Mansfield Musicians cover each other's songs, over the span of on month, the present the cover songs for each other at the annual 419 Renditions. Host Noah Jones talks about the event and songs present with artists during this episode of the Open Mic Podcast.

Talking clap backs and tattoos, Rico Relz sits down with Open Mic Podcast host Noah Jones and talks about his music, viral videos and fatherhood. The two also discuss the importance of musicians just doing music and growing into themselves.

The incredibly talented photojournalist, Cowtownchad, is a Fredericktown native and works for Cleveland Scene magazine as their music photographer. He sat down with Noah Jones and discussed his life as a photojournalist and what it's like to capture some amazing moments in music. 

The boys in Divebomb started from indecisive beginnings to becoming on of the most notable bands in the Mansfield Music scene. Since 2015, the band has played in more than 30 states, collaborated with bands from over seas and lucked into working with Eddie Sutton, one of their favorite musicians.

Nate Wieland joined the Open Mic Podcast to talk about the Metronome Music Festival held at North Lake Park on August 4, from noon to 9 p.m.

The two also discussed Hand Jam and the importance of children being involved with music.

The men from Fiendish Thingy sat down with Noah Jones and discussed their 30 year history as a band. This episodes goes from the band's song meaning, political diversions and the decade-long process of recording.

Oliver Hazard may just be the luckiest band in the history of music.

The group, a trio of hometown buddies, created an album in three weeks including a free recording of their album. They didn't realize what they had until they performed in front of strangers. Now, they are playing across the country.  OMP host talked with the boys from Waterville ahead of their July 21 performance at Relax, It's Just Coffee in Mansfield, Ohio.

Living Colour was a rock group who shook the world with their debut album. In this Open Mic Episode, host Noah Jones asks Corey Glover about what how the song may be different if it were written today, and they talk about an up coming show at the Ohio State Reformatory in Mansfield, Ohio.

DevilDriver speaks to host Noah Jones about their latest album, Outlaws in the End, and how it was recorded. Vocalist Dez Fafara talks about his love of Outlaw Country Music, the lyrics and the raw emotions they bring. In this episode, the two talk about re-recroding Ghost Riders In The Sky with John Carter Cash in the Cash Cabin.

The INKcarceration music and tattoo festival will take place in Mansfield, Ohio starting July 13. The three-day festival held at the Ohio State Reformatory will be packed with bands such as Bush, A Day to Remember, Clutch, Living Colour, and other rock and heavy metal bands. In this episode, INKcarceration Rep Susan Fisher talks about the event.