In this episode of V4V Radio, host Mark Winchester takes listeners on a musical journey through the value for value music scene. The show kicks off with "River People" by The Fifty Four Plates, setting the stage for a diverse lineup of tracks. Listeners are treated to the evocative "Surrender to the Void" by MANSHIP, a song that explores themes of vulnerability and surrender. The episode continues with Cobby Anoyntin's mellow track "You," offering a soothing contrast to the intensity of the previous song. Mark encourages listeners to support the artists by streaming sats and sending boosts, highlighting the importance of community support in the value verse.

As the episode progresses, Patrick Manian's "Tired Alone" brings a reflective tone, followed by the energetic "The Shapeshifter" by Two Weeks in Nashville. The show concludes with "My Brother" by The Doerfels, a powerful track from their new album "Bloodshot Live." Throughout the episode, Mark emphasizes the value for value model, inviting listeners to contribute and be part of the show's community. He also promises to acknowledge supporters in future episodes, fostering a sense of connection and gratitude among the audience.