This week on Snacky Tunes, hosts Greg and Darin Bresnitz are closing out the 2014 CMJ Music Marathon with a special music episode!

Oliver Ignatius isn't here this week but the show goes on! Chadborne Oliver, Jim Testa, Jamie Frey and members of the Harmonica Lewinskies take over hosting duties on Mama Coco's Funky Kitche and get interrupted by none other than the Mayor of Music.

This week on Nothing Urgent, Derek Evers and Christopher Robbins are joined in the studio by Montreal-based band Solids.

This week on Nothing Urgent, hosts Derek Evers and Chris Robbins feature Bucky Turco, editor at Animal New York, and YC the Cynic, hip-hop artist from the Bronx.

Welcome to the CMJ 2013 Edition of Nothing Urgent! Derek Evers sits down with Hunters, Palehound, Darl Ferm of Speedy Ortiz, Steve and Theo Hartlett of Ovlov, and Dan Goldin and Dave Spak of Exploding in Sound Records.

The CMJ Music Marathon is coming up; tune into this week's Metropolitan Ave. as DJ Lady DM gives the scoop on the NYC festival. Emily White of Readymade Records and Whitesmith Entertainment joins the program to give her networking tips for CMJ.

Shannon Shaw of Shannon and the Clams is hanging out in the studio with Derek Evers and Chris Robbins on this week's episode of Nothing Urgent! Derek and Chris start off the episode by reviewing what's urgent in the news: Paula Deen's racism, Citibikes, and NYPD bike tickets.

Attention, bands- learn how to get more fans! We've got Jesse Cannon, author of Get More Fans: The DIY Guide To The Music Business, this week on The Mike & Judy Show to help Joe Galarraga get his band Big Ups some more fans.

Greg and Darin celebrate the 150th episode of Snacky Tunes today! Tune into this episode to hear from Scott DeSimon and Justin Chearno of Pitchblende and Turing Machine. Hear the two talk about independent rock in the 1990s, touring, and eating on the road.

John Holmstrom, punk cartoonist and writer, brings The Best of Punk Magazine to The Mike & Judy Show. Tune in to hear John, Mike Edison, and Judy McGuire talk about the parallels between punk rock and comic books.