Episode #38. This episode features the soulful vocals of Nick Johnson, accompanied by Greensboro guitarist Marcus Horth. Nick performs his original Losing My Mind and cover of the legendary I'd Rather Go Blind. His new EP is Fight On. Elementary school teacher, author, and motivational speaker Trey Adams shares his philosophy for positive productive people, including: We are meant to be exactly where we are right now. (Date: 3/22/19)

Episode #37. Greensboro-based vocalist and songwriter Erin Blue, accompanied by pianist John Jenkins, sings two mashups: 1) Crazy/Crazy In Love, and 2) Cranes in the Sky/Redbone. Heather McGinnis, who's Instagram handle is Gate City Mama, talks about growing up in Greensboro and raising kids while working as a newborn and family photographer. (Date: 3/7/19)

Episode #36. Condado (Birdie Velasquez, Kevin Benitez, Javan Trinidad, and Josh Reid) are known for their lyrical content and guitar innovations. In this episode, we hear and acoustic set from their self-titled EP, releasing this month on Bandcamp. We hear 1) Army Jacket, 2) Red Shorts, and 3) A Lighter Will Burn a Bridge Fine. (Date: 2/15/19)

Episode #35. This episode features discussion with members of Terms and Conditions, a math rock band from Greensboro NC. We feature three tracks from their newly-released EP Excuse My Colors: 1) Contrasting Vibrations, 2) Sunday in Mexico, and 3) Excuse my Colors. Math rock has been described as "deliciously disjointed" and "a coordinated mess" and has its roots in punk and progressive rock. Like jazz, math rock strives to convey a mental picture with an unconventional stop-and-go sound, abstract time signatures, and extended instrument technique. Listen and learn! (Date: 2/8/19)

Episode #34. Recording artist Joy Janetta and O.Hey weekly hometown newsletter join us for artistry and discussion!  Joy performs her newest single: Free.  (Date: 1/17/19)

Episode #33. With Cody Bishoff and William Clayton, Zane Frye and Wes Lauterbach are the Greensboro-born electro rock band LOWBORN.  On this Gate City Live, Zane performs acoustic versions from LOWBORN's album On My Way. 1) Reckless, 2) Crazy, and 3) Nothing Left. (Date: 12/21/18)

Episode #32. Rooted in R&B, jazz, and Hip Hip, true North Carolinian Tyler Long's self-described sound is Future Soul. On this show, he performs 1) After Glow and 2) Hold Out.  We talk about gratitude, confidence, and how he honors the music. (Date: 11/30/19)

Episode #31. Maguire Lubika founded his nonprofit Smell the Roses while a junior at UNCG. He organizes one-on-ones that connect those experiencing homelessness with local "everyday" businesses and people. Participants receive a day of hair-styling, a restaurant meal, shopping and fun in his program Just for a Day. Aisha Hollins reads three poems: Hey's Dance, Untitled, and Fools Love. Both are prime examples of how our college community cares and thrives i- here n our hometown of Greensboro, NC. (Date: 11/9/18)

Episode #30. Emma Lee and Tyler Millard were established performers in their own right who met and married, now performing together. Emma's early years in opera bring strength and substance to vocals, while Tyler executes with musical attention to detail. On this show, they perform 1) Red Guitar, 2)Mercy, 3) The Prologue - with which he proposed, and 4)This Train. Watch for their upcoming duo project, a 4-song EP. (Date: 11/2/18)

Episode #29. Zyon served as the emcee of the launch of Artists United to End Poverty. She and her mother Wynter Graham have found a home here, and during this show we had the awesome privilege of hearing Zyon sing On My Mind by Georgia Smith. Paula Dozier is a few months away from opening The Barking Deck, an indoor pub and dog park. 10% of their membership pre-sale on GoFundMe will go to the SPCA. (Date: 10/26/18)