Ashley Rogers plays a big part in the Quad Cities entertainment scene. From emceeing events to appearing in films shot in the area, Ashley talks about how she got into all things pop culture and the projects she'll be up to in the future. (Note: Some events discussed in this episode have been rescheduled due to COVID-19)

Wes Julien stops by to talk about his Love for music, what he's doing to grow the entertainment community in the Quad Cities, and the venue he's opening up!

TC Boyd is a musician and motivational speaker in the Quad Cities. He talks about his new ablum and book, "It Ain't Easy," being a role model to young men, taking his message of hope to schools and much more!

Marlena Midnite, Cat Ziggy, and Jennifer Boisen talk about their show, Midnite Mausoleum, their fanbase, how the show has helped them grow as artists, and much more!

An advocate for mental health awareness, Haley DeGreve calls in to talk about her organization called The Gray Matters and its campaign to strike up conversations regarding mental health. She shares how the group began, how it's spreading a message of hope and compassion, and gives some advice to people currently battling with mental health issues.

Special interview with Young Scrimmage, who makes his second guest appearance on the podcast. This time around, he talks about how he's doing during the COVID-19 pandemic, his new project dropping May 8th, Scrimmy Neutron, and talks about what things will be like for him and his brand once the pandemic ends.

Ever wondered what YOU can do to help take care of the planet? In this special Earth Day episode, Tina Hurlburt stops by to talk about how and why she decided to change her lifestyle to be more sustainable. She also shares some tips on how you can be a little more eco friendly and reduce your carbon footprint.

Business owner and dance instructor, Samantha Karadsheh, teaches belly dancing in the Quad Cities. She stops by the podcast to talk about her love for the art, why she decided to become an instructor, and debunks some preconceived ideas that people may have about what belly actually is.

Economics Expert, Greg Aguilar, stops by to talk about how more people, specifically people in their 20s and 30s are choosing to invest their money, skills, and trade into the Quad Cities. We talk about what this means for the area and how we as a community and help keep this trend going in the years to come.

Augustana Grad and music producer, FVNTVNV (Pronounced, Fantana), is one of the top producers in the Quad Cities and Midwest. He has lent his music to many 100 Series projects including this podcast! He talks about where they found his passion for music, how he developed his style and what he has planned for the future.