Time Machine goes to 1969 this week - the year of Woodstock. Last summer, Mary Lucia talked to photographer Burk Uzzle, the person who captured the iconic image that graces the cover of the 'Woodstock' album.

For today's 9:30 Coffee Break, what songs do you want to hear from bands and musicians with unique names?

Jackie Shane was a versatile performer who could sing to the rafters with a ballad, fill the dance floor with a hit, or bring an audience to its knees with her messages of tolerance and self-love.

As a songwriter, Jenny Lewis writes honest and relatable lyrics, catchy hooks, and she charms her fans with her captivating live performances. She's also a style icon in the music industry and embodies a laid-back California cool attitude.

Minnesota music fans have been following Lydia Liza's musical journey for years - from her breakout fronting Bomba de Luz to her emergence as a solo artist (and viral success rewriting 'Baby, It's Cold Outside') to her collaborations with artists ranging from Big Cats to Justin Courtney Pierre. Along the way she's been candid about her journey.

Happy International Women's Day. For today's 9:30 Coffee Break, what songs do you want to hear that let women RAGE?

International Women's Day needs a playlist -- in this case, one made up entirely of Tiny Desk concerts.

There's no clear-cut end to grief, and thus any attempt to label CARNAGE as a capstone to this section of Cave's life would be done so in folly. Emotions are ever-unfolding, and Cave is not a person who will try to wrap life into a tidy package, but CARNAGE truly does feel like a summation of the last several years of his career and life, and is a milestone of sorts in both realms.

Kings of Leon have returned with their eighth studio album, When You See Yourself, out now on RCA Records. Zeke connected with bandmember Jared Followill to talk about the new record, parenting tips after having his first child in 2020, and the debates that went on before finalizing the album's track list.

Today, Minneapolis band Kind Country shared the news that Max Graham — lead vocalist, mandolinist, and a co-songwriter in the group — has died. “It is with deep regret and sorrow that we inform you that our dear brother, Max, has left this earthly home,” the group wrote in a statement on Facebook. “We are…