This week's episode: TIME, PART DEUX. Last week featured women artists, this week featured the men. All tunes on both programs were related to time, and included the word TIME in their titles ... and each playlist included a slew of listener requests.

This week's episode: TIME (Part One). Per a listener suggestion, the program theme was "time" and the word "time" appeared in all of the song titles. Today's Part One featured all female artists, while next Sunday's Part Two will feature all male artists.

This week's episode: SUMMER IS DEFINITELY HERE. With the heatwave upon us, all songs featured the word "Summer" in their title. Plus nobody correctly guessed all 7 of the tune snippets comprising my 30-second "HOT" mini-mashup. (FYI, the artists represented were Billy Idol, Foreigner, Jerry Reed, The Power Station, Kool & The Gang, AC/DC and Buster Poindexter.)

This week's episode: ENTIRELY LOCAL/REGIONAL ARTISTS hailing from within KKFI's 100,000-watt antenna's signal range (about an 80-mile radius from KC), both older & newer and known & unknown.

Two themes for this week: One, America-ish tunes in commemoration of the Independence Day holiday, and two, host Patrick Lloyd's recent interview with (and music by) Randy McStine and Marco Minnemann, of the new prog duo "McStine & Minnemann".

This week's theme was by listener request -- "please devote an entire show to some modern smooth jazz and fusion instrumentals". Ask and ye shall receive!

This week's episode: HAPPY FATHER'S DAY!

This week's episode, to commemorate KKFI's Annual Spring Fundraising Drive: Part Two of the Jimmy Webb special, featuring segments 6-10 of host Patrick Lloyd's recent interview, along with great JW tunes -- both from his solo catalog and as performed by a host of other artists. Many thanks to all donors, who made sure that the Mashup exceeded its fundraising goal each of the two Sundays that the drive encompassed!

This week's episode: In commemoration of our annual Spring Fundraising Drive, today's show featured JIMMY WEBB -- tunes from his solo catalog, his tunes as performed by others and 5 segments from my recent interview with him. Many thanks to all who donated -- including Jim, Mike, Matt, Frank, Judy and Kathy -- to help ensure that we hit our first week's fundraising goal. We'll do it again next week, with 5 more segments of my interview with Jimmy, plus even more of his great songs.

This week's episode (by listener request): Oldies from the 50's & 60's only. The thematic twist that I added was that all tunes were required to have a color in their title. (In addition to plenty of reds, whites and blues, there were some yellows, greens, browns, blacks and even a crimson and a tan. But sorry, no taupe or mauve in the bunch.)

This week's episode: HAPPY MEMORIAL DAY WEEKEND, with an arcane selection of tunes to match (well, sort of ...).

This week's episode: FEEL-GOOD MUSIC. Since summer is approaching and our society is starting to try to open back up, a listener suggested this week's theme. (About half of the playlist comprised song requests from listeners.)

This week's episode: A tribute to the "West Coast AOR" genre of music, including a long interview with Rikard Rynoson (lead vocalist with the emerging Swedish band "Generous Men"). The last 45 minutes of the show were devoted to a bunch of great mom-oriented tunes, in honor of Mother's Day.

This week's episode: A tribute to the "West Coast AOR" genre of rock music, featuring an interview with Rikard Rynoson (lead vocalist for emerging Swedish band, "Generous Men"). The last 45 minutes of the show was devoted to a bunch of great mom-oriented tunes, in honor of Mother's Day.

This week's episode: EVERYTHING YOU EVER WANTED … because every song aired has the word "wanted" in its title. The playlist included a potpourri of classic rock, alt-rock, pop, synth-pop, reggae, jazz, blues, R&B, bubblegum, crooners, Americana, country, folk and indie.

This week's episode: "FINGER-PICKIN' GOOD!" -- all instrumental (mostly solos, from 45 different guitarists) finger-style, flat-picking, classical/nylon-string and 12-string tunes from players sharing their musical magic.

This week's episode: WHAT'S UP, DOC? In tribute to the brave physician heroes who are on the front lines helping those afflicted with the coronavirus, the entire playlist consisted of doctor-themed-and-titled tunes.

Today's episode: Great female duos circa 1955-2019, stylistically ranging from pop to rock to metal to dance to R&B to country to Americana to folk, and with acts hailing from the USA, Russia, Japan, Sweden, Scotland, Canada, Australia and Austria (via Liverpool). Featuring an interview with and music by The Mona Lisa Twins. (And happy Easter, everybody!)

This week's episode: LEPIDOPTERY!

This week's episode: THE BUBBLEGUM YEARS, featuring 3 hours' worth of bubblegum pop tunes from the genre's heyday of the mid-sixties to the mid-seventies -- including many one-hit wonders. Some of it was really great pop songcraft, some of it truly cheesy-awful, some of it "so bad it was good" (like a grade-B cult classic movie), and all of it delectably bubblegummy!