Five years after recording episode 29's interview with Cam Smith, Scott returns to the squeaky chairs of Incremental Records to go over what's changed in the recording engineer/musician's musical and personal life.

Musician/recording engineer Cam Smith talks to Scott about his upbringing in rural Western Australia, how he built a name for his studio (Incremental Records) and playing in a whole lot of Brisbane bands. Originally recorded in May 2013 for Scott's first attempt at a podcast, Only Talking Sense.

Scott talks to drummer and fellow community radio host Linda Dark about journaling, drawing, Townsville and why she's taking a break from playing in bands.

Kellie Lloyd from the band Screamfeeder joins Scott to talk about managing her music and work commitments, learning how to be calm, the process of giving up alcohol and the writing of her song "Stopless".

Travel back in time as teenage Scott interviews his grandmother, Mabel, about her life and travels before present-day Scott fills in the blanks with a follow-up interview with his mother, Ruth.

Past guest Jeremy Neale turns the tables and interviews Scott about childhood, playing music and the evolution of life priorities.

Radio host, zine-maker and punk rocker Alex Campbell talks to Scott about discovering riot grrrl culture, starting bands and staying DIY in a capitalist system.

Violinist, singer and microbiologist Phillipa Perrott talks to Scott about orchestral tours of Europe, experimenting with bioaerosols and pulling pranks with her identical twin sister.

Scott's bandmate Harley Young talks about his travels around the world, his home suburb of Sandgate, getting nervous onstage and the huge blowup the two had while on tour in Newcastle.

Scott talks to his cousins Jeff and Jono Hansen about universal basic income, the value of art, crowdfunding and a whole lot about movies.