In our final episode of the season we sat down with Molly, Garrick, and Tim of The Civil Engineers. We learned about Molly's scandalous role in a recent puppet musical, heard about what it's like to be in an 8-piece band with a horn section, and enjoyed a spicy live performance of the octet's brand new song "Say My Name".

In episode 5 Justin travels 700 miles east to Ithaca, New York to meet with legendary songwriter John Dean of the Dean Brothers Band.

This extra special episode is packed with great stories and music spanning 6 decades. After you listen be sure to scoot on over to abombaudio.com to see videos of John's live performances!

Episode 4 brought us infectious positivity and passion in the form of Jon Allegretto, the acclaimed frontman of melodic Chicago rock trio A Friend Called Fire. We learned about his life-long rebellion against silent letters, heard him channel Frankie Valli, and discovered the mysterious connection between his last name and the tempo of his songs.

This episode's live performance is a solo version of "Love is Free", a hopeful new song where Jon is joined on backing vocals by Chris Shern and Justin Birchard of Invisible Cartoons. See a video of the live performance at http://abombaudio.com

In Episode 3 we sat down with Baby Money & the Down Payments, a roaringly melodic trio from Chicago. In addition to a soulful live performance, the band also makes an exclusive announcement about their political future, and discusses what it takes to win your very own custom engraved waffle iron. Check out abombaudio.com for all the latest rumors and details!

In this episode the A-Bomb crew gets together with Nathan Kalish and the Lastcallers for some live music and tales from the road.

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The musical equivalent of a warm wind on a backwoods road trip, Nathan Kalish and the Lastcallers know how to roast a smooth, jaunty vibe over their own gritty, personal campfire.

Find out more at nathankalish.us

The debut episode of A-Bomb Audio!

On this month's show we talk with Fight With Monsters, a smooth-yet-spicy indie rock band with an undercurrent of psychedelia and a thirst for transcendence.

FWM's Ryan Caldwell and Ryan Worthy joined us for an interview replete with cackling good times, real music truths and a fantastic in-studio performance of their song "Escape".