Our first episode going MOBILE! We had dinner With Audrey and Danny Damian (Austin's sister and her husband) and discuss Birdbox, the best thing about the entire Universe, things we would do for $1,000,000, song lyrics that mean a lot to us and other questions posed on the "Ask Reddit" subreddit. Danny talks to us about some of his favorite craft beers he's letting us taste and we dive deep into how special it is to be alive.

Enrique and Austin explore their top 5 favorite moments of 2018 and their top 3 goals of 2019...along with some honorable mentions. They talk about what their friendship means to them, and recap their outing to the "Best of Backroom" event hosted by Bause Mason (Episode #9) and the Backroom Sessions MIA Team! Reflect on everything that's happened this past year, and set your goals starting NOW with this episode!

Enrique discusses Christmas memories with the people that were right by his side for every one of them: his sisters. We talk about our favorite gifts, the concept of "Santa", Christmas movies/songs, and what we hope to experience in future Christmas celebrations. Join us on another memory-filled trip back in time to Noche Buena 2006!

We have  special guest on the podcast today, Hudson Ocariz (Austin's brother)! We talk about things that have been going on in our lives lately, divisive topics, Pub Subs, and we explore the question: Did college live up to the hype? Was it everything we expected it to be? What did we like/dislike? Did we eat ramen noodles? Did we develop an addiction to caffeine? How stressful was college? Where the parties what we expected? Let us know what your college experience was like.

Enrique sits down with Rudy Flores (Musically known as "Bause Mason") to discuss the motivation behind his music, the projects he's working on, his love for the city of Miami, and how he created Backroom Sessions. Him and his team put together amazing shows for Miami creatives to help artists, poets, musicians, and creatives find their home in Miami and hone in their love for the city. He's motivated by pushing the community forward TOGETHER, and making amazing music while he's at it.

On this episode, Austin and Enrique give some shout-outs to people who answered the question "What are you thankful for?", dive deep into what they're personally thankful for this year, talk about Santa's Enchanted Forest rides, Austin's trip to Maryland, the past, Enrique's upcoming graduation, and Enrique's club/class: BOLD. We have a lot to be thankful for, and were so thankful for this podcast!

The Polar Boys are an amazing retro-rock-pop band from Miami. On this episode we talk about how the band was formed, favorite songs, high school, Shrek, and what it feels like to have fan accounts! The Polar Boys are genuinely humble guys who clearly care about each other and the music they are making. They recently released "I Believe" and "I Know A Place" and have been killing it in the local music scene and in Saudi Arabia. Peel back the layers of The Polar Boys in this episode.

We explore what it feels like to see our parents growing older as we discuss Austin's 23rd birthday and a stressful suit-buying story with Enrique. We talk about how fast time is going by, and how we can't imagine a world without our parents. The second half of this podcast is WAYYY more lighthearted, discussing things we like and things we hate. We talk about bathroom hand dryers, being called Mexican, and 6ix9ine.

This episode, my best friend, Anthony Yabor, and I answer your questions about our time interning with Disney through the Disney College Program and talk about what we liked/hated, things/people we miss, our perspective as Cast Members, and our adventures with our co-workers/roommates as we explore Orlando and live alone for the first time. We re-cap our late night shenanigans, getting locked out of Lyft for 8 months, wholesome friendships, and that time our roommate got 8 staples to the head.

Austin and Enrique talk about their experience at the Wywood Halloween Bar Crawl this past week, meeting Austin's friend from college, and re-visit their public school memories. If you still remember your public school ID number and how bad the lunch was you'll like this. We talk about our first crushes, tamagotchis, our science projects, chocolate milk, and get lost in childhood memories.