Musician James Mcdonald (Keyboard for Lorde, Scuba Diva) joins Lee & Jaime to chat about touring the world with a gigantic pop act, the journey that took him from playing drums in punk bands to playing keys at the Grammys and the everyday challenges of doing music as a career

Kiah Roache-Turner (Director of Wormwood: Road of The Dead) Joins Lee & Jaime to talk about going from filming men’s undies ads to making his first movie, The state of horror films in 2016 and how to go from being a comic book reading, arthouse loving stoner to living your dream as an Australian filmmaker.

Stand-Up Comedian Aaron Chen talks to Lee & Jaime about getting on a stage at 15, winning Triple J’s Class Clown Competition, if God and comedy are compatable and Kanye West!

Matt Gravolin from Hellions talk to Lee & Jaime about our humble beginnings in the Sydney heavy music scene, The merits of My Chemical Romance, what Hellions have been up to and the struggles of juggling a touring band and being a functional adult.

John Floreani (Trophy Eyes) Talks to the boys about being signed to an international label, playing Vans warped tour for the first time, weird crowds in Europe and why he’s so sad.

Artists/Illustrator and permanent roomate Stellar Leuna joins Lee and Jaime to chat about horror flicks, riot grrl, building an audience drawing chicks and why buffy rules

Artists/Illustrators James Patradoon and Chris Yee join Lee and Jaime to chat about drawing for a living, the Sydney illustration scene, distributing your work on instagram, our favourite comics (again) and we hold hands

David L’eaupepe from Gang of Youths talks to Lee & Jaime about using music to bounce back from the darkest period of his life, our takes on modern religion and how to be in one of Australias biggest bands without becoming a dick

Matty Huynh (Comic Books / SBS's The Boat) talks to Lee & Jaime about being a journalism fanboy, working as an illustrator in NYC, how he got his start as a cartoonist and we geek out HARD about our favourite comics

Jonathan Boulet talks to Lee and Jaime about moving to Europe to pursue music, what it feels like to be back home and ins and outs of getting noticed in the Australian indie-rock scene