Have you ever experienced a sonic sledgehammer punching through your body? In this episode of the show, you get your chance to feel the brutal force that is Bridesmaid in all their glory. Bob Brinkman (bass), Scott Hyatt (bass) and Boehm (drums) join host Rick Gethin in the studio to talk about the origins of the band, tell stories from “the road” and play a few songs. You’ll want to turn the volume up to 11 for this show!

For this week’s episode, Rick welcomes Chuck Oney (of Chuck Oney and The Flareups) into the studio to help honor our nation’s veterans. With seven (7) songs from local artists Lisa Gain, Brian Griffin and Nikki Luttrell (of Able Danger) plus other poignant artists from around our nation, Rick and Chuck reflect on why veterans are so important to them. They encourage everyone to check out the links below, because it’s up to all of us to do what’s right for our veterans.

Josh Kibbey, of Kibbey Context Booking and Promoting, joins host Rick Gethin in the studio for this week’s episode of the show. Kibbey is an independent promoter of entertainment in the Columbus metropolitan area. He’s worked with many local and regional artists and musicians over the last four years, with an emphasis on bringing disparate entities and genres together to maximize the audience’s experience.

This week, it's a special edition of the show. We go commercial-free playing 13 tracks from the eight bands that played the "Dark Horse in Motion Music Festival" on October 21.

This week on the show, Rick welcomes into the studio long-time Columbus musician Jon Coleman. In a career that has spanned almost 40 years, his musical contributions cover much ground. Whether it’s 1950’s lounge or modern day punk rock, Coleman has touched on many genres… and we talk about them all. Plus, you get music (of course), as well as the skinny on a documentary that is in the works that he’s a part of.

What happens when you place four people in a studio, add some delicious adult beverages and roll tape? What you end up with is a new and exciting episode of The Cat Club Podcast. This week, we welcome Miller and The Hunks into the studio to talk about their new 8-track EP (release date: October 13) and premiere four new songs from the album. We get the backstory on the music, why they recorded in Nashville, and the circumstances of the recent theft of some of their equipment.

This week, The Cat Club Podcast waxes nostalgic over the previous eight months since the inception of Music in Motion Columbus, with host Rick Gethin joined by The Jester in the studio.

The Cat Club Podcast gets absolutely schooled by the legendary Illogic on this week’s show. From his early beginnings almost 20 years ago, to now with his poignant lyrical content that is full of uplifting messages for communities as a whole. We play a bunch of music, talk about social issues and more on this week’s show.

This week, show host Rick Gethin welcomes singer-songwriter Chelsea Ravenn into the studio one week after she stole the show at King Avenue 5 with a killer performance. With poignant lyrics and a wonderful delivery, her music subtly demands your full attention with its funk, jazz and R&B styling.

In the spirit of bringing you new music, this week on The Cat Club Podcast we welcome into our studio a woman that could very well be the best unknown artist in Columbus. Abby Ellis is a Columbus native and a student at OSU. She makes amazing music, which not many people outside of her family and friends have heard. She writes, performs and produces all of her own music, and we think you’ll be as wowed as we were when you hear the emotion that shines through in her voice and music.