It's a marriage you may not have thought of: music and art. But, the 934 Gallery is curating something special in this city with their annual concert event. Sit down with us as we learn more about this unique and very special part of Columbus.

This episode featuring music from Hello Luna and Turtle Island.

On November 25th, 1976, legendary musicians gathered to pay tribute to The Band. Every year in Columbus, legendary (614) musicians gather to do the same. Join us in conversation with James Wooster - the man who puts this show on.

Songs from: The Spikedrivers and New Basics Brass Band.

ITRS SPECIAL: George and Hope from the Fright Club podcast at MaddWolf.com join us to discuss the absolute freakiest Halloween theme. Is it Freddy Krueger's jam? Or perhaps "The Exorcist?" Or, maybe the theme from "Night of the Living Dead?" Listen and find out - before it's too late.

More: http://maddwolf.com.

They create some incredibly unique sounds for the city. They are three young Columbus guys who combine their musical passion to create something of their own. While finding a second home in New Orleans, they say they improvise every show. But, it feels like they know just what they are doing. They are: New Thousand.

This episode features two exclusive performances.

Dubbed as the "longest continually running rock club," the Newport Music Hall is sure to have stories smoked into its walls. We sit down with Chris Steris, the historic venue's general manager, and get at least some of the Newport nitty gritty.

This episode featuring songs from Dave Buker and The Historians and Mistar Anderson.

What makes a good song good? Is it something in the beat? Or, maybe a little heat? Perhaps you like the lyrics? Or, you could just like to hear licks. What makes a good song good?

This episode featuring good songs from New Thousand and Matt Monta.

Columbus is home to a powerful southern rock quartet known as the Phillip Fox Band. Their deep lyrics, intricate harmonies, and stories will hook you right quick!

Featuring two exclusive performances of their songs "Lowdown" and "Possum Creek."

What does the future hold for Columbus' vibrant music scene? Get the answer from Dwight Heckelman, the "primary catalyst" at GrooveU - a two-year music education program in CBus.

Tracks from Forest and the Evergreens and Oliver Oak.

We gain a member of the show. Plus, are services like Spotify fair to the artists? Why or why not? Song from Fingers.

The Central Ohio blues-rock legend Willie Phoenix joins us. He tells the story of BS-ing his way to radio and a pretty surprising take on the state of rock and roll. Mr. Phoenix performs two exclusive acoustics.