We travel back to a familiar practice space to record our latest episode with local musician, Alex Lee Radner. Courtesy of Americans Abroad leader, Sam, we were able to capture another set at the calm rehearsal studio before another heavy band played during our interview. Nevertheless, we persisted and learned to origins of Radner's infamous, "Yessir!"

On this episode we venture further out of the city to record local act, Heartmeat. After a beautifully haunting set, we sit down for an extensive interview where we all three open up immensely to one another, straying far off track before we find out live on air that Biden dropped out of the election. Listen to our first reactions, and we discuss the current state of pop music and the road these individuals take to get to the big stage.

After a rather long unscheduled break, we are back with our almost lost episode featuring the local group, Deathcat. Unfortunately, after the interview was lost, we had to reschedule a second interview four months later. We join up with the band and tatalk how things have changed for them in the past four months and their goals moving forward.

It's finally episode 100, and we brought back one of our favorite guests for a return episode. Welcome back to the stage, Phil, as Dogfuq, as we venture into the triple digits. We catch up on some of the ongoing projects discussed in the previous episode as well as gain some insight into the most recent developments in Phil's life. We round out with more philosophy, magick, and quotes.

(Phil would like to correct that Paradise Lost was by Milton, and the line "all things are empty because of emptiness" is a buddhist quote, not an original.)

This episode we're back with Americans Abroad and their second episode! We catch up with the artist at their new practice location, where we hammer out a follow-up interview under one of the loudest bands we've ever heard. Join us as we catch up with one of our long time friends.

Despite what I may say during the interview, this IS the 99th Episode, featuring Richmond up-and-comers: Tinted Rose. This episode we head out to the VCU music hall to record with this talented Jazz group as they showcase their material. Afterward, we catch up with our usual questions, and the band helps us out with a new video interview series that we will be trying out.

In this episode, we had the privilege of recording the exceptional musicians behind Black Plastic. They helped save the day in more than one way and provided the glorious 18i20 after we found we had lost a power supply cable. Join us as we sit down for another fantastic interview, where we chat turing a personal project into a full band, deligating singing responsibilities, the curious stance of richmond cuisine, and so much more!

In this episode, we make our way out to THC Records and record with local rap collective VRO AVE. Thanks to Rospo, we were able to use The Hill Cabin for the set before we sat down for our interview. Besides the usual questions, we talk local cuisine, favorite murals, their new show series: Serious Saturdays, and so much more!

As we start to catch up on episode releases, our second of the year features local up-and-coming artist Autumn Celeste. Chloe joins us for the interview portion where we learn about Autumn's recent beginnings in the local music scene, her affinity for water, ("[You're A Fish And I'm A] Water Sign",) and her move towards becoming secure in the title of Singer. Join us as we talk all that and so much more!

Our first episode of the new year features along awaited guest, Ducttape Jesus. After a rousing performance, we sit down and talk only to find that we have similar synchronicities in our day-to-day lives. We then have a deep dive discussion into faith, True Will, and even touching into Thelemic, Theosophic, and LaVayan thought before we were able to get to any of our usual musical questions. Come listen to use stumble in and out of all that and so much more!