On this edition of Keagan It Real, Keagan waxes about the end of the summer he has grown to love before speaking to long time friend Ruby Flores about her art career, how she got started and has grown as an artist, and their shared love of the latinx culture of San Antonio and South Texas. Then they turn the conversation toward music, what their current interests are, what directions they see modern music going in, and particularly what influences and trends are having the biggest impact on modern music.

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Theme Music: All These Things That I've Done by The Killers

Art: Ruby Flores

Follow Ruby Flores on Instagram and Facebook @griim_art, Twitter @griim_reefer or shop for her artwork at griimart.bigcartel.com. Please check her out and support her work.

Stay Golden.

After a very long hiatus, Keagan It Real is back. Keagan provides an update about what has been going on since the last episode, including the thrills of summertime and spending time with friends outside of work. Later Quenton and Keagan talk about NBA Free Agency now that the madness of Free Agency has calmed down. Finally, they answer some deep question from a friend about family and friendship.

Follow Keagan on Twitter @KeaganWickerham

Theme Music: All These Things That I've Done by The Killers

Art: Ruby Flores

Follow Ruby Flores on Instagram @griim_art or shop for her artwork at griimart.bigcartel.com

Stay Golden.

Keagan talks about friendship and keeping up with people before being joined by Quenton Polk to review the 25 most interesting Grammy Award Categories ahead of Sunday Night's Grammy Awards. (Around 13 minutes in.) Then the boys talk NBA basketball, including the Anthony Davis drama, the lead-up to the NBA Trade Deadline and the deadline day deals before the guys look ahead to what we expect to see in the NBA as we reach the twilight of the 2018-2019 NBA Season. (About 63 minutes in) Finally, Keagan says some thank you's and asks for input from the listeners as the show closes. New episodes will be back in a week. Email suggestions to [email protected].

Keagan opens the show by talking about things that have kept him thinking this week, including thoughts inspired by Chuck Klosterman's book "But What If We're Wrong" and how we can approach the idea that things we accept to be true may be wrong. Then Quenton comes on the line and they discuss the halftime show, national anthem and commercials from The Super Bowl. (Around 20 minutes in, good for non-football fans.) Then they shift their focus to the actual football game (around 60 minutes in) and the future of football and The Super Bowl.