Chase Matkin and Patrick Barrow are two thirds of the Austin rock trio Chill Russell and they join the podcast to discuss the greatness of Freddie Mercury, taping performances in local news studios that look like your mom's living room at 8 am, and what's on the go with their new record being released this Friday May 18th at Mohawk Austin.

Ending song is called "The Change" by Chill Russell off their new record out everywhere online May 18th.

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Casey Cuts is a DJ, Producer, and the Co-Creator of Feedback Alliance and he joins the podcast to discuss how to keep your mind in check during the creative process, his road to becoming the producer he is now, how Andrew wants Casey to teach him how to make beats while sitting in the middle of a vegetable garden like some sort of horrible Karate Kid reboot and more

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Carter Francis, Quinn Walton, Brad Grosvold, Wayne Zingery and Aaron Paulson of Austin intrumental group Play by Numbers join the podcast to discuss why Andrew doesn't play poker, celebrity insanity, and why cute little talking British Koalas that play handheld flutes and hang out on your kitchen counter should definitely exist

The song at the end of the episode is "Concrete" off of Play By Numbers' 2014 LP "Somersault" available everywhere online

The Elliotts are a rock n roll band from Melbourne, Australia and they join the podcast to discuss surviving both wild animals and beer jocks down under, ruining a Finnish host's household appliances on tour, and what it was like recording an album with producer Nick Didia (Springsteen, Incubus, Mastodon, Rage Against the Machine)

The song at the end of the episode is "More Than a Man" by The Elliotts off their unreleased EP "Whatever Gets You There" out later this year

Alex Chod and Bruce Smith Jr. of Wonderbitch and Midcentury join the show to discuss awkward acquaintance encounters at the grocery store, why Andrew was oddly obsessed with the Kennedy assassination in 3rd grade, why Seinfeld would be amazing in 2018 and more

The song at the end of this episode is “Nah I’ma Stay Here” by Midcentury off their 2018 debut LP “Modern Nostalgia” available online from Boy Coy Records

Sean Spiller is an audio engineer, Brewer at Jester King Brewery, and the bass guitarist for Austin twang rockers Western Youth and he joins Andrew to nerd out over studio equipment and old basses, plus he discusses his road from homebrewing beer in his garage to his role as brewer at Jester King Brewery in the Texas Hill Country.

Ending song is “Waste of Time” by Western Youth off their debut EP “Leaving the Station” out now on Apple Music

Isaac James Routh is a singer songwriter as well as the frontman for The Warplanes and he joins the show to discuss his experience touring through Montana and the Grand Tetons, his road to becoming a better songwriter, why it'd definitely suck to be a baby goat thrown off a cliff by a giant eagle, the genius of Jack Black and more, plus Andrew's brother Luke Skypes in towards the end of the show for some Oscars talk

The song at the end of the episode is "Wind and Hail" written by Isaac James Routh and the official video is out now on YouTube

Carter Francis, Erin Jones, and Quinn Walton join the show to discuss the anomaly that is Star Wars The Phantom Menace, how Quinn almost burned Erin's entire apartment complex down one time, why people don't eat more horse meat, and what's on the go for their project Carter Francis & the Carry Ons in 2018

The track at the end of the episode is "Somebody Else" written by The 1975 and performed and recorded by Carter Francis & the Carry Ons off their self-titled EP out on Spotify and Apple Music later this year

Dalton Jackson is a musician from Austin Texas who has worked with artists such as Max Frost, That Girl Dre, The Naked Maja, and The Warplanes and he joins the show to discuss why Smash Mouth is still releasing music, how there is probably only 1 difference tops between Andrew and Tom Brady, and why he can't release music under his own name because there is apparently a very popular male porn star named Dalton Jackson (no seriously, Google it)

The ending song for this episode is "F*ck OU" by The Naked Maja and you can find their music at www.thenakedmaja.com

Laurie Gallardo is the voice of KUTX 98.9 every Monday - Thursday at 2-5pm as well as the host of Studio 1A and the Austin Music Minute and she joins Andrew to discuss her roots in El Paso, what Idaho Blues would sound like if it were a thing, and how excited she is to host the Austin Music Awards February 28th at ACL live at the Moody Theater

Ending song is "Missing Pieces" by Jack White off his 2012 release "Blunderbuss" out worldwide on Third Man Records