This was recorded at the early stages of the pandemic, and hearing the uncertainty in our voices at the time back then, and comparing it to what we know now, is pretty interesting. More than that is how AMAZING Judah's story is, and the lengths he went to, to fulfill his dreams of making it in music. If you need that little extra spark of inspiration, or motivation this is for you.

Aradia has an angelic voice and amazing personality to match. When we recorded this it was the height of quarantine and she was getting ready for a live stream that night! We spoke about her musical direction, artists she loves being compared to, and how she's spending time at home during quarantine.

Jada Michael is a bad b*tch! I mean that in the nicest way possible, in this episode we talk to Jada who is unapologetic, and confident in not only her body and sexuality but also her music. This is an empowering episode for aspiring musicians, or anyone who needs a reminder that confidence and beauty is a mind set WE ALL POSSESS!

I met Hariz a year ago at a music summit. He was one of those guys I love meeting, he was down to earth, friendly, and had a vast knowledge of pop music. I was happy to link up to him for this episode, not only to talk about his musical growth, but how he's been keeping busy during COVID as well. Also his new single "I Got You" is FIRE!

Many people in the radio industry are like me, people who dropped out of college to get into their career. What do we do now? How do we take a skillset that has been pretty much specific to one career, and transition to another industry? Many people are doing this since the pandemic hit. We talk about this in this episode, and how sometimes your skillset is wider than you realize.

One night during quarantine we were bored, so we hopped on Facebook Live to talk about our craziest celeb stories and other odd stories 20 years in radio brought to us.
MTV DJ's asking for drugs, Teen Pop stars sneaking into clubs, celebs having minor melt downs and my station making international news. ALL THIS, in one this episode!

A few years ago Steve Aoki came to Syracuse for the Life in Color tour. My good friend, co-worker, and fellow DJ "Slammin Sam" Vecchio came with for the night. He also brought enough Fireball shots to paralyze a average size Lumberjack. This did not bode well for Sam when he met and possibly pissed off Steve Aoki......one of the NICEST men in music. This is a epic story.