Angel Tiffany Jones—a spoken word poet, writer, artist, hairstylist, mom, and survivor—talks about her past, her journey as a poet, her mental health and experience with therapy, and more.

EJ talks about how he got into music, his band Frio Trio, his career as an audio engineer, and we talk about the Arlington Music Scene and where EJ hopes to see it grow.

Patrick Pombuena talks about his beginnings as a musician; his influences; his inspiration for writing music for his bands, Bar Stool Brothers and Artemis Funk; and in this extended special segment, we’ll talk about how we make our relationship work with our busy lives and aspirations. Follow his Instagrams: (@phattestofpats), Bar Stool Brothers (@barstoolbrothers), Artemis Funk (@artemisfunk). Cashapp $PhattestofPats / Venmo @Patrick-Pombuena

Miles Canady aka Prince Pastel talks about how he got into making and creating music; his music inspirations; his albums “Intermission (Deluxe)” which released November 2020, “Introvert: A Short Film About Mental Health,” “Healer: A Short Film About Moving Forward,” and his UPCOMING album “Empath.” We learn about how important mental health is to him; and we hear a funny story about a disastrous Fort Worth Show he performed at. (*This episode was recorded through a video call with Miles*)

Justin King talks about his childhood; how he got into music; his newest album, Dreams and Things; local collaborations including his band, Cherry Mantis, and SYLA; and more!

Le Lune talks about his upcoming album, El Terribo, which releases Nov. 22; Fish (EP); Selling Crack in White Neighborhoods (Album); his art, his past, & politics.

Welcome to my new podcast, “TAPE THIS.”

It’s been a while since I renamed and recreated my podcast, so here’s just a brief look at what I’ve been up to and my thanks to y’all!

Re-intro

I’m just talking, saying what’s on my mind in regards to feeling overwhelmed these past few weeks. Using this podcast as a tool to calm myself. I haven’t had a moment to myself in so long.