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In this episode, Bud and Roach discuss Andy Mckee's shared passion for music, from fingerstyle guitar techniques to metal music, as they explore how their diverse interests in things like drifting, acoustic guitar techniques, and even the iconic Candy Rat video have shaped their perspectives on life, education, and the importance of pursuing one's passions, whether it means dropping out of the traditional education system or embracing a drug-free lifestyle.

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In this episode, Bud and Roach discuss the grinds of independent artist DeJuan Lewis in both Boston and New York City, exploring how their commutes, weather differences, and the impact of social media on their lifestyles and the music industry have shaped their journeys, while also touching on the importance of making healthy lifestyle choices and finding instant gratification in the art they create.

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In this episode, Bud and Roach discuss the holiday season, reflecting on their childhood memories of Black Friday stampedes and family traditions while also exploring the rise of online shopping trends and the impact of holiday commercialism, and how they plan to volunteer at a local charity event to raise donations for a Santa program that aims to bring joy to underprivileged children, all while addressing security issues and the importance of community service during the season.

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In this episode, Bud and Roach discuss the evolution of hip hop through the lens of Afroman's "one hit wonder" status, exploring how it compares to other genres like guitar learning and the broader landscape of independent music versus major record deals, while also touching on the diversity within hip hop generations and the impact of musical perspectives such as Code 45's influence on the scene.

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In this episode, Bud and Roach discuss the crucial role of music supervision in the filmmaking process, exploring how composers and filmmakers collaborate to create impactful movie soundtracks, from budgeting and choosing the right trailers to the importance of cinematography and directing in enhancing the overall cinematic experience, all while sipping on Bushwick's unique coffee culture. Featuring filmmaker Usher Morgan and actress/musician Katie Vincent, and their theatrical release, "Pickings".

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In this episode, Bud and Roach discuss the evolution of music creation from pen and paper to digital notation software, exploring how technological advancements like internet broadcasting and YouTube have transformed both the process of composing music and the cultural exchange of ideas, drawing parallels between the Depression-era Voice of America and modern-day digital distribution platforms while also touching on the complex interplay of copyright laws and musician's rights in the age of free distribution. Featuring David Amram.

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In this episode, Bud and Roach discuss the uncertainty in weather patterns, including the snow in Northeast and government conspiracy theories, while also touching on public transportation issues like asshole behavior on public transit and the challenges faced by train commuters, all while navigating through cultural appropriation and the bias in mainstream media, such as CNN News, and exploring how Patreon content and unlimited service could potentially address some of these issues.

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In this episode, Bud and Roach discuss Rick Gonzalez's diverse experiences, from California weather and marijuana legalization in Los Angeles to their acting careers and collaborations with Lady Gaga, as they delve into their Brooklyn neighborhood connections and family roots, sharing stories of Hollywood experiences like rehearsals with Steven Spielberg and camaraderie with Samuel L. Jackson, while also reflecting on their transition from actor to rapper, the making of their mixtape, and a wild night of partying that led to an unexpected assistant director call.

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In this episode, Bud and Roach discuss the Late Haven initiative, exploring how it aims to normalize public breastfeeding while also addressing the broader public health concerns surrounding maternal and infant well-being, including the importance of maternal antibodies and the benefits of breastfeeding, and they delve into historical campaigns and current debates about the sexualization of women and the role of corporate influence on parenting. Featuring Ayana Mailtand.

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In this episode, Bud and Roach discuss Russell Taylor's various strategies for achieving financial independence, including real estate investment in Brazil and Columbia, exploring multiple incomes through online marketing and cryptocurrency, and building a permanent income through dividend stocks and property investment, while also touching on the importance of thinking outside the box for the American dream versus reality and addressing Veteran issues such as suicide.

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