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The Joint with Wayne Marshall Today 12:00 pm ET Celebrating and talking with us exclusively on the release of his album, “Tru Colors” - Ghetto Youths International artist Wayne Marshall, visits Sirius XM The Joint for a chat.

Rebroadcast: Tomorrow 11:00 pm ET
Dancehall Saturday Night Tonight 11:00 pm ET DJ 4eign was born and raised in Nairobi, Kenya and currently resides in the Boston area. 4eign is part of the elite Shadyville Caribbean crew, and along with blessing the airwaves of Boston, he tours the world as the official DJ of reggae singer Da'Ville. This week, he joins us on Dancehall Saturday Night! Follow him on Twitter @DJ4eign.

Rebroadcast: Tomorrow 3:00 am ET

Marley Monday MondaysEvery hour every Monday, The Joint pays tribute to the man that lifted reggae to an unprecedented level of worldwide popularity. Join us for this weekly tribute to the singularly important Bob Marley.
Dancehall Saturday Night Saturdays 11 pm ET
Rebroadcasts Sundays 2 am ET Join our party from the dancehall. A different guest turntablist each week keeps the music going so you can dance into the night or just hang out and enjoy yourself. Tune in and come to the party!

Pat McKay | email
Mondays - Thursdays 9 am - 3 pm ET"One of my earliest memories is of a life-risking climb up a bookcase to get to the stereo." So, Pat McKay has pretty much always wanted to be in control of the music wherever she is. She's not just a DJ, by the way: She also programs The Joint, choosing all the great music you hear!
Dermot Hussey | email
weekdays 3 pm - 9 pm ETHussey is co-author of Bob Marley: Reggae King of the World and producer of the Marley interview on Marley's album Talkin' Blues. He's been awarded a Musgrave Medal, the prestigious Jamaican award for services to media and music, and he was inducted into the Air Jamaica Jazz & Blues Hall of Fame.
Jabba | email
Fridays, 9 am - 3 pm ET; Weekends 1 pm - 7 pm ETJabba’s passion for reggae had him sneaking into Kingston dance halls at age 10. Now he's one of the most recognizable promoters of reggae culture. His annual birthday party, "Jabba Strikes Back," is attended by thousands of supporters and the most talented reggae artists of each year.