Episode #18. Grammy award-winning producer Fanatic and singer-songwriter JTimber talk about Artists United to End Poverty, an album with 20 tracks contributed by local musicians, 20 spoken word performances and music interludes, plus a group song Die for Love. All proceeds from the album go the United Way of Greensboro to end poverty in our community. JTimber performs Love Revolution. (Date: 7/27/18)

Episode #17. Brandon Walker and Ciyadh Wells, classical guitarists perform: Gigue BWV996 (Bach); Bate-Coxa (Periara); Cadenza from We're All In This Together (M.L. Smith); Pacoca (Machado); and Prelude to Saudade (Mangore). On Pacoca, Rebecca Perry accompanies. Walker and Wells are among 18 students in this years immersive Classical Guitar Program, part of the Eastern Music Festival. The Eastern Music Festival is one of the nation's premier summer music festivals. http://easternmusicfestival.org/ (Date: 7/20/18)

Episode #16. Hear them Roar! 4th grade Parkview Elementary students Randy Bethea and Brooklyn Sheppard from High Point, NC rap to their student-composed "I Am a Panther." Parkview music teacher Jordan Jones, and homeroom teacher Megan Smoot also join the show, giving insight on what it's like to handle fourth graders these days. (Date: 6/28/18)

Episode #15. Duncan Butler, born and raised in Greensboro NC with a multi-generational family of musicians, talks about his journey and relationship with music - how it has defined and charted his life. Twice, Duncan has been a finalist on Amateur Night at the Apollo, once in 1987 and then thirty years later in 2017. Over the course of his life and career, Duncan tackled some the hardest life challenges anyone could face. He performs three songs: I Love the Lord, To Save My Soul, and Peace, Love, and Happiness, from the album of the same name. (Date: 6/15/18)

Episode #14. Laura Overcash follows her feet through North Carolina's Piedmont Triad as Instagram's nctriadgirl. She talks with fellow hometown booster Greensboro Gal about trails, perspective, and Elvis impersonators. (Date: 6/8/18)

Episode #13. Naiya Smith and Tejiri Adjekpiyede, both writers and seniors at NCA&T, share. their work and talk about fear, love, self-discovery and black culture. Naiya reads from her book, Love's Garden. Tejiri adds another layer of love with two poems. We all loved doing this show about love! (Date: 6/1/18)

Episode #12. Brittany Wilson, an event executive with Alice's Table and Bryan Toney, a local sing-songwriter talk about their work, music, what's hard and what's new. Bryan performs 1- Wondering, 2- If Only and 3-Community Pie. Also, a promo for upcoming Alice's Table events and Gate City Songwriters showcase at City Market. (Date: 5/25/18)

Episode #11. Inclusive, diverse, and free: Greensboro Bound literary festival this year brought more than 80 writers together with local publishers, booksellers and book lovers for panel discussions and workshops. Meet Steve Mitchell (Scuppernong Books), Deonna Kelli Sayed (writer and festival coordinator), and local poet Coen Cauthen (Haiku, book is 575) (Date: 5/18/18)

Episode #10. Breez previews his upcoming EP release 1ne Sound with two tracks: "Bad As You," and "Hurt 'Em." Jordan Jones and John Jenkins talk about life in their group PermanENT iNK and highlight their track 'True Blue" from album Shipwrecked. (Date: 5/11/18)

Episode #9. Singer Songwriter Betsy Craft performs original tunes and Randy Seals describes his vision for studio and local music venue On Pop Of The World Studios. Setlist: "That City," "Can't Be Heard," " Radio Love," and "Hum Song." (Date: 5/4/18)