The Brady Jacquin Band auditioned for America's Got Talent Nov. 12 and spoke with Noah Jones on the Open Mic about the experience. The full band also discussed how they got together, and the differences between the indie-folk band and other heavy metal bands they play with.

Jillian Caudill studied music in Sydney before returning back to her hometown of Mansfield, Oh. On this episode, she talks about how Taylor Swift deserves credit for her writing her first post-breakup songs, how awesome Australia is. She also performs two original songs.

Paul Martin, conductor of the Mansfield Jazz Orchestra sits down with host Noah Jones and talks about an upcoming concert, which is a part of The Majestic Theater jazz concert series as well as how important success is for children when it comes to music.

It's been a series of victories for gospel artist, James Williams. Winner of four awards at The Kingdom Image Awards in Columbus. The Mansfield-artist shares his story of being saved by God and wants others in the area to realize the amount of talent there is in his hometown.

After years of cryptic secrecy, the members of "one of the hottest underground indie rock bands" joined the Open Mic Podcast to answer some questions and debut their newest song. Gavin, Nick and Garret are interviewed together for the first time in this episode.

Ernest Mahoney, Cody Nicholas and Ben Whitley joined host Noah Jones to talk about their upcoming show Oct. 19 show at Richland Source's final Newsroom After Hours show.

The punk bands talk about cassette tapes, driving corollas and their music -- in between humorous rants.

Maggie Allred comes from a line of publishers, which turns out to be a journalists dream interview. In this podcast, host Noah Jones speaks about Maggie's music which construct deep ideas about religion and verbal abuse.

Julia Oller has one of the most fun jobs in journalism. She is a music and entertainment writer for the Columbus Dispatch in Columbus, Ohio. In this episode she talks about shows she attends, and local coverage as well as the tricks she's learned to give fair coverage.

Coma Love performed the Open Mic Podcast's first live show in this episode. The group debuted their newest tune, 'Sunset Lover,' a song about wanting more, but knowing the risk of heart break and commitment. The group will perform at Richland Source Newsroom After Hours Friday, Sept. 21.

Coma Love performed the Open Mic Podcast's first live show in this episode. The group debuted their newest tune, 'Sunset Lover,' a song about wanting more, but knowing the risk of heart break and commitment. The group will perform at Richland Source Newsroom After Hours Friday, Sept. 21.