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Featured music from our January 2008 program:

MUSIC FROM GROOVE ARMADA'S GOODBYE COUNTRY (HELLO NIGHTCLUB), 'SUNTOUCHER'

Featured music from our December 2007 program:

MUSIC BY DECHEN SHAK-DAGSAY

Featured music from our November 2007 program:

MUSIC FROM THE ALBUM 'LADER MANDOG' by SAHIL NEGI

ACEYALONE

Featured music from our October 2007 program:

CONGRESSIONAL GOLD MEDAL SONG BY TRULSHIK RINPOCHE

Featured music from our September 2007 program:

MUSIC FROM THE FILM 'MILAREPA'






GARCHEN RINPOCHE CHANTS SONGS OF MILAREPA

Featured music from our July 2007 program:

JJI EXILE BROTHERS








SONSTA: THE NEXT GENERATION

Featured music from our May 2007 program:

YUNGCHEN LHAMO has this to say about her song 'RANZEN'

Ranzen means freedom...To the Tibetans, I wish to say, rather than focus on the sad state of things, hurry up and study hard so you will have something to offer the world. If you want freedom, go and get it. Wherever you are now, your life is here. There will be a day when we get our country back. For this you should be cheerful, hang prayer flags, dance and make offerings.

Featured music from our April 2007 program:

CHINO (AKA TONY DORJEE)

Featured music from our March 2007 program:

KUNDUN: MUSIC FROM THE ORIGINAL SOUNDTRACK

Featured music from our January 2007 program:

MUSIC FROM THE FILM 'HIMALAYA'

Featured music from our November 2006 program:

TECHUNG









ANI CHOYING DOLMA

Featured music from our September 2006 program:

DECHEN SHAK-DAGSAY