Lonnie Liston-Smith expands his mind with the Mucho Soul Show while broadcasting live from London.
The episode opens with a live broadcast announcement at eight o'clock on Tuesday, February 17, 2026, from Totally Wired Radio. Hosts Ket and Alan welcome listeners, referencing Alan's previous selections and aiming to maintain quality. Early shoutouts include Lonnie Liston-Smith, Darien Dean, and mentions of tracks like Helen by Hello Dreamhouse. The show dedicates music to friends from a Hackney house party and the Tongue and Groove club 26 years ago. It highlights Shiftless Shuffle events with Shuya Okino flying from Japan and thanks for vinyl gifts. A French rap segment follows, with lyrics about creativity, defiance, and lunar thoughts. Bob Jeffries from Scotland introduces a soulful section, feeling connected through music. The playlist includes artists like Jeff Logan, Neetzer featuring Bessouzou, Mungo's Hi-Fi with Aziza J, Rosé, and Jared Lawson. Gary Hines of the Grammy Award-winning Sounds of Blackness appears, discussing BBE Music releases and events. Other listener messages come from Salah Baha of Soul in the Hole, Matthew Holesoul, and Tiffany Tizel, who mentions vinyl reissues by We Want Sounds. The show promotes upcoming events, such as a free afternoon session at Arcs of Deptford with Lance Pierce Pinoy Groove. It features tracks from artists like Crooked Man, Orton Miller, and Abel featuring Rona Ray. The episode concludes with news about confirmations for future involvement, Alan hosting next week, and a call to support Totally Wired Radio.
