Guitar ninja and Arizona native Sturgis Waters brings whiskey! We discuss all sorts of things including his start as a drummer, his deep love of Paul Simon's "Graceland," how the theme song to the A-Team might have ended his piano career, our love of early 80s television, how being an Eagle Scout and a fan of MacGyver made him the musician that he is today, and he shares the one liner that he dropped on his future wife and bandmate Krystal. Cat's got game.... https://www.thewatersmusic.com/

Ann Arbor, Michigan's own Todd Chuba, drummer extraordinaire, makes an appearance. We talk about early influences, his approach and philosophy to drumming, we deep dive into subdivision, why he loves Weather Report, how he made his way to ASU, and his subsequent professional career as a first call drummer here in Phoenix. He also shares the three things you need to judge a gig on. Spoiler alert, one of them is not green room snacks.

New Jersey native, singer/songwriter Bryan Marscovetra stops by the house and discusses his early musical memories building drum sets out of ice cream tubs and paper plates, shares a miserable experience eating pizza in Naples, Italy, we go on a deep, deep dive into our shared love of Pearl Jam and their record Vitalogy, and we discuss our work on his song "It'll be Alright."

Lifelong drummer and Ayr, Scotland's own, Roy Cameron stops by with his deliciously endearing brogue for a quick chat and a sip of some mediocre wine. We talk about his early influences, his formative years at MI in London, and how love brought him to, of all places in the world, Florida. We touch on his gigs at Disney, how he got to Phoenix, his tours opening for Rob Thomas with Vinyl Station, and how he spent his time during the pandemic. Follow his work at https://www.instagram.com/roy_g_cameron/. Do it! Do it NOW!

Pianist, composer, songwriter, producer Ioannis Goudelis stops by the crib (and brings wine and chocolate, because he is a gentleman) to discuss a number of things including his story growing up in Greece, how he came to the piano (it was the accordion first), the first time he traveled to the States, heading on the road with Dirks Bentley, what led him to LA, and his super vibey pandemic album "Home" from which he shares his tune "Chillin." This man is a sweetheart and you owe it yourself to listen to him. Find out more https://www.goudelismusic.com/

Long Beach California's own Lee Perreira is many things: singer/songwriter, rock guitarist, owner of non-profit 16x16inc, booking agent, and marathon runner. He stops by the crib to share anecdotes of his early musical life, his relocation to Phoenix as a teenager, the numerous family tragedies he has had to overcome, how his stint in prison led to a creative songwriting surge and his now current obsession with marathon running, his insane idea to run 16 marathons in 16 days, his unbelievable Ellen story, and his unreleased tune "Funky B and Other Things." Find out more about the marathon musician at https://www.leeperreira.com/

Guitar wizard and in-demand videographer Adam Armijo finally shows up for his podcast interview. We briefly discuss his upbringing in Flagstaff, AZ and the moment he knew he would play guitar forever. His decision to pause his college career to tour around the country playing honky tonks. We take a deep dive into our shared love of Steely Dan. He shares his latest musical loves and we reminisce about the moment the world shut down. He then melts our faces with his guitar work on the Gaines Brother's tune "Young Hendrix." Find out more at http://www.adamarmijoguitar.com/

Garrison Jones, Phoenix native keys player, songwriter, producer, stops by for a little chat. He reveals that at first, he hated taking piano lessons. He explains what the hell "fruit wars" is. He discusses his work as faculty associate at ASU teaching Popular Music. He talks about how his band House of Stairs came to be and he shares his tune "You Think You Know" with us. You can find the video for this tune, which he collaborated on with his brother, on YouTube. Follow Garrison on his instagram page: Garrison Jones.

Stanley Serrano, bass player, drummer, singer, guitar player, and vlogger stops by and talks about his early days in south central LA singing with his brother in churches, his journey from drummer to bass player, his touring life, and how he landed in Phoenix. We hatch a plan to start a Mexican schnitzel food truck and how his love of Sting's solo material led to the creation of The Desert Rose Project which celebrates that artist's music. We even get to hear a live version of "Fields of Gold" from a recent performance. Find Stanley online at http://www.stanleyserrano.com/.

Danny "Thunder God" Doyle, trumpet player based in Phoenix stops by for a chat. We talk about his rich viking history, the room in Vegas where he was conceived, his early intro into jazz, our shared love and disappointment of Game of Thrones, his lifelong work in autism, and we share our battle stories from working on cruise ships.