In this special bonus episode, Jeremy and Paul welcome back some favorite and recurring guests in celebration of their 100th podcast during this live recording on the grounds of the Krasl Art Center. Among those stopping by are Larry Nielsen; Larry Underwood; Anna Russo-Sieber; Becky Wehmer; Julia Gourley; Lana DeFrancesco; Mike Nadolski; Nathan Margoni; Nikki Gauthier; Kristen Patzer; and Jenny Waters.

In this week’s episode, Jeremy and Paul talk with Krasl Art Center Deputy Director and Curator Tami Miller about the new exhibitions "Pete Souza: Two Presidents, One Photographer" and "In the artlab: Norwood Viviano" opening Friday at KAC; and Anna Russo-Sieber, owner of ARS Gallery Arts & Culture Center, about their "I Am The Greatest" Beach Bash on Saturday at North Pier Brewing.

In this week’s episode, Jeremy and Paul talk with Mike Nadolski, executive director of The Mendel Center at Lake Michigan College, and Grace Kelmer, director of the Mainstage, to announce the 2019-2020 Mendel Center Mainstage season lineup; The GhostLight Theatre's inaugural class of apprentice artists, Fafa Shaeffer, Zachary Myers, Micah Brooks and Hans Chelesvig, and Indianapolis-based musician Joshua Powell, whose namesake band returns to play The Livery.

In this week’s episode, Jeremy and Paul chat with musicians JD McPherson and Nora Jane Struthers, who are both part of the lineup of the 7th annual BBQ, Blues & Bluegrass festival taking place Saturday at Whirlpool Centennial Park in St. Joseph; and Jonathan Cable, who portrays Nick Massi, in the national touring production of "Jersey Boys," which takes the stage Thursday night at The Mendel Center at Lake Michigan College in Benton Harbor.

In this week’s episode, Jeremy and Paul are joined by ARS Gallery-Arts & Culture Center owner and namesake Anna Russo Sieber and Michigan artist Shanna Shearer, who has a new exhibition opening Friday at ARS; and St. Joseph Today Executive Director Amy Zapal, who shares the music, food and drink lineup of the 7th annual BBQ, Blues and Bluegrass.

In this week’s episode, Jeremy and Paul are joined by Box Factory for the Arts executive director Kristen Patzer and artists Kristin Hosbein, Kathleen Newman and Carol L. Myers to talk about their new exhibitions opening Friday at the venue; and The Mendel Center executive director Mike Nadolski and Mainstage director Grace Kelmer announce the 2019-2020 lineup of The Economic Club of Southwestern Michigan Speaker Series at Lake Michigan College.

In this week’s episode, Jeremy and Paul talk with Mary Fahl, the former lead vocalist for 1990s chamber-pop group October Project, who returns Saturday to play a solo show at The Acorn Theater in Three Oaks.

In this week’s episode, Jeremy and Paul welcome back Twin City Players board president Bill Klein to talk about the newly released 2019-2020 TCP Mainstage Season; and chat with The Go Rounds' Mike Savina, who along with his bandmates, returns to The Livery on Friday to play a special show dedicated to the music of Talking Heads as part of Funk Fest.

In this week’s episode, Jeremy and Paul welcome back Krasl Art Center Deputy Director and Curator Tami Miller to talk about "Body Language," a new multi-media exhibition, which will be on view beginning Friday in the KAC galleries. The exhibition features the works of Sara Peak Convery, Jacklynn Kelsey, Lisa Krannichfeld, Mychaelyn Michalec, Alanna Huck-Scarry, KC Crow Maddux, Klaus Pinter and Rui Sha. 

In this week’s episode, Jeremy and Paul talk with Steve Boone of The Lovin' Spoonful who headlines "Stars of the Sixties" on Saturday at The Mendel Center at Lake Michigan College; and the Krasl Art Center's Keith Stevens returns to talk about the Middle and High School Student Art Exhibition – a partnership between Krasl, Berrien RESA and the Box Factory for the Arts – which will be on view beginning Saturday at the Box.