San Francisco-born rock band Idle Joy are the guest artists in the second hour, playing a live acoustic at-home set and chatting about the how's and why's of the band's recent move to LA. PLUS a full first hour of brand new music ranging from Tunng to Tom Petty.

In this episode, guest artist San Francisco singer/songwriter performs an at-home acoustic set and chats with MJ about the art of writing "emotional" music that's both revealing and relatable, and the "escapist" songs she's currently working on. Plus a full first hour brand new music.

In this episode, a long set of brand new music from female artists and female fronted bands, PLUS a live at-home acoustic set from rising San Francisco band Secret Secret, a quartet of femme rock warriors who talk about pivoting during the pandemic, and the challenges an all-girl band still faces in the notoriously sexist indie music scene.

Oakland indie singer/songwriter Madeline Kenney is this week's guest artist. She performs a LIVE at-home acoustic set of new music from her new LP "Sucker's Lunch," and chats with MJ about the album, her memories of touring , and why she's not a fan of "virtual" performances. PLUS a full first hour of brand new music.

Baybs has arrived and delivered its debut EP, "Introvertigo." Baybs is the project of SF musician/songwriter Craig Jacobs, and he joins me live via Zoom with collaborator Chloe Studebacker (of Zelma Stone) with a live acoustic set and chat about the EP and creating in COVID times. Plus SF singer/songwriter Andrew St. James chats about his home delivery service of LIVE music to people's doorsteps in SF, and releases his new single "Tuesday Night." Plus a full hour of brand new music.

In this episode, Oakland trio Sass N Harmony are live from home with an acoustic set and chat in advance of the July 31st release of their new EP, "Twisted Nautilus." Plus a full hour of brand new tunes.

On this episode, a full hour of brand new music that'll make you dance, think, trip and chill.  PLUS guest artist, San Francisco singer/songwriter/author Gabriel Schicchi is in- studio to play a live acoustic set and talk about a life of traveling, and transposing experiences into words and music.

In this episode, San Francisco singer/songwriter/composer Sami Freeman is in-studio with her keyboard to play a relaxing, chill, LIVE set off her new LP “Howl” and chat about how a broken ankle suffered in a dance class led to her music career. PLUS in commemoration of Juneteenth, a whole first hour of music of the moment from black artists worldwide.

San Francisco's Maggie Gently's new EP "Good Cry" is about a friendship break-up and learning to move on.  It was written at a time a year ago when she was also dealing with the split of her band, The Total Bettys.  Now, the songs resonate anew amid the COVID crises. In this episode, hear Maggie play an acoustic at-home set of new music and discuss the new EP.  PLUS, a preview of the VIRTUAL Stern Grove Festival starting this Sunday afternoon, PLUS a full hour of brand new music.

On this episode, a full hour of brand new music that mirrors the moment we are in as artists sonically process the pandemics of the virus and racism.  PLUS, San Jose's Socorra is in-studio to talk about how her time serving in the Peace Corps in Morocco lead her to make music not just her passion, but her mission.  She also performs a live mini-set of music from her new EP.