We sit down with my brother Gus Wolff in this one. We talk about the early days when we wanted to start a podcast together while he was living in NYC and Gus' latest favorite music. He breaks down his Spotify Top 5, featuring tracks like “I Want You Fever” by Momma, “Dog Days” by Dehd, and “The Boy” by Rochelle Jordan, plus favorites from Jessie Ware, Sheryl Crow, and Jess Williamson. From indie rock to dance floor cuts, we get into what he’s listening to, why it hits, and how music soundtracks different chapters of life. It’s a brotherly catch-up filled with nostalgia, taste debates, and the songs that define right now.

We sit down with Mothé in this one. The Los Angeles–based indie pop artist, known for their genre-blending sound and dynamic live shows, reflects on their creative process and the energy of touring last year on the Total Popstar Tour, where they played venues across the U.S. and brought new music to fans on the road. We talk about how their latest releases came together, what inspires their songwriting and performance style, and how life on the road shapes the music they make. Tune in for insight into Mothé’s artistic evolution and the stories behind the songs.

We sit down with my good friend Chris Kulesza in this one. On a sunny Saturday, we catch up about everything from him attending the No Kings protest on 7th Ave to somehow ending up doing college radio without me. We also get into discovering a new club called Refuge, the energy of the city right now, and the kind of conversations that only happen between old friends. It’s loose, honest, and full of real-time stories from the streets to the dance floor.

We sit down with Bryant Denton in this one. The host of Life Support on Radio Free Brooklyn joins us for a lively conversation about his house music days, unforgettable concert stories, and the love of karaoke nights.

We sit down with Mister Neth in this one. Brooklyn‑based musician and multi‑instrumentalist Ken O’Rourke, who performs under his Mister Neth moniker, talks about his latest project, Talkin’ With Toby EP, sharing the creative spirit behind the songs and how he crafts his sound from start to finish. Tune in for a candid conversation about his artistic journey, creative process, and what inspires his boundary‑pushing music

We sit down with Jonah Bobo in this one. The New York–born musician and former child actor turned multi‑instrumentalist shares the inspiration and stories behind his 2025 album Charm School, a genre‑spanning collection he produced, arranged, and performed himself. Tune in for a candid conversation about his creative evolution, the making of Charm School, and what drives his work as a recording artist,

We sit down with Tee Templeton in this one. The veteran songwriter from Starkville, Mississippi, shares the journey behind his debut album, Diner of Doubt, and his latest album from last year. Tune in for stories behind the songs, his creative process, and what it’s like to finally share decades of music with the world. A candid, inspiring look at Tee Templeton’s artistry and passion.

Get an inside look at the creative world of Ava Maybee in this one. We dive deep into their newest release, Orange Drive – EP, exploring the inspiration behind each track, the songwriting process, and the stories that shaped this vibrant project. Tune in for candid conversation, behind-the-scenes insights, and a glimpse into what makes Ava Maybee’s music so captivating.

Broadcasting while dog sitting in this one. This episode leans into restless, jagged energy and left-of-center textures. I spin new cuts from Etienne Machine, Neighbourly, Buddy Wynkoop, Water Machine, The Phlegms, SENTRIES, and Ditz, alongside sharp, punchy tracks from Charm School and Peel Dream Magazine.

I also dip into earlier releases from The Russian Futurists and Prefuse 73, drawing a loose thread between early-2000s experimentation and today’s noisy, melodic underground.

Vince Urbanowski returns to the show in this one. We catch up on what he’s been building since his last appearance and dive into his new collaborative project with Jonah Bobo under the name Jon Von.

We talk about how the partnership formed, what sparked their creative chemistry, and the making of their new double single,“Frogs and Wind” and “Take My Sense.” From sonic direction to lyrical themes, the conversation explores how the two balance instinct and intention, experimentation and structure.