Bill Cozzini is a Poet in San Jose CA. Chase Daugherty takes on the Fidget Spinner phenomenon. Bill chats about his De Anza acting and stand up comedy days, forming and running the AJAX open mic in downtown San Jose, and he recites his poem, "Spoken Chord Readings".

Adam Munoz is a Musician from San Jose CA. Adam chats about the inception of his band The Wet Bandits, playing at a young age in bars and LA, and the influence in his music of becoming a father.

Song in the intro - "Streets of Rage" by The Wet Bandits

Joshua Marcotte is a Street Photographer from San Jose CA. Jacob Wheels reviews the film The Big Sick. Joshua chats about being influenced by the past of San Jose, photographing classic cars, and how his Grandfathers storytelling helped shape his photographs.

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Mardi Morillo is a Musician in San Jose CA. Jorge rambles about seeing a movie on 4th of July. Mardi rambles about his newly released album Love Stories, collaborating with band members, and he performs an acoustic original "Wild Over You"

Song in Intro - "Third Of December" by Mardi Morillo

Eldita Tarani is a Musician from Kosovo. Jorge rambles about playing music in Santana Row. Eldita chats about the formation of ILA, growing up in Kosovo, and her experience landing in San Jose for the 1st time.

Song in the intro - "Cassetto" by Invisible Light Agency

Ryan Sudhakaran is a Comedian from San Jose CA. Jacob Wheels reviews the film Beatriz At Dinner. Ryan rambles about Honeyberry, Facebook, and Conspiracy Theories.

Jeanette Marin is a Comedian from San Jose CA. Jorge rambles about a music show in Santa Cruz CA. Jeanette chats about her start into comedy through a classroom assignment, processing her ordeal with cancer, and her ren-entry to comedy after an 8 year hiatus.

Amy Shank is a Comedian from San Jose CA. Jorge rambles about going to a wedding. Amy talks about her first joke at 2 years old, her Cal Poly years, and Saturn's return.

Noa Laniakea is a Musician currently in the South SF Bay Area. Jorge rambles about selling a guitar, Noa talks about choosing the Bass at a young age, performing Bluegrass, and the inception of their last name.

Song in the intro: "Tumbleweed" by The Mountain & The Moon

Bass Performance: "Lazy Sundays" by Noa Laniakea

Danny Dechi is a Comedian in San Francisco CA. Jacob reviews Your Name, a Japanese animated film. Danny Dechi chats about his Comedy beginnings, running open mics, and musical mouth and pencil talent.