This episode was originally aired on Jun. 01, 2019. 

Back again to discuss one of our favorite things.  MUSIC!  In this edition there's some secret, behind the scenes info on the pre-signed (at the time) Emery LP, "Weak's End." We talk Dinosaur Jr. vs. Sebadoh, we have a discussion on bands “selling out” and the pain experienced back in the day when jocks discovered your favorite “used to be” underground band (like…..remember when “blue album” by Weezer was undiscovered?). We also talk about some of the newer bands we’re listening to and reflect on the tendency of gravitating towards the particular music vibe that got you hooked in the first place.

This originally aired on Sep. 17, 2016.  

In this second part of a two part episode, Pastor Joey and his brother share their love for the hip hop art form and gain some insight and unique perspectives with some of the players currently in the rap game.This episode features Pigeon John and Derek Minor. The conversations address many topics including who the most influential rappers are, best current rappers, the history and evolution of rap music and the power of expression in art.

This episode originally aired on Sep. 11, 2016. 

In this first part of a two part episode, Pastor Joey and his brother share their love for the hip hop art form and gain some insight and unique perspectives with some of the players currently in the rap game. This episode features Jason Soto, aka Cookbook, and Jason Petty, aka Propaganda. The conversations addressed many topics including who the most influential rappers are, best current rappers, whether all the gangsta rappers are really gangsters and what white people should do when they come up on "the n word" when rapping to their favorite jam.

You can also watch the music from this video on our video library.  

This will be released next week but this version has an extended ending.  

You can also watch the music from this video on our video library.  

This episode originally aired on Apr. 01, 2019. 

On this episode Joey, Jared and Logan discuss the history of Indie Rock. It's a very subjective discourse about the progression of indie/punk/etc, how the bands related to and influenced one another, as well as who the most influential bands were. It was a lot of fun talking about where grunge came from and how amazing it was the that "Nevermind" (Nirvana) "ended the hair-band metal" era. intro song by “The Long Valley.”

This episode originally aired on Dec. 30, 2016. 

On this episode, Pastor Joey and his brother reminisce about their favorite albums of the year. Maybe you'll hear something that you like.