Kristen Merritt was born in Detroit and spend her younger years moving around the south before presiding in Williamsburg.  We learn about her life here in New York and learning how to write songs on her own after playing and writing with a band. 

We sit down with California native and New York resident Jack Adams. He talks a little about what led him into music and gearing up for his album release show at the Gutter. 

We continue on conversation with Emily Fenton. She tells us about her life before music and how writing music helped her express her emotions. 

Emily Fenton tells us how she got into music through comedy, growing up in Arkansas, and performs her song, Midtown Psychic. 

This episode we talk to Emily Frembgen about her lives in Denver, Baltimore and New York City and her quest to Indiegogo the funds to make her latest album Flower/Weed.  

We sit down with Steven Murillo, singer/songwriter and member of Someone In A Tree. He shows use his Suzuki Omnichord and plays us his McCartney inspired song "And I Will Walk Across The Way." 

Jason Trachtenburg sits down and talks about his many lives in New York City, Seattle and from being a singer/songwriter leading his family band Trachtenburg Family Slide Show Players to writing and performing in his very own musical "Me and Lee" based of the memoirs by Judith A Vary Baker

Gemma Laurence sits and talks with us about growing up with dual citizenship  between England and Maine. Being an English major in college introduced her to the amazing poets that's influenced her work including the title track to her debut album Crooked Heart. 

We continue our conversation with Erel Pilo as she talks about her journey in music and the creative exercises that led to her finishing the newly completed song In The End. 

Singer/songwriter and producer of Fireside Mystery Theatre, Gustavo Rodriguez aka Silbin Sandovar is a man with many names and many hats. We learn about the man and listen to his very beautifully written song I'm Late.