Connecticut emcee Chris Webby stops by the Spose Podcast. Spose and Webby cover everything from the behind-the-scenes of their indie rap careers, Webby's new album "Wednesday," Old Orchard Beach, mumble rappers, Bernie Sanders and so much more in this expansive conversation. Spose also announces the winners of the Stolen Album contest from episode 8 and premiers a new song produced by Pauly Beats called Hear Right.

Spose Podcast hits the road to sunny Nashua, New Hampshire for this interview with San Francisco-by-way-of-New-England producer Decap. We discuss how it's been so excruciatingly cold out, how Spose and Decap met at UNH, what programs they used growing up making beats, the new Brockhampton album, what programs they use now, Drums That Knock, if Spose would ever sign another record deal and much much more! Episode also includes contest for free copies of Spose's "Stolen Album" cassette and Decap's Drums That Knock!

In a super special podcast event, Spose has champagne and hangs with his wife and English friends Buddy and Emily to close out 2017! If you play this on New Year's Eve at exactly 11 pm, it will align perfectly with midnight and a countdown and everything. Episode concludes with rare exclusive DJ Jon/Spose megamix so you can party on into 2018 with the Spose Podcast. Topics include: PDank Xmas 4, the fucking cold weather, Eminem's new album, 2018 celebrity death predictions, and much much more.

Spose hangs out with Maine's best barber Frank The Barber and possibly the best rapper in Maine Shane Reis. They discuss Roseanne, the band Dawes, Childish Gambino, Shane almost killing a dude on his way to record the podcast, and more! Includes new Shane Reis song "Leapt" produced by Mike Ave.

On the fifth episode of the Spose Podcast, Spose interviews the owners of one Maine's most beloved brands Bull Moose Music Brett Wickard and Chris Brown. Bull Moose is an indie record chain started in 1989 that now spans two states and 12 stores. When all other record stores appeared to be shutting their doors, Bull Moose was somehow still alive and EXPANDING. Spose gets to the bottom of how they did it, how it all started in Brunswick, Maine, what they did different, and even announces something special in partnership with Bull Moose coming out this Friday.

On the fourth episode of The Spose Podcast, Spose is joined by Portland, Maine radio Djs Ryan Deelon and Krissy from Hot 104.7. They discuss the town of Sanford, Krissy's start in radio, Ryan's time at Emerson College, getting arrested, Chris Brown, The Up In Smoke Tour, the time Ryan Deelon almost impersonated Spose in Boise Idaho in 2010 before they ever knew each other, and various other crazy shit.

On the third episode of his podcast, Spose interviews Cole Cuchna, the creator of the popular Dissect Podcast which breaks down albums song by song. The current season of Dissect analyzes "My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy" by Kanye West. Spose takes the opportunity to totally Stan out about Cole's podcast, Kanye West, Kendrick Lamar, Radiohead, and having empathy for celebrities, among other things. Spose also premieres another brand new song, "That Info" at the end of the episode.

On the second episode of his podcast, Spose is joined by rapper, producer Cam Groves and Cam's girlfriend and potential rap superstar Facebookless Abby. Subjects discussed include 1994 Acura Vigors, Cam dumping girls because they got their hair cut, whether or not the mascot of their alma mater Wells High School is racist, Harvey Weinstein and Louis C.K. Jerking off in front of women, Anderson .Paak, and Abby's legendary rapping debut on the song "Hundred Bucks."

Spose's debut episode features legendary Maine frontman Dave Gutter and accomplished Maine music video director Jay Brown recounting the most ridiculous story ever. Once upon a time in New Mexico...