Gary, Indiana is symbol of collapse. Koshadeal, a native of one of the most dangerous cities in The United States, still remembers parts of his childhood fondly. Noah and his guest speak about issues that are not so different from Gary to Anytown, USA while using his song lyrics as guides.

The View, a band from Mansfield, Ohio, is on the verge of releasing a new album, which promises a new type of sound from the group. In this episode the show their humor, energy and freestyle rap skills.

Jai Merina is a young, energetic performer in the Mid-Ohio area. Aside from performing Janis Joplin covers in smoky bars, she also has an EP out and is working more originals. In this episode, host Noah Jones and Jai discuss how family is a major factor in her performance and the content of her songs.

County Line began playing songs in backyards. Now they are opening for bands like Lee Brice and Landco. Along the way, the band has faced adversity when a good friend and band member was suddenly killed. In this podcast the band and host Noah Jones go over a bevy of topics including an exclusive new listen to their newest song, The Party Don't Last Long.

Exhale Desire, or Andrew Coffy as his birth certificate calls him is working his way through pop music. He had a hard childhood. His mother married a drunk and he had to grow up fast. His grandfather gave him a rust-stringed guitar, and he used that as an outlet in dealing with the hardships. In this episode, host Noah Jones speaks with him about his life and his ability to make something positive out of all the negativity.

AlliCat's career in the Hip-Hop/rap world began while in the military. Between creating cadences during marches to sneaking into male quarters to record her music, she fell in love with the genre. In this interview, Noah Jones talks about her military career, her songs, her Independent Music Awards nominations.

Relax, It's Just Coffee has become a premier venue in downtown Mansfield. Their shows are unique for coffee shops in that they are at night, on a stage with lights. 

Noah Jones sat down with Mattie Lunceford, Tom Hirst and Braxton Daniels who heat the Relax, It's Just Music side of the business.

Record Stores continue to grow even though most music is gained by streaming via iTunes, Google Play or Spotify. In this Episode, host Noah Jones speaks with Katy McClenathon of Old Soul Vintage Attire and Records. The two discuss National Record Store Day (April 21) and the success she has had with the store.

Luke Adkins joins the Open Mic Podcast to discuss a large number of topics including his inspiring ancestry, his dedication to finding out the meaning of music and his upcoming album, What Will Follow

Aurielio Diaz comes back on the show to discuss his fourth Terms of EnQUEERment show. Throughout the show, Noah and his guest discuss several issues the LGBTQ sees in Richland County as well as what to expect at the show at La Luna.