This week, Spencer and Zach pull apart the ups and downs of their beloved Paul McCartney’s post Beatles career. SPOILER ALERT: Band on the Run and RAM are still great! Give My Regards to Broad Street still isn’t! Also, check out the video companion channel on YouTube! Search Spencer and Zach Explore the Universe. Like share and subscribe!

In the season 2 premier, Spencer brings his old chum Zach Jones in to the fold as cohost. These two Chummie McChummersons EVENTUALLY get around to pulling apart and discussing the classic BBC sitcom Fawlty Towers, starring Monty Python’s John Cleese. Additionally, you can tune in to Spencer and Zach’s new YouTube Channel Top Ten Takeaways, which will serve as a weekly video companion to the podcast. Brought to you as always by Maine Spirits, Bull Moose and Sun Tiki Studios.

This week, Zach Jones explores the universe, or more specifically, The United States and the issue of race. Still in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic, the murder of George Floyd at the hands of police has sparked a level of civil unrest and protest against racial injustice across the US, on a scale we’ve never seen before. With Zach joined by his father, Archie Jones, and his great-uncle, Edgar Greene, three generations of one family sit down to discuss some of their thoughts and experiences as black men in America.

This week, Spencer is joined by is looooooongtime friend Patrick Doyle, who in addition to being a lover of music, is a senior editor at Rolling Stone Magazine. They reminisce, but also talk about, well, music. Naturally, there are more than a couple of name drop worthy stories herein.

This week, Spencer and his friend and fellow podcaster (and food writer/expert) Joe Ricchio have a little funsies and split one interview over both of their shows. The portion hosted here at SETU is actually part 2, so in order to hear part one, search for the Food Coma Podcast with Joe Ricchio wherever you stream your podcasts.

This week, Spencer and his great friend and SETU regular Zach Jones present each other with their 5 favorite movies. Do they have any in common? Most certainly. Join in as they talk about each one of these masterpieces with sincere adoration and an eye for technical prowess and backstory.

In this episode, Spencer digs in to a conversation with teacher, tattooer, author and motorcycle enthusiast Phuc Tran. Among many topics, they discuss Phuc’s new memoir “Sigh, Gone”, prejudice in America, what it’ like to be an immigrant, as well as therapy tips. Phuc is a really interesting and kind person. Hope you enjoy it.

For this episode, the gang went back and re-watched more movies that they loved from their youth to see if they still hold up. This week it’s a Bobby Z Double Featch: Romancing the Stone and Death Becomes her. Tune in to see how the fix faired. Plus the Bull Moose Minute, Maine Spirits Happy Hour, zippy jingles and fake commercials.

This week Spencer get on the horn with his great friends Zach Jones and Briana Holt to discuss whether or not revered movies from their childhoods still hold up, in a new segment called “Does it Hold Up?” Get it? What was supposed to be a segment actually turned in to a whole show. Enjoy.

This week, Spence talks with Joshua Knight about the current state of the music business (SPOILER ALERT: it’s not that great), but also talk about potential solutions and what we CAN look forward to moving forward. Additionally, we discuss backline.care, a non-profit that Joshua is involved in that brings mental health care solutions to at risk musicians and music industry folks who otherwise may not have access.