90s party Peach Pit celebrates 10 years next month. DJ Matt Bailer stops by the show to chat about the last decade and looks forward to the future with their about-to-launch Sunday afternoon 80's party.

Lisa Ann “LAMARKS” Markuson is the founder of Ars Poetica. They'll be at our End-of-Summer Camp party this Friday at the Smithsonian American Art Museum. Write a letter home from camp.

Joanna Marsh, Deputy Education Chair, Head of Interpretation and Audience Research at the Smithsonian American Art Museum comes on the show to chat about the American Myth and Memory. Then Listen Local First's Christopher Naoum joins us about the upcoming, inaugural Down in the Reeds Festival.

Roofers Union and Atlas Brew Works teamed up to make the Adams Morgan Festival IPA, available beginning Sunday, September 8. It's also the 41st Annual Adams Morgan Day Festival and first day of DC Beer Week 2019.

Summerhouse is in the midst of a Kickstarter campaign to get the indie magazine off the ground. Creator and editor Michelle Delgado comes on the show to discuss D.C.'s creative community.

Variety is right, Conan is the reason podcasting exists.

There's a good man putting old TVs on people's doorsteps. Unrelated, the REACH is about the change The Kennedy Center.

The CQ Roll Call Deputy Editor and host of Political Theater comes on the show to discuss the new, buzzy Netflix doc The Great Hack. Related, an appreciation on the late, great documentarian D.A. Pennebaker.

Beverly Hills 90210 is returning for its third iteration. So is Death Becomes Us. Jenn Tisdale comes back on the show to discuss her excitement for both.

Washington Post writer Chris Kelly recently reviewed Blink 182 and Lil Wayne's co-headlining tour. Both acts, though still releasing new music, leaned in on the nostalgia and who exactly benefitted?