This is very special episode of the show. In this episode Ric Chetter and Jeff Janovetz sit down with Trenton Ayers and Cedric Burnside. These two are responsible for the CD Descendants of Hill Country which ultimately was nominated for a grammy. Also in this episode, you will here some new music from these guys including some new stuff Trenton Ayers. You can consider these things an exclusive before anyone else in the public will get to hear all of this new stuff. 

NEXT WEEK: Daddy Mack

The road, daylight savings, people moving to Memphis and a whole bunch of things get covered in this episode. Also, Ric spends some time with BJ Banks of the Bartlett Songwriters Alliance and singer/song writer Paul Crum. They talk about the craft of writing songs and Paul performs a few of his pieces. If you are in the Memphis area, you'll learn about a monthly free thing with the Bartlett Songwriters Alliance and how you can get involved to learn to be a better writer and performer.

NEXT WEEK: Trenton Ayers & Cedric Burnside

Back from a recent road trip from Texas, Ric has a couple of observations about the road. Apparently billboards are hurting for business and there is a lot of porn shops along the highway. Also in this episode, Ric and Jeff spent some time with Booker Brown who had Albert Sutherland on guitar. If that wasn't enough, Willie Hall dropped by to play some drums. 

NEXT WEEK: Singer and songwriter Paul Crum.

Jon Brewer is the Producer and Director of a documentary currently on Amazon Prime. It's called Monochrome: Black, White & Blue and is the deep history of American music. You think you might know about this music but you will probably learn something you didn't know. Jon calls in from the U.K. to talk about the documentary and his experiences in the Memphis and midsouth area. Plus, some social media mayhem happened and music from The RV's.

NEXT WEEK: Road Trippin'

We are in the midst of the Winter Olympics. Ric has actually been watching the games with slightly a unique perspective. Also, Liz Kinnmark, The Bendy Beast returns to the studio to talk about a show that already happened. Ric went to that, too. However, the show they are talking about didn't happen as of the taping of this conversation. Poluminati. Look it up. If that wasn't enough, music from the Radio Memphis library from Airside.

NEXT WEEK: Filmmaker Jon Brewer calls in from the U.K.

From Radioland has been in production for four years now. What better way to celebrate this achievement with a conversation and performance with Vince Johnson & The Plantation Allstars. Also in this episode, Ric lays out some details about a brand new show coming to Radio Memphis this month. It'll be airing Wednesday nights at 10:00 PM CT. Plus, Ric tells you about a show he went to and it regards next week's guest.

NEXT WEEK: The Bendy Beast II - Electric Boogaloo and music from Airside

Recorded and released during the big game, Ric has his thoughts about the NFL. They aren't very popular thoughts, or are they? In this episode, Ric talks about the absurdity of it all. Also Ric and Jeff sit down with one of the Beale Street staples, Mr. Sean "Bad" Apple to talk blues and other things. It is kind of rare to get him into the studio as he is one of the busiest musicians around. They talk a lot about the business of the blues and you'll hear a couple of his tunes as he performed live on the air.

NEXT WEEK: Vince Johnson & The Plantation Allstars.

Ric was in public and in the ever increasing pressure for him to meet new and exciting people, he met a lovely couple while having brunch with Josephine (The Immigrant). An interesting conversation happened and Ric will tell you about that here. Also in this episode, Ric and Jeff sat down with Kyle Roberts. A young blues man with an old soul. A very charming and talented young man who moved to Memphis to get closer to the music scene, among other reasons. 

NEXT WEEK: The forbidden fruit of Sean Bad Apple.

The 34th International Blues Challenge is behind us. Leading up to this great event, Ric and Jeff sat down with Tyler Goodson and Jimmy Taylor who were representing Memphis in the Solo/Duo category. Recorded before their appearance at the IBC, they talk about their music, songwriting, owning a cover and more. Included in this show is several live performances and a cut from their Tennissippi album in one very full show.

NEXT WEEK: Contributing to the delinquency of a minor with Kyle Roberts.