On this episode we meet some very sweet young men who, together, make up one whole Handsome Grandson. We group up at their up-and-coming live house venue, where we capture an incredibly unique and intricate set by the multi-instrumentalists. Afterwards, we catch up with the band and chat up our usual questions and also so much more!

This week we go down to South Side to meet up with the newly blossomed Sunfower'd! On this episode we are graciously welcomed into their home and treated to a fantastic set by these wonderful people, and afterwards we sit down and chat as usual. Come join us as we talk about the professional atmosphere of organized venues, arriving and integrating oneself into a new city, sharing their secret to getting shows, and so much more!

After a longer than expected break, we'll start back up with something light and easy. Caleb J. Murphy graciously invited us into his home studio, where we get back into the swing of things with a nice, easy episode. We discuss moving to Richmond, professional writing, home studios vs professional studios, and so much more!

On this last episode before a short summer break, we travele back out to the storage unit shared by Shagg Carpet, where they performed a torrential set. Afterward, we sit down and with these five amazing musicians and find out that if people find out you have a bass, they will likely invite you to jam, running into musicians in the city, and what even is a shag carpet anyway?

This week, we traveled to the storage unit shared by Tentative Decisions, where they performed for us one great set. Afterward, we talk all manner of business, including lying on your musicians' resume and discovering music scenes. From Barbie to Oppenheimer, then, somehow, Cats, join us as we talk about so much more!

We start off another batch of episodes with this recent addition to the Richmond scene, Random Temperament. With this first episode recorded after relocating from our original recording location, we meet up at the local MSQ Shop to record their extraordinary and fierce set. Afterwards, we set up our own equipment in an actual podcast recording room for the interview. Beyond the usual questions, Cole and the band catch up on Ocean Gate, deep sea "aliens," playing video games, share middle school band experiences, and so much more!

This will be the last time we host at our original recording space, and we are proud to share it with Pebbles Palace to help promote their debute album: Long and Bygone Fame. Everyone pulled out all the stops, and the band performed one of the most vivacious and extraordinary sets ever performed for us. Afterward, we goof around a bit longer than we should have and try out some new questions as we say goodbye to our first magical recording space and celebrate the release of debute release of Pebbles Palace, Long and Bygone Fame, out now everywhere.

On this episode we have for you all another intimate, one-on-one interview, this time with local artist Caroline Vain. While this artist maybe seasoned at performing in front of crowds in the UK, Richmond is a completely different beast to live in for a performing artist. We discuss the differences in playing in London versus Richmond, the different styles of music played in each city, and her lifelong musical journey that lead her to and from Europe. But before all that, please enjoy the whimsically articulated set, stitched together by this amazing local artist.

This week we welcome Gavin Crockett and his band to our home stage for one of the final episodes to be recorded at our original home studio. While Chloe takes a well deserved Graduation nap, Cole hits them with the usual questions and maybe had a little bit too much fun trying to get their silent bass player to talk.

Before another short break in the season, we join forces with another local music podcast ADGROD CAST. On this entirely improvised episode, for the first time we sit down for our interview first to let you all get acquainted with these three improv comedians, before they create an entire thirty minute set on-the-fly. In addition to being one of the funniest interviews that we have ever captured, there is also a UFO/ UAP rant that got montaged into a more intelligible conversation for a wider audience.