Two of Northern Massachusetts' finest make the trip up to PDANK HQ for this edition of The Spose Podcast. Legendary New England emcee Termanology and radio host and rapper Mic Stylz sit down with Spose to discuss their storied history, Term's rise in the rap game in the mid-2000s, how he first connected with DJ Premier, making adjustments in a changing rap game, merch money, Drake, being a dad, Term's GoodDadGang, RED HOT 95.9 WRED and so much more.

Ahead of Superbowl 53, Spose sits down with musician and 96.3 WJAB sports radio host Chris Sedenka to discuss everything sports. The pair discuss Kyrie Irving, Gordon Hayward, sports radio in general, The Patriots, who's gonna win the Superbowl, how Chris became a West Virginia fan, Premier League soccer, and Chris's start in the Maine music scene. What's in the water in Gorham, Maine? Enjoy!

Spose sits downwith friend, collaborator, fellow musician, and generally super nice guy Dominic Lavoie for this episode of the Spose Podcast. The two discuss poorly playing tennis, growing up in Maine's northernmost town Madawaska, RadioShack, being musician dads, free time (lack thereof), how Dom got an OUI and ended up in the Portland music scene, how his bathroom sparked the idea for his upcoming project Mariposa, and so much more!

Press play on this episode at 11 pm exactly on New Year's Eve to ring in 2019 with Spose, his wife Kristi and their friends Buddy and Emily Williams.

After a brief hiatus from podcasting, Spose returns with a new album, a new children's book and the first ever Spose Podcast episode recorded in New York City! Spose sits down with the nicest person in music MC Lars to discuss Lars's origins as a leader in the rap subgenre of nerd rap, Spose's live show, selling music in the streaming era, touring England together, Edgar Allen Poe, and much much more.

The Spose Podcast catches up with rapper George Watsky in the back of his tour bus during the Welcome To The Family Tour stop in Portland, Maine. Watsky and Spose discuss how they met, Watsky's ascent as a poet and then rapper, Emerson College, touring, getting sick, Game of Thrones and much more. Watsky also questions Spose undying dedication to Kanye West by forcing Spose to defend a few recent Kanye quotes that Watsky had prepared.

Rapper and producer milo (AKA scallops hotel) stops by the Spose Podcast to discuss his new album "Budding Ornithologists Are Weary Of Tired Analogies" as well as about 3001 other topics including but not limited to: art lords, racism at Shaw's Supermarket, expectations of that accompany a rap name, milo's family (his mom is verified on Twitter), black poets and writers from the United States, The Needle Drop internet critic Anthony Fantano, Open Mike Eagle, his record store in Biddeford, and so much more.

Best-selling author Sarah Knight stops by the Spose Podcast to discuss her trilogy of books, including her debut The Life-Changing Magic of Not Giving a Fuck. Sarah and Spose discuss moving from New York City to the Dominican Republic, how she blocks out distractions to write, whether or not people judge books by their cover, working in publishing at Simon & Schuster, her epic family (including her younger brother Tom Knight, who is one of Spose's best friends), the Red Sox, and so much more.

Spose takes the podcast on the road the Gateway Mastering in Portland, Maine to interview multiple Grammy award-winning mastering engineer Adam Ayan. Spose also debuts part of a new song at the end of the episode.

After taking August off to finish his next album, Spose returns to interview Democratic candidate for the United States senate Zak Ringelstein. Spose hits Zak with a multitude of questions ranging from his race to unseat incumbent Angus King (who identifies as "independent" despite a multitude of big-money corporate alliances), how it would probably be easier to beat Susan Collins, the Fryeburg Fair, Moxie, and The Maine Diner to how exactly a Democrat or Republican candidate can claim to represent the "people" when they must represent their "party." This is a good one!!