In this very special episode, Ash & Terri ask each other tough gig/music related questions. 

Musician and music teacher, Laura Frye, shares the tale of her first chorus field trip as a teacher, a dangerous peanut event at a holiday gig and the story of how she was an inch away from being on a true crime podcast instead.

Terri covers the most infamous Super Bowl halftime show of all time and Ash updates us on her Arizona gig.

Jim Renner, front man of Life of the Party, shares highlights from his extensive gig experience from weddings, to biker bars, and outdoor events doomed by their names.

Terri chronicles the events of Woodstock 1999 and Ash reviews Allen Stone's Karaoke Extravaganza show.

Terri and Ash tackle the mysteries behind booking agents, contracts, riders and why it's so hard to get paid for gigs.

Ash reveals the story around her band's invention of the "thrown high five" and Terri muses over Lana Del Rey's infamous SNL performance and subsequent comeback.

Terri tells us about her trip to Bob Seger's gig at the Garden and Ash recounts last week's gig where people got weird at a fundraiser event.

Ash shares a fellow podcaster's story of being harassed at a gig by one of the dumbest DJs ever. Terri tells the classic story of the time Rage Against the Machine accidentally booked a gig in Utah.

Terri & Ash discuss how performers and their friends sometimes have to run double duty as security and also take a look at the wonderful world of buying and selling musical instruments online.