Bret, Kaleo and Yesod discuss the back half of Local Motion and perfecting the "art of letting go" and bring a conclusion to the first season of The Pepper Chronicles.

Kaleo, Bret and Yesod discuss making Local Motion, bringing Ben Brough back to do the artwork, a new approach to recording and more.

Yesod, Kaleo and Bret discuss the making of the back half of the Ohana record.

Kaleo, Yesod, and Bret discuss leaving a major label again, relaunching LAW Records, Kona Town Recording and more.

Yesod, Bret and Kaleo discuss creating the self titled album with Matt Wallace, writing and finding gems at the Hatch, and being "encouraged" to push the sound in different directions.

Yesod, Bret and Kaleo discuss resigning to a major label (Island Records), working with Matt Wallace (Faith No More, Maroon 5, O.A.R.) to produce the record and a new beginning for Pepper.

Bret, Kaleo and Yesod talk about being compared to Sublime, being a punk band that plays reggae and how the best advice is to just stay out of your own way.

Bret, Yesod and Kaleo discuss meaning behind "Do Something," how "Slave" was created and more.

Bret, Yesod and Yesod dive deeper into Pink Crustaceans and Good Vibrations and the meanings behind "Wet Dreams," "Love 101," "Lucy" and more.

Kaleo, Yesod and Bret discuss how LAW Records is born with being dropped from Atlantic Records and getting the masters back from "No Shame," how the name "Pink Crustaceans and Good Vibrations" originated from a Club Dread movie and the band reunites again with Paul Leary.