode. It's all songs that people have popularly misheard.

• Jimi Hendrix - Purple Haze

Throat singing is something that crosses more cultures than many realize, and has been banned through history by colonial powers in a number of those cultures as well. But it's a tradition that has hung on, and is alive in contemporary music as well. This week, we're going to check out both traditional and contemporary examples around the world.

• Tuvan kargiraa

This week, we wrap up our look at the work of Richard H. Kirk with a a selection of his solo material from 1980 through 2017.

• Richard H. Kirk - Insect Friends of Allah

On this week's show, in memory of his recent passing, we're doing a retrospective on Richard H. Kirk's work with, and as, Cabaret Voltaire. Next week, we'll dive into his solo work...of which there is a TON.

• Cabaret Voltaire - The Possibility Of A Bum Trip 

On this week's show, we're paying tribute to Leonard Cohen on what would have been his 87th birthday. I've got a wide range of covers of his material to share with you, and this will definitely be a two-parter, with the second part dropping at the beginning of November.

• Monsieur Camembert - Suzanne

On this week's episode, we're taking a look at the Tulsa sound. In addition to listening to some of the key songs and key players, we're also going to check out some the artists who were influenced by the Tulsa sound, and a few of the newer songs from the sound.

• Clyde Stacey - Hoy Hoy

After an unintended three-week hiatus, we're back! The mic cacked out halfway through the live broadcast and I had to re-record all the dialogue between songs, which was complicated by the too-loud air show happening right.over.my.head (and the reason why I sound so nonplussed in much of this episode). So, apologies for the hiatus and the delay, but without any further ado, this week, we have a brief retrospective on Lee "Scratch" Perry, who passed away on August 29th. The length and breadth of the man's career make it impossible to cover adequately in a single two-hour block, but I sure did my best.

• Lee “King” Perry - Run For Cover

I hope you're not sick of duets, because we're not quite done with them yet! On this week's show, we're looking at the most popular duets of the 40s. Please enjoy this sampling of finely aged Roquefort ;)

• Kay Kyser & His Orchestra with Harry, Ginny, Jack & Ish - Friendship

This week we continue our traipse through the history of duets with a jaunt through the 50s. Some lovely gems, and some true fromage (Camembert, perhaps!).

• Margaret Whiting & Jimmy Wakely - Broken Down Merry Go Round