What to do with four songs worth of a funk set that's been languishing in my drafts for a year and a half? Finish it, finally.

For my 101th episode, I've whipped up an introductory course to the show: a neat little sampler of some of my favorite music.

We've reached triple digits! The big one double-oh! So, finally, I will do something I have been set on for the better part of two years: I will take you all, my beloved listeners, through a twisting tour of North Carolina's musical history.

I've been on a spaghetti western kick, so here's more cowboy vibes.

Playing some new wave and getting a little creepy with it.

A much hyped set finally finished! I have trawled through an assortment of oldies multi-artist compilation albums (one of the most fascinating ways to find music) to bring you the best deep cuts in funk, soul, rhythm & blues, soft rock and more from (mostly) the 1950s through the '70s.

A calendar appropriate selection of the trippy stuff ;)

Some gritty rockabilly and blues cuts that have been stuck in my head lately.

A basic fuzzy surf/garage rock mix I threw together a couple weeks ago for a rainy day. It's that time of the year, folks.

Finally another western themed set, with an nod toward the Ennio Morricone sound since I watched Sergio Leone's Dollars Trilogy over spring break. I wish I was half as cool as Lee Van Cleef.

With spring break finished, we're back with a selection of raw and fuzzy surf/garage/blues rock, featuring some of the newest cuts from The Nude Party, Daddy Long Legs, Death Valley Girls, The Bomboras, Grandmas House, and Screaming Females.

Leaning mostly but not entirely blues rock, here's a road trip playlist to carry us out into spring break.

For episode 90, my personally curated selection of 1960s (and a couple '70s) psychedelic rock deep cuts.

Peppy '50s and '60s vibes from the past couple of decades, featuring lots of Racket classics.

For episode 88 (like 88.1), I've tried to create the most college radio set imaginable. Jangle pop, twangy indie rock, some local bands and old favorites, and more.

Exactly what it says on the tin. I've had a long couple weeks, so we're keeping it chill today.

Borrowing a line from one of last week's songs ("Summer in a Small Town" by the Cleaners from Venus) for a hard-edged mix of garage rock, punk blues, and of course psychobilly. Time to get weird with it.

It's jangly, it's twangly, it's...mostly new wave, actually.

What was originally intended as my not-Christmas Christmas set that I never got to play, so we're doing it now: surf rock, baby!

My first proper set of 2023 (excluding last week's 2022 recap) starts season 3 off with an experiment: a dive into the post punk/alt rock phase I was abruptly catapulted into over winter break.