Ryan Azada is a Richmond based singer/songwriter, formerly of the band Dads and currently with L’ Amour. His EP, "Make You Run," is available at www.imsad.biz.

Jimmy Stephens Jr. is a long time Memphis music veteran. He is joined by his friend Tony Manard, leader of Tony Manard and the Big Ole Band.

Sarah Bishop is an Event Director and world traveler who likes pizza and has been known to show up to podcasts for free wine.

Clayton England is a singer/songwriter from Richmond, VA. His EP, "Cold Rain," is out on Crystal Pistol Records.

Justin Toland (vocals/guitar) and Andrew Denham (drums) are musicians and members of Dirty Streets. Matt Denham is their manager. Dirty Streets’ new album, “Distractions,” is out now.

Ben Abney is a singer-songwriter from Memphis. Be sure to check out Ben Abney and the Hurts and their new album, “Work Horse.” You can find out more about Ben Abney and his music at benabneymemphis.com.

Marvin Stockwell is a founding member of punk stalwarts Pezz, and a community activist. Ceylon Mooney is also an activist, co-founder of Pezz and a member of political thrash band Bury The Living, as well as No Comply, FMD, Akasha and Last Chance.

Will Loden is a stand-up comedian and part of the Memphis comedy collective Comma Comedians. Check out his hilarious web series “Virtual Dad” on YouTube and the Comma Comedians on Facebook.

Mo Alexander is a stand-up comedian and has some of the craziest road stories we’ve ever heard. It's an understatement to say that this episode isn't for the faint of heart. You can find out more about Mo Alexander at slapthestupid.com and on twitter @MoAlexander.

A conversation with Fat Possum recording artist Liz Brasher whose new album Painted Image is out now.