Tommy Marz interviews Jamie Kennedy. They preview Kennedy's new series - 'Coming To The Stage' on Pluto TV - where he hosts and introduces comedians weekly. We also talk bout his new special - 'Stoopid Smart' that premiered on TUBI on May 25th.

Kennedy talks about the new Scream film that is in the works and we cover some of his greatest roles.

Tommy Marz interviews Singer-songwriter Robert Francis. Robert takes us behind the scenes of his brand new album - Robert Francis + The End Times Vol. 1

Tommy Marz interviews Brady from the National Parks. They talk about the bands new album Wildflower. They get into the production and inspiration behind the record.

Tommy Marz breaks down the Harry Styles performance of the Peter Gabriel hit - 'Sledgehammer' on The Howard Stern Show. This episode originally premiered on YouTube. Go to YouTube - SoundVapors to watch.

Tommy Marz interviews Joe from the hard rock band DED. They chat about the bands new song and video - 'A Mannequin Idol'. They also discuss the bands upcoming album and working with producer Kevin Churko.

Tommy Marz interviews New York based artist, Elliot Lee. They talk about Lee's new EP - Pink (Freak) and what it's like living in Manhattan during this time of quarantine due to the coronavirus.

She also reveals her go to albums and her favorite band of all time.

Tommy Marz counts down his Top 24 Yacht Rock Songs. Carly Shea drop in to talk about her favorite songs from that genre. You can go to soundvapors.com to read the countdown or watch the video version on YouTube.

Tommy Marz interviews Little Hurt - a.k.a. Colin Dieden - Ex- Mowglis singer. He stops by to talk about his new EP as well as some of his new singles that are out now: 'Alaska' and 'Better Drugs.'

Colin also discusses how "Little Hurt" became his new moniker.

Tommy Marz interviews Brooklyn aly-pop/singer-songwriter - Anna Shoemaker. They go behind the scenes of her new EP - Everything Is Embarrassing.

Tommy Marz interviews Bright Light Bright Light. They talk about BLx2's song and video - 'This Was My House.' They discuss the meaning behind the song and Bright Light describes the changes that has happened to LGTBQ+ spaces and community over the last several years, in terms of safety. It's a deep look into a growing problem and BLx2 looks to open discussion about it even further.