The Black Crowes are reunited and Matt can't be more excited. Will 2020 be the year of the reunion tours? Mark and Matt discuss.

Matt and Mark address a question from a friend about re-releasing material from old solo projects and bands he's been in years ago. They also talk about the many hats a musician wears including that of a content creator and the goal of curating the SuperFan.

After 2 days of some intense conference sessions at the #CDBaby #DIYMusician conference, Matt and Mark talk a bit about some of the cool stuff they learned while it was fresh on their brains.

Matt and Mark talk about how they write songs, the tools and techniques they use and reminisce about several of their collaborations. They also touch on how they create their guitar solos.

What's in a name? Everything actually. Matt and Mark discuss band names, stage names and what happens when someone else is going by the same name. Then Matt dishes on his endorsement deals and they shout out to Mom and Pop Music Stores.

Last summer Gibson was on the verge of bankruptcy, this summer Gibson is striking out at it's competitors which has resulted in quite the PR kerfuffle. The guys talk about what they love about Gibson & Epiphone and their take on the Gibdrama.

After a brief hiatus, the guys are back and talking all about what they've been up to since the last episode. New CD, opening for Robin Trower, writing, recording, new projects and plans for the future are just some of the excuses for their absences.

Mark Interviews Matt. The guys get up close and personal as Mark returns the favor and interviews Matt about what got him going and what keeps him going in this business.

Matt Interviews Mark. The guys get up close and personal as Matt takes over and interviews Mark about what he's been up to and where he's taking his music.

Mark and Matt talk about the importance of good sound engineering. Mark shares some of the things he learned while attending a sound engineering bootcamp.