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All Mixed Up
All Mixed Up is an eclectic mix of arts and information, featuring mood-driven music mixes and interviews with figures from the worlds of literature, film, television, theater, and the visual arts. The program has hosted live performances from a diverse cast of acts, including P J Harvey, Ryuichi Sakamoto, Daniel Johnston, and Olu Dara.
Named one of the Top Ten Music Radio Programs by The New York Times, Time Out New York, Village Voice, and The Daily News, and known for incorporating current events, politics, and culture into custom-blended montage.
Part One And Part Two
The Ultimate Voting Mix featuring Kamala Harris, Donald Trump, Bob & Ray, Tucker Carlson, Lin-Manuel Miranda, Tony Hinchcliffe, John Barry, JFK, FDR, Dwight D. Eisenhower, Barack Obama, Gen. John Kelly, Ralph Edwards, Lee DeForest, and Martin Luther King, Jr with music from ABBA, Andrew Bird & Madison Cunningham, Bright Eyes, Bon Iver, Cat Power, David Olney, The Doobie Brothers, Fantastic Negrito, Gene Vincent, Grateful Dead, Jerron Paxton, Joy Oladokun, Joni Mitchell, Lin-Manuel Miranda, The McCrary Sisters, Miles Davis & Gil Evans, Neil Young, Porno for Pyros, Sam Amidon, Sam Redmore & Dele Sosimi, Stevie Wonder, Vaya Con Dias, and Irving Barnes & Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr–Celebrating Fernando Valenzuela, Phil Lesh and more
Our Voting Mix continues with Kamala Harris, Donald Trump, Bob & Ray, Tucker Carlson, Lin-Manuel Miranda, Tony Hinchcliffe, John Barry, JFK, FDR, Dwight D. Eisenhower, Barack Obama, Gen. John Kelly, Ralph Edwards, Lee DeForest, and Martin Luther King, Jr with music from ABBA, Andrew Bird & Madison Cunningham, Bright Eyes, Bon Iver, Cat Power, David Olney, The Doobie Brothers, Fantastic Negrito, Gene Vincent, Grateful Dead, Jerron Paxton, Joy Oladokun, Joni Mitchell, Lin-Manuel Miranda, The McCrary Sisters, Miles Davis & Gil Evans, Neil Young, Porno for Pyros, Sam Amidon, Sam Redmore & Dele Sosimi, Stevie Wonder, Vaya Con Dias, and Irving Barnes & Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr–Celebrating Fernando Valenzuela, Phil Lesh and more
