Terri tells the famous story of Jim Morrison's onstage arrest from a different angle and Ash talks about how weird things get after gigs, especially in Southie. The ladies also react to learning of laws against laws that exist in 2019.

Ash and Terri explore the humorous and horrible world of uninvited guests on stage.

Terri tells about the time she was mansplained while buying guitar strings and Ash remembers the time her gig was interrupted by a call on a shoe phone.

Singer/songwriter Ariel Strasser joins Ash and Terri in the studio to share gig stories of forgotten gear and on-stage mistakes that led to years of inside jokes for the band. The ladies also give audience tips for engaging with musicians at shows and lay some ground rules for clapping.

Ash talks about her last week's gigs including a campground gig with a pack of cats and sitting in with country band, Scarlett Drive. Terri remembers when a woman of God spoke directly to her soul at a church "chior" gig. Also discussed are the "dews and don'ts" of fruit salad as decided by Terri and episode 4 guest, Matt Jackson.

Nate Ramsayer, singer, Les Mis consultant and collector of muskets joins Ash and Terri to discuss the ridiculous inner workings of singing back-up for artists including Andrea Bocelli, Sarah Brightman and Josh Groban.

Ash & Terri talk about cell phone gig etiquette gone wrong, muse over why a K9 actor's guild doesn't exist, and reminisce over how one stage was the site of a monsoon, a moth plague and an epic bug fogging. 

Singer/songwriter Matt Jackson joins Ash and Terri to share his wildest gig tales. Talks of accidental Christian festivals, way too intimate private performances, a musical chairs world championship gig and a fog machine that smells like maple syrup fill this episode with intrigue and laughter.

Terri opens the can of worms that is piano bar gigs and Ash reveals why she no longer plays gigs on holidays.

Ash tells the story of the time Uncle Sam showed up to a gig and played leap frog with a group of bachelorettes. Terri shares how she thought she got electrocuted by a donkey at a gig in Germany.