DFoy returns to the KZSM studio with his mixer and hardware, getting host Justin James Bridges to collaborate on the fly to create some new music heard no where else.

Host Justin James Bridges makes a new connection and welcomes in Ten Kaetle. Ten talks about his community building through music, and events.

Will Riley is the guest for the second hour playing two brand new unrecorded songs.

Host JJB mixes music from Skunkfest with discussion of the fight to save local music venue Tantra. He is joined in the studio by three Texas State Classic Music singers singing Opera and World tunes. Val starts off singing from South America Por Que Me Fui Aemorr DeMon La Ferie. She is followed by Gentry singing Rossinni's L'Italiana in Algeri (The Italian Girl in Algiers). Finley finishes up the set in a duet Die With A Smile by Lady Gaga.

In the KZSM Studio, JJB has Grace the Empress returning with her full band. They talk politics, and about the importance of getting out and voting on Tuesday.

Host Justin James Bridges packs music and interviews into this two hour show. Local Artists Dfoy has the world wide premier of his two new cuts off the upcoming album Beating It Up In Jesus's Name. Easy then steps up to the microphone to do live the song Welcome Home, and we play the world premier of Ghost Town by his band Loose Screws and Rusty Hearts. We then turn the microphones over to Texas State Jazz and Classical singers Finley Hagan and Val Cardona. Then for the last live artist of the night, Amber Alison plays Cisco Utah. The new music segment selection is by Zach Talbert and The Silver Lining - Way Too Long.

Host Justin James Bridges takes you on a ride through music, and politics on the one year anniversary show of Sundays Free With JJB.

Justin James Bridges hosts a show packed with music, and news. Easy from the band Loose Screws and Rusty hearts stops in to play, Rob talks about the Texas Cannabis Conference that he just got from, along with commentary about the latest political assassination attempt, and two surprise guests singing opera classics for the New Music Segment.

Host Justin James Bridges reflects back on the stories, the artists, and the experiences from the 2024 Krazy Zoo San Marcos festival. For the New Artist segment of the show, Sammy and Marshall Wells of the band the Trips talk about their new single, and upcoming album release.