Nathan, Jesh, and Hayden share their thoughts on how collaboration brings meaning to their songs, exploring new sounds, and their recording process. Plus, a few harmless pranks along the way.

We chat with Idahomies Gary and Saige about how they formed the band, sketchy shows, and the "free chippy" campaign.

Guitarist and vocalist David Tavera gives his perspective on being honest in his songwriting, why he writes most of his songs in the tub, and the most interesting object he's ever signed.

Jerry talks about experiences from his childhood that shaped his musical interests, the moment he knew he had "arrived," and premieres some tracks from his upcoming album.

Keaton and Tyler catch up on what's happened since the first episode, including more hecklers, the death of Taylor Hawkins, and Jack White's new album.

April and Zach recount starting their band, a bike cop encounter, and how they ended up recording their latest album in a warehouse. Plus, we start to notice a pizza theme..

Neal and Taylor of Royal Bliss talk about early band names, their innovative solution to booking their first tour, and the infamous "Road to Vermont."

Dan shares his perspective on discipline in songwriting and chasing an algorithm, and we talk about the journey from his first shows in his parents' basement to his memorable first time in Florida that he dubs "the worst day of his life."

Tyler joins us for a rollercoaster of emotions, from the nostalgia of his first guitar, to finding his sound, and an overheating car in the middle of the desert. Listen till the end to find out why his mystery piñata story puts him at #2 on our leaderboard.

Original lead guitarist of Poet Bones joins us this week to talk about Citizen Soldier's writing and recording process, including the bumps they encounter along the way.