Nashville based Singer/songwriter Laura Sawosko calls in to talk about her summer life in Washington Island running her family's restaurant, The Albatross Drive-in (home of the "Best Burger in Door County", her new album "Not What I Do", her song writing process and premiering new songs.

Loxley Live music venue's Rachel Bauer talks about how she came to be co-owner of the Loxley and the upcoming music schedule.

Madison legend Robert J catches up with Teri Barr and get's the history and big announcements about the upcoming 10th Anniversary celebration of MAMA Cares, a program to help musicians in their times of crisis.

Singer/Songwriter Jenny Lupien stops in to the State Street studio for an interview and performance live on Max Ink Radio. Jenny talks about her recent 2 years away from Wisconsin, recording in Nashville, and how she got started playing music, plus her latest country hit and more!

Singer, guitarist and cofounder Cory Swadley stops in the studio to talk about the Lower 5th upcoming shows and new recording along with a few Luke Jorgensen memories.

It's almost a David versus Goliath story! An independent Wisconsin artist is taking a stand against what he calls the "big business of streaming music." 

Brett Newski is based in Milwaukee but has been touring the world full-time for more than 12 years.

He says after taking a hard look at the money he makes from streaming, he will NOT be adding his new album to any of the services when it comes out in May.

And he tells Teri Barr, he's feeling good about his decision. 

You can order the new album from his website (brett newski dot com). It will be added to the bandcamp page, where you'll have to pay to download the songs.

He hopes other independent musicians will join him what he calls "taking action against what's just a big scam."

Kaylin Kole and Lexi Lew stop by Max Ink Radio to talk about their tour, and brand new music play a couple of songs live.

Rökker and wife Alice are in the studio with Jimmy K and Teri Barr for the first time since Rökker's heart attack and Jimmy and Teri have a surprise a concert announcement for Rökker's Jamboree at the Bur Oak in Madison on May 4 featuring Last Crack, Subatomic, Mind Ox, Electromag, and Magic 7.

Rökker is nearly speechless and Alice in tears as the announcement is made.

Yonie recently transplanted from Chicago area to Madison and released new material. Hear about his journey, new music, and he even plays a song live in the studio with Jimmy K.

Screenwriter, actor, comedian, film maker and host of Nite Life on Civic Media, Pete Schwaba phones in to talk to Jimmy K about his show, movies and career.