2020 got off to a rough start. 

We're back now with a new vision and format for your listening pleasure!

Next week we will be talking about video game culture, and we want your input.

Send us a message (@BFAWHY) on twitter, instagram, or facebook and let us know what your favorite video game is/was and any/all of your thoughts concerning the influence that video games have had on culture as a whole.

Hello Friends!

This is the official podcast birthday episode. One year of podcasty goodness is now available for your earholes!

We talk about gratitude, buzzwords and bandwagons, and wanting to strangle people who use them. we're not angry, we just knew about them first. 

What is up Friends!

Archer is still under observation at the moment, so we are going to take this opportunity to throw things back to our first podcasting venture, Average Ghosts.

This episode features the infamous shit story that we mentioned when my buddy Daniel was in town.

It is nice to reflect on how far we have come since originally recording this episode. We have grown SO much since the days of Average Ghosts. 

I hope you enjoy this throwback!

Friends!

We have been at this for a year to the day! We are so thankful for 

Every. Single. One. Of. You.

I can think of no better way to have celebrated our anniversary than to have sat down with the O.G.'s Ray and Dain!

These two have been staples on the podcast and have helped us elevate to where we are now. We had so much fun just shooting the shit and discussing life, goals, and how far we have all come.  

This is the end of our first year, but the beginning of many, many more. 

From the bottom of our hearts, thank you!

-Aaron & Dylan

What is good Fam!?

@mitchbakermusic is playing a show on Dec. 7th at El Corazon in seattle with his band @vacuous_band! We sat down and discussed his musical inspiration, what it's like letting go of creative control in a project and chasing your passion. 

Mitch is a genuine dude and supremely talented, it's always fun to hang with him and pick his brain. We hope to see you all at the show!

We got the chance to have a nice little chat with two of the boys from Fit For An Autopsy before murdering the stage at El Corazon in Seattle.

Joe Badolato (Vocals) and Peter "Blue" Spinazola (Bass)

They were some the the most genuine and kind dudes we have ever shared the mic with. 

We touched on what it is like to join an established band, post tour depression, and their new album "The Sea Of Tragic Beasts".

We hope you enjoy this episode!