Andrew McMahon is an acclaimed singer/songwriter. After tremendous success with pop-punk darling Something Corporate and piano-rock mainstay Jack's Mannequin, he now fronts and tours the world with Andrew McMahon in the Wilderness. Andrew, Trevor, Jeremy and Zac Clark reminisce about past tours, discuss how to maintain a multi-decade career and extol the magic of certain mushrooms.

Zoe Yarborough (zoeyarborough.com) is a Nashville based artist manager with LEX Music Group. She chats with Jeremy and Trevor about embracing the new music landscape, the country music version of the Odyssey and never, never, NEVER paying slimeballs.

Danny Stevens is a Nashville based artist and songwriter. He chats with Jeremy and Trevor about balancing productivity vs. burning out, how the creative muse is rarely fueled by chili dogs and embracing new chapters.

Jess Nolan is a Nashville soul artist. We talk about maintaining stage composure, the transcendent Joni Mitchell and The Perfect Song. Listen to Jess's single "Your Gravity" at the end of the episode.

J. Human (jhuman.co) is a Nashville based pop/soul artist and writer. We chat about the exploding soul scene in Music City, how yachts are overrated and balancing patience vs persistence.

Jeffery Bensmiller is a drummer, merch guru at Manhead Merchandise and all-around badass creative soul. We chat about artist development in the merch world, common tour merch pitfalls and fanboy hard on all things metal/hardcore.

Chance McCoy (@therealchancemccoy, crowmedicine.com) is a Nashville based multi-instrumentalist and member of Old Crow Medicine Show. He chats with Jeremy and Trevor about the changing role of major labels, channeling Bob Dylan and the coolest father/son vacation in the history of the world.

Acclaimed soul singer Allen Stone (www.allenstone.com) sits down with Trevor and Jeremy. Heavily caffeinated, we discuss meditation, NBA stars branching out into hip-hop and coping with fame.

Travis Ball (www.travisballmixing.com) is a Nashville based Mixer/Engineer. We mull over setting yourself up as a musical service provider, developing a sense of community, and working without disclaimers.

Ryan "Bear" Drozd (@makethislouder) is the production manager for Allen Stone. We chat about the magical powers of caffeine, effective vs ineffective multi-tasking and what Trevor does on the road that annoys him. Bear's amazing ska band, Steady Habits, melts your face at the end of this episode!