Nick Miller is a Brooklyn-based singer/songwriter who pulls as much from Hank Williams as he does Smokey Robinson, mixing in a little humor from John Prine and a little cynicism from Elvis Costello along the way. Alternatively trying his damndest to be sad without being depressing or danceable without being corny.

Chris Donahue is a writer, filmmaker, and comedian who currently hosts the popular weekly stand up show Random Hero every Thursday night at Hart Bar in Bushwick. Follow him on Twitter @mrchrisdonahue or Instagram @chrisdonahue.

John couldn't get to the studio to record. So he's alone in his basement recording on his phone. He discusses Bruce Springsteen Day, The Asbury Film and Music Festival & the upcoming Boss vinyl releases. Nothing can stop John talking about The Boss.

Diana McCorry is a screenwriter based in NYC. She created and show-ran Facebook Watch’s Annie-nominated original series, Human Kind Of, wrote SyFy's upcoming Magical Girl Friendship Squad and co-wrote Tammy's Tiny Tea Time, which premiered at the 2018 Sundance Film Festival. Her stories for The Truth Podcast have earned her a Sarah Lawrence International Audio Fiction Award and have been featured in The New York Times. You can find her on instagram @dianasaurusrose and twitter @dianamccorry.

George Ramírez & Mitch Brenner   George Ramírez Is an Ecuadorian immigrant raised in The Bronx, NY. He is a PhD student in Media, Culture, and Communication at New York University. He studies how the technological dimensions of Latino social media, podcasts, and digital art help formulate a pan-ethnic Latino culture. George is also a part time band and orchestra teacher at KIPP NYC College Prep. You can find him dancing to bachata, hiking somewhere upstate, or listening to Bruce Springsteen whenever he's not reading or writing. Follow him on Twitter and Instagram @georgenramirez.   Mitch Brenner is well into his third decade in education.  For the last 17 plus years, he has been privileged to be a part of the community of KIPP Academy and KIPP NYC College Prep in the South Bronx.  He takes great pride in having built classrooms filled with rigor but with a strong foundation in relationships, community, family and the joy of the opening guitar riffs of Rosalita nearly every day.  In his spare time he'll be wherever the Boss is live in concert within range of New York City, and occasionally far further. For more joy and gratitude, follow him on Facebook (facebook.com/mitchell.h.brenner) or on Instagram (@mitchseevuplay).

Nick Corasaniti is a national political reporter for The New York Times, covering his third presidential campaign in 2020 with a focus on digital campaigning and security. Previously, he was the New Jersey correspondent, covering the politics, policy, people, trains, beaches and eccentricities that give the Garden State its charm. Follow Nick on Twitter @nytnickc.