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  The National Guest DJ Tomorrow 1:00 am ET Their new album, Trouble Will Find Me, is out this week. Now, hear the guys from The National choose some of their favorite Spectrum tunes and play some of their own music too!

• New York Nights ... Direct from the Bowery Airs the first Monday of the month 10 pm - 12 am ET
  Rebroadcasts the following Sunday at 12 am ET and 8 am ET Award-winning Fashion Designer John Varvatos’s monthly show, with co-host and acclaimed New York musician Jesse Malin, features Varvatos’ passion for music — from the Velvet Underground to Green Day to the Wallflowers — and the two New York icons trading stories of memorable music experiences. www.johnvarvatos.com

• Kick Out The Jams with Dave Marsh Sundays 10 am ET
  Rebroadcast Tuesday 12 am ETThis is the show based at the intersection of music and politics. Dave tells stories, interviews special guests, takes calls from listeners and plays some really cool records, all intertwined with politics.

• Celtic Crush hosted by Larry Kirwan Saturdays 7 am - 10 am ET
  Rebroadcast Tuesday 11pm ETCeltic Crush travels among diverse music, from old to the very new. Ireland native, author and member of the premier Celtic rock band Black 47, Larry Kirwan draws from his private record collection for this soulful mix of traditional and contemporary music from the Celtic countries and England.

• Nordic Rox Sundays 8 pm ET
  Rebroadcast Wednesdays 11 pm ETRoxette guitarist Per Gessle and journalist Sven Lindström explore the breadth and depth of music from Scandinavia

• The Baker's Dozen Saturday 11 pm - midnight ET
  Sunday 8 am - 9 am ET, Monday 5 pm - 6 pm ET Richard Blade plays back the week's most popular Spectrum songs. Become a Spectrum Tastemaker to vote, then tune in to hear which songs made The Baker's Dozen!

• kentlist The First Thursday of the Month, 11 pm ET Hear Joakim and Martin of Sweden’s popular rock band, kent, when they host a monthly show on SiriusXM! They’ll host the show from wherever they might be — on the road, in the studio, or at home in Sweden. They’ll share their favorite music — from Johnny Cash remixes to their newest musical discoveries.

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  Jenny Eliscu | email
  Weekdays 6 pm - 12 am ET
  Saturdays 6 am - 7 am ET; 10 am - 12 pm ET
  Sundays 6 am - 8 am; 9 am - 10 am ETJenny is a professional music nerd. As a contributing editor for Rolling Stone, she has profiled pop tarts, rock stars and indie icons, from Britney and Mariah to Dave Matthews Band and Motley Crue to Sleigh Bells and Arctic Monkeys. She's been indulging her obsession with new music on-air at SiriusXM since 2006. Find her on Twitter @jennylsq

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  Kristine Stone | email
  Weekdays 6 am - 12 pm ET
  Weekends 12 pm - 6 pm ETIn decades of broadcasting, Kristine has been called "Stoner," "Stoney," "Baloney," "Mother of Rock" and more. Her most cherished nickname, though, is "Mommy," which is what her twin boys call her. "Mommy" still rocks and loves connecting with real people, which is what her show is all about.

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  Mark Goodman | email
  Weekdays 12 pm - 6 pm ETMark was one of MTV's original VJs, but he's also been in radio for decades. His career started as a music fan, seeing James Brown, The Temptations and The Supremes all on one bill at Philly's Uptown Theater, and he's also a huge new music fan, seeing breaking bands at Coachella and other festivals.

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  Dave Marsh | email
  Sundays 10 am - 12 pm ETFormer editor/cofounder of Creem Magazine (he hired Lester Bangs), Marsh has also been an associate and contributing editor at Rolling Stone, writing cover stories on Bruce Springsteen, Patti Smith, the Rolling Stones and the Who. He's authored 25 books including two best-sellers about Springsteen.

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  Richard Blade | email
  Mondays 5 pm - 6 pm ET
  Saturdays 12 am - 6 am; 6 pm - 12 am ET
  Sundays 8 am - 9am ETGoogle Richard Blade and you'll find several sites about the best of the '80s. He was instrumental in breaking many new wave bands, including Duran Duran, Depeche Mode and Tears For Fears. More recently, he co-produced VH1's Bands Reunited and he still holds out for the impossible: a Smiths reunion.