Some songs to get you through the night.

Some songs to get you through the night.

Tape manipulator NonStick and performance artist Petit Mort stopped by the studio to talk how to make a tape loop, Mentos commercials, and live Youtube mixes.

Seattle's hottest drummer tells us what it's like to play a small synth, drum in Singapore, and deal with someone who wants to talk to you in a public bathroom.

In the opening segment Adam reminisces about a bizarre event in the history of Seattle radio. In the later part, Joshua of Antiquated Future talks about his zine, making friends at the post office, and what it's like to go viral on Reddit. In the end he makes our listeners an offer they can't refuse.

The women of Matriarch stopped by the studio to talk their debut single, how a coincidental meeting on the street changed the direction of the band, and when a show in Redding brought a tear to their eye. Co-host Kay complains about people mixing her jobs up.

Vox Sinistra a.k.a. Brittnie Fuller tells us about DJing at a DIY Lower Power FM station, booking all ages shows, and doing yoga with goats. Co-host Daniel deals with his late night addiction to sci-fi television.

The boys from Feed (former Ubi Roi, Rose Windows), came on the show to talk rock n' roll, frat houses, harmonicas, and being on set of a P.T. Anderson flick.

Comics creator Sarah Romano Diehl came by the studio to talk about her book Crust. We also talk about Italian American-identity, being prepared for summer, and the career of Al Pacino. Sam gives us the highs and lows of tabling at Emerald City Comic Con. www.sarahromanodiehl.com

In honor of Record Store Day, we start off our fourth season with the owner of Seattle's coolest record shop. Jason Grimes tells us about the weirdest records to come through his store, the ones he is still waiting for, and ones he regrets selling. Danny recalls being a Fleetwood Mac poser in his youth, and Adam laments bonus features on DVDs.