Ken and William discuss a week of travel which included family time, old friends, new friends, the loss of Taylor Hawkins, and the shenanigans of Will Smith at the Oscars. It was a busy week in addition to listening to Standing Hampton (Sammy Hagar) and Let It Be (The Beatles). Finally, they present this week's Listening Experience albums to each other, which includes monsters and graveyards.

Emotional Intelligence gets William through a late High School challenge. Ken and William exchange feedback on this week’s album selections – William listened to WAR  by U2 ('83) and Ken was on Ain’t That Good News by Sam Cooke ('64). After discussing albums of protest and civil rights; we presented this week’s listening experience and learned a little something about Cockney Rhyming Slang. 

Ken and William open the request line... well, sort of. After discussing William's band concerts this week, and a life learning for Ken; they react to their Listening Experience from last episode, which included Bon Iver and Goodbye Yellow Brick Road (Elton John). Then, Ken and William present new albums for each other, including one from a little Irish band.

Ken and William clear the studio of furry guests; discuss William's school band events of the week, and what friendship should really feel like.  After discussing the albums Led Zeppelin II and For Emma, Forever Ago (Bon Iver); we present our Listening Experience albums for next episode - including a recall on Ken's first concert.

Ken and William introduce Studio36 Life & Music; discuss a recent trip to Seattle; reflect on their 2021 Diamond Album Listening Experience; and present  albums for each other to listen to this week.