Helen Merino is an Actress appearing in numerous plays including Austin Shakespeare's production of The Crucible, Macbeth 2016, Hamlet, The Belle of Amherst, Wolf Hall, and Anthem to name a few and she joins the show to discuss Andrew's cowboy outlaw ancestors, how Peter Jennings was probably a wicked cool hang, and her role in Anton Chekhov's "The Seagull" playing now through February 25th at the Long Center

Ending track is "Good as Gone" by Buxton off their 2015 LP "Half a Native" out everywhere on New West Records

Jared Blair is the singer and guitarist for the Austin garage bluesmen Blynd Birds and the guitarist for Torino Black and he joins Andrew to discuss the Looney Tunes genius of Chuck Jones, why Jared hates VIP sections, and the low down on the upcoming Blynd Birds album engineered by Patrick Herzfeld and featuring 8 tracks with 8 different mixes by Jim Eno, Danny Reisch, Adrian Quesada, Travis Kennedy, Kevin Szymanksi, Mobley, Adam Odor, and Stuart Sikes.

Ending song is "Cardigan" off the aforementioned Blynd Birds record out everywhere Spring 2018

Bobby Pearson is the host of the Not For Everyone Podcast and the guitarist of Austin punk rockers StrangeGun and he joins Andrew to discuss city-wide garage sales, being elder millenials, the incredible polished sheen of 90's action movies and country music, why Andrew wants to be the Greg Maddox of bassists and more

Ending song is "Northern Blvd" by StrangeGun available everywhere online

Aaron Blackerby is the singer/guitarist for the gut-rumbling Austin rock quartet Major Grizz and he joins Andrew to discuss the neverending coolness of Oasis, bored white kids who don't have kids but still dress like moms and dads, How many podcast episodes before Andrew wants a girlfriend again, the proper approach to building the perfect PB&J and more

Ending song is "Ring Wormington" off the Major Grizz EP "Mas Aggression" out everywhere Summer 2018

Dr. Nicholas Meyerson is an Evolutionary Virologist and Immunologist at the University of Colorado Boulder's BioFrontiers Institute and he joins Andrew from Boulder via Skype to discuss the history of virus research, how virus genomes have actually fused themselves into human DNA over time, CRISPR and genome editing research, could we use virus genomes to give ourselves Kevin Costner Waterworld gills, the likelyhood of Hillary Clinton being a pre-programmed fembot designed by the Illuminati and more

Ending song is a cover of David Bowie's "Space Oddity" featuring Isaac James Routh, Aric Garcia, and Andrew Dalton recorded and mixed by Dr. Meyerson at Jewce Studios in Austin, Tx

Austin-based sorcerer of the keyboards Sam Powell joins Andrew to discuss why Fine Young Cannibals looked like estranged uncles at the height of their one-hit career, how Imagine Dragons apparently love ripping off Lorde, Sam's current theories on the global information zeitgeist, and why Elton John is eternally better than Billy Joel regardless of what your mom thinks.

Ending song is "My My My" by Blynd Birds off their upcoming LP "Find Your Concience, Baby" out everywhere Spring 2018

Andrew Bennett of Austin pop wizards Shy Beast and owner of Bennett Productions joins us to discuss why more superheroes have never thought of using thick layers of honey to thwart enemies, what it was like playing for secret illuminati frat parties in college, and whats on the go for Shy Beast and Bennett Productions in 2018.

Ending song is "Forever" off Shy Beast's self titled debut out now everywhere online.

Acey Monaro of Austin rock quintet Go Fever joins Andrew to discuss what it was like being Gwen Stefani for a night, why more people should just make up their legal names, why No Doubt always seemed to shoot music videos in barns, and whats on the go for Go Fever at Free Week 2018

Ending song is Small Talk off of Go Fever's self titled LP released in February 2017 available on iTunes, Soundcloud, Bandcamp, and Spotify

J.P. Welsh joins Andrew to discuss the undying spirit of Rick Moranis, why D' Angelo is the greatest musician of all time, and new music from his band Summer Fires.

Ending song is "Coming Down" off of Summer Fires' debut LP "Without a Word" available online January 18th

Gabriel Andre founder and owner of Pillajer Oil and Pillajer Video Services stops by to talk about his latest creations in the world of men's grooming, bad Jesus paintings, and if Isis militants also like kittens.

Ending song is "Strangest Place" by Otis Wilkins available now on Bandcamp