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This week, Gillian McGhee from the band Hi Ho drops by to discuss Avril Lavigne, alcohol, her previous band, the formation of Hi Ho, the latest single “Horizon” (plus video), and the upcoming single “Cold Shoulder”.

“Horizon” is available through most streaming services, and “Cold Shoulder” will be available late April.

This week, singer-songwriter Janet Blackwell stops by the show to talk about being a weird hole-digging and fairy village crafting child, service industry work, finding her voice, and upcoming new singles.

You can find music from Janet Blackwell through most music streaming services.

This week, as part of another double episode drop, it’s Mario Cannamela from the bands Bottom Bracket and Parachute Day. A fan of snakes (in the past) and birds (presently), Mario talks about starting Bottom Bracket in Springfield, IL, and how he eventually brought it to Chicago where he soon became part of the band Parachute Day as well.

Both bands are currently working on albums, but previously released music for both can be found through most music streaming services.

This week, as part of another double episode drop, it’s Dan and Garrison from the band Damager. A lot has changed with Damager since Dan’s last appearance on the show in early 2022 (as well as with Dan personally), including a recently released music video, as well as the band’s soon-to-be-released single “8 Bus Fiasco”.

“8 Bus Fiasco” will be available through most music streaming services starting on March 31st.

This week, Chris, Jake, Garrett, and Danny from the band Sweet Bike stop by the show for a special three hour discussion on a variety of topics, including mental health (and the topic of suicide), as well as their upcoming debut album “Ode to Coty”, and their album release show at Sleeping Village on April 12th.

“Ode to Coty” will be available through most streaming services starting on March 31st.

This week, it’s Mitchell, Ryan, and Greg from The Weekend Run Club. Featuring a new lineup since the band’s first appearance on the show, the discussion revolves around the topics of dinosaurs, mathematics, finding the space to speak about what’s important to you, and new music.

Their latest single, “Blossom”, will be available on most streaming services starting on Friday, March 17th.

This week, singer-songwriter Iris Marlowe makes her debut on the show to talk about childhood productions, a long resume (including being an intern on Conan), being unhinged, past music, and the Kickstarter for her new album.

You can find Iris Marlowe’s music through most music streaming services.

This week, it’s Catherine, Danny, and Lucy from the band Honey Cellar, discussing learning new languages out of spite, transformative road trips (and trips abroad), narcolepsy, breathing techniques for anxiety, and their schedule for releasing new music every other year.

You can find Honey Cellar’s music through most music streaming platforms.

This week, as part of another double episode drop, it’s singer-songwriter Jared Jones. Jared and Andy discover early on that their mutual ADHD is conducive to tangents, and Jared walks Andy through how a bad relationship and therapy led to his recently released album “The Uncivil Truth”.

You can find Jared’s album “The Uncivil Truth” on most music streaming services.

This week, as part of another double episode drop, it’s artist and musician Anna White from the band Pinksqueeze. Anna talks zine culture, past bands, the city of Bellingham, the longer-than-anticipated journey to joining Pinksqueeze, and some upcoming music.

You can find music from Pinksqueeze on most music streaming services.