What is country music? Steel guitars, signing about your truck, long legs, and your dog? We delve into the historic genre and get behind the scenes stories with local artist Simba Jordan and Joe Boxer from 92.3 WCOL.

Simba and his band perform two fantastic acoustic tracks called "Country Thang" and "Hand Me Down Heart."

Our podcast turns two. Thank you so much for listening. Big plans in the works for ITRS. Our TV appearance. Famous duos: from Homer and Marge, to the Glimmer Twins, to Outkast, and more. Paying homage to Bowie. New music in 2016.

Tracks from Mojoflo and By Light We Loom.

A hose that shoots blood. Stage dives that go wrong. Rock band vs. rock brand. Delving deep into heavy metal memories of music veteran Daveman from 105.7 The X.

Featuring tracks from Beggars and Skulx.

For David Bowie: Face it - the Grammy's are a waste. We tell you why, exactly. The stuff from your childhood you wish would come back (some actually are). Death of musician Scott Weiland: is the rock and roll lifestyle actually necessary? Exploring the "vinyl fad."

Music from Zoo Trippin' and Earwig.

Greatest concert ever? The role of the FCC and censorship. Staying power of classic rock acts. What's next for rock radio? Joe Show from QFM96 sits down for a wide-ranging chat.

Tracks from The High Definitions and The Cordial Sins.

Christmas songs from hell - the one's that we cannot stand. Then, the Christmas songs we love. When is music not music anymore? Festive tracks from Forrest and The Evergreens, The Floorwalkers, and The Wet Darlings. Merry Christmas!

From Watershed to the Lonely Bones, a plethora of music history and memories with expert Columbus rocker Colin Gawel. Touring with Insane Clown Posse and an unlikely encounter with former Ohio State coach Jim Tressel.

We feature six of our favorite local bands and songs (so far). It's like picking which child you love the most. Previously unreleased podcast content.

The greatest rapper? What makes hip hop "good"? The line for lyrical content and if it exists. We uncover the State of Hip Hop in Columbus and across the country. Featuring tracks from CBus rapper Dominique LaRue.

Is rock still rebellious? Can music still start a revolution? Wondering music goes out of date - or if listeners just die off. The Rock and Roll Hall represents "the man." Unearthed audio from 1948 Indians game. Tracks from Gelatinus Cube and Kizzy Hall.