Our hosts Freekbass and Rex-A-Vision pop of the week long hiatus for a special emergency podcast to discuss the just released epic Joaquin Phoenix Joker trailer! The guys go deep as they breakdown almost every scene, chat about the Zazie Beetz, Marc Maron and the living legend Robert Deniro character reveals from the new clip. Check out the discussion as Freek finally gets the epic trailer he has been dying for and Rex delights in Thomas Wayne finally manning up! Dig it! 

Our hosts Freekbass and Rex-A-Vision are back to wrap up their look at The Boys, Amazon Prime's stellar adaptation of the Garth Ennis/Darick Robertson comic series. There's lots of blood and gore and dark takes on superhero mythos to get to but the guys manage to squeeze in a bit of their reaction to the Spider-Man tug of war going on between Disney and Sony for good measure! Dig it!

Tim Carbone approaches everything he does, from playing fiddle & guitar for Railroad Earth and The Contribution to producing records for dozens of bands for dozens of years, with an eye on making sure he always gives his best. I had a fun and wide ranging chat about his producing and playing philosophy, his history, the upcoming LoHi Records releases and his thoughts on the state of the scene! Dig it!

Today our hosts Freekbass & Rex-A-Vision do a deep dive into Amazon Prime's stellar adaptation of Garth Ennis & Darick Robertson's insane comic book series The Boys. From Karl Urban's rock solid performance as Butcher to Anthony Starr's...uhm...starr making turn as Homelander the show features top notch performances from a pitch perfect cast and the most shocking violence from a super hero show ever! They break down the first half of season one and get themselves worked up for the second half and beyond! Dig it!

Thunderous drummer Nikki Glaspie does everything with a bit of funk, a bit of soul and a tremendous amount of AUTHORITY! I chatted with her about the legendary formation of The Nth Power, her gospel roots and the craziest interview I can never share! Dig it!

Anne & Derek Bedarf are a husband and wife team working to make the festival world a cleaner, greener place for us all! Partnering with festivals like FloydFest and events across the country they lead work shops on recycling, reducing and reusing, help with carbon footprint reduction strategies and generally try and make us see the world for the precious gift it is! Dig it!

Drew Emmitt is celebrating the 30th anniversary of Leftover Salmon this New Year's Eve with fellow founder Vince Herman, Andy Thorn and company but first he stopped by the show to share his love of playing, his thoughts on turning thirty again, our late friend Jeff Austin and much more. It was my pleasure to have this legit music legend and I'm so excited to share this episode with you fine folks! Dig it!

Returning guest Jeffrey Dupuis is a noted music photographer, Medication Assisted Recovery Center administrator and stellar citizen of the city of New Orleans! Super happy to welcome him back to the show to talk about his new travel based counseling program and the work he does helping folks face their fears and break their terrible cycles. I personally love this guy and I know for a fact you folks will too! Dig it!

Our hosts Freekbass and Rex-A-Vision have a special treat for everyone today in the form of our most excellent guest, singer Sammi Garett of The Bump Assembly! The trio talk comic book movies like the X-Men films, finding similarities in mutant powers and artistic talent, Joaquin Phoenix and the upcoming Joker film and their amazing rendition of "The Star Spangled Banner" last night for the home town Cincinnati Reds baseball game! Enjoy!

Brett Bass and Melted Plectrum pop by (Well...just Brett) to talk about all things bluegrass, his decision to refocus his musical identity after years as the driving creative force behind beloved Spirit of the Suwannee regulars Grandpa's Cough Medicine and his stellar new  album Lost In The Fog. His guitar picking is on point, his voice is as emotive as always and on the debut disc for the new band Brett's lyrical sense is truly impressive. I even talked him into sharing the first track in the episode, a song called "There Could Come A Time." Brett's an awesome guy and he always makes magic here in the park! Dig it!