Tony Sarabia welcomes Chicago author/ journalist/ musician/ artist Robert Loerzel to the show for some global indie rock.

Tonight on Radio M, Tony welcomes Eliiot Bergman as his guest co-host.

A musical remembrance on Radio M

The words and music of Tod A. of Firewater and From the Stage with Berlin's 17 Hippies.

Peter Margasak joins Tony once again for the half hour segment New Sounds, where Margasak puts the spotlight on some of his favorite new releases.

The Sounds of Space and the front man from Denver-based band Devotchka.

Radio M brings you another edition of Global au Go-Go.

It's the third Friday of  the month, and that means New Sounds with Peter Margasak.

Celebrating Senegalese Independence Day with music from that West African country includign an excerpt of a live performance by Chicago Senegalese kora player Morikeba Kouyate.

Some Brazilian beats tonight with longtime Chicago club DJ Joe Bryl. Plus re-visiting the 2007 Old Town School of Folk Music's Folk and Roots Festival.

It's that time of the month: New Sounds with Peter Margasak.

Celebrating International Women's Day on Radio M with guest co-host Val Camiletti, owner of the legendary Val's Halla Racords in Oak Park.

Another installment of Global au Go-Go. This month it's Chicago DJ Gitana Angela.

Getting in the groove with Chicago's Dusty Groove America owner Rick Wojick. Plus, the far away sounds of Cambodian rock.

February is almost over, and that means Peter Margasak is in for another edition of New Sounds.

Oak Park-based Compass Rose Quintet performs in our Jim and Kay Mabie Performace Studio.

Tonight, Nigerian-American musician Prince Jimmy Tokoh talks about his new band, The Chicago Highlife Funkies. Also music from Brazil in recognition of Carnival.

Tonight, Congolese trance music with Konono No.1, and another From the Stage.

It's the third Friday of the month and on Radio M that menas New Sounds with Peter Margasak. Plus the music of Hunchback.

Celebrating the birthday of Japanese artist Ryuichi Sakamoto. Plus, Global au Go-Go.

Tonight, host Tony Sarabia remembers 'The Lark of the Border'. Lydia Mendoza. Also 'From the Stage' with Haale.

Tonight, host Tony Sarabia has a go at some of his top picks for 2007.

Tonight...an hour of Margasak!

It's time for Global au Go Go on Radio M.

Radio M throws a birthday bash for Chicago's Thrill Jockey Records with the label's founder Bettina Richards.

Get your dancing shoes on, it's time for Global au Go-Go.

It's the third Friday of the month and that means New Sounds with Peter Margasak. This month, Peter has music from Senegal, Turkey and of course, Brazil.

Cuban music, Iceland's rock scene and Norwegian accordian used in a not so familiar way for that instrument.

The “Lion of Zimbabwe” talks about his latest release Rise Up and his hopes for the future of his home country.

Cabaret Chicago-style with Can-Ky-Ree, recorded at Hideout for another From the Stage.

Tonight on Radio M, a conversation with two members of Extra Golden—an American-Kenyan music group that blends rock with the African country's guitar driven dance music called benga.

From the Stage with Balkan Beat Box plus the leader of the band Beirut.

Guest co-host Rahul Sharma from Chicago Funkadesi brings in some music from his personal collection. Also, some Mexican Harp music from Zacbe Pichardo of Sones de Mexico.

It's the third Friday of the month and that means New Sounds. Plus Welsh artist Gruff Rhys talks about his music.

Radio M hits the road for World Music Festival Chicago 2007.

Chicago's premiere marching band Mucca Pazza is part of this year's World Music Festical 2007, and this week the band's Maestro and a few others join Tony Sarabia as guest co-hosts.

It's time again to give a nod to this year's Chicago Jazz Festival.

A preview of one of the few remaining outdoor festivals, plus more sounds from some of the artists appearing at next month's World Music Festival Chicago.

This week a special New Sounds with Peter Margasak and the woman behind the movie Gypsy Caravan.

This week on Radio M: Remembering the “Emperor of Qawwals” Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan.

Chicago percussionist Michael Zerang stops by to talk about his work in Beirut.

It's time to party in Pilsen so we take you to a Fandango tonight. Plus, we revisit this year's Old Town School of Folk Music Folk and Roots Festival.

 

This week on Radio M some live music from Martyr's in Chicago, New Sounds with Peter Margasak and DJ Dolores.

Vive La France!

 

Musique de France to celebrate Bastille Day on Radio M.

This week on Radio M—“From the Stage” with Nomo and Iceland's Benni Hemm Hemm talks with host Tony Sarabia.

Radio M stays home this week to get set for Fourth of July.

 
Guest co-host Robbie Fulks joins Tony Sarabia to spin “America's Music.”

This week on Radio M, the music from Mirror of the Invisible World, an in-studio performance by Lamajamal and a preview of Chicago Arabesque.

It's that time of month—“New Sounds” with Peter Margasak. Also, on the spot music from Chicago's Hamid Drake and Fred Anderson.

This week, a preview of Chicago's Music without Borders series, a conversation with Ori Kaplan of Balkan Beat Box, and a primer on Indian composer A.R. Rahman, who brings his Bollywood extravaganza to the Chicago area Saturday night.

This week, two of the artists behind the Chicago band The Eternals stop by the Radio M studio for an hour of guest co-hosting.

Remembering those artists from around the world who are no longer making music here on earth.

It's time for another episode of “News Sounds” with Chicago Reader music writer Peter Margasak.

On May 11, 1981, the music world lost one of its most celebrated and prolific artists—Bob Marley.

 

Tonight, remembering Robert Nesta Marley, plus a conversation with the leader of the Brooklyn based Slavic Soul Party.

Celebrating the music of Mexico in honor of Cinco de Mayo.

Duke Ellington and the phrase “world music” might not seem like a natural pairing. But Ellington picked up lots of world sounds during his travels.

 

Tonight on Radio M, we're marking the 108th anniversary of the Duke's birth, with some of his “world music.”