My brother, George Pettis, is studying and teaching ethnomusicology at Florida State University. Additionally, he is the songwriter behind 100 Watt Horse. His latest album, "Dog is Goob" (a collaboration with engineer Graham Tavel) was released this April, 2020, on Sleeper Records. All proceeds from that release are going to several nonprofits of George's and Sleeper Records' choosing: Worker’s Dignity (in Nashville), and Philabundance and Philadelphia Community Bail Fund. IM Atlanta dubbed George's music a "unique brand of experimental folk," built "on his ability to communicate wistfulness in a way that is completely captivating." They called 100 Watt Horse "...the best experimental folk-pop Atlanta has to offer."

We review Star Trek (the Original Series), Season 1, Episode 3, "Where No Man Has Gone Before." Topics include: sentient banjo planet, the dangers and motivations behind "digitally remastering" things, the first second Star Trek pilot, Lucille Ball, "I Almost Married Her!", Spock's giant gun, "My Love Has Wings," tin foil contacts, the inevitability of human evolution leading to superpowers, ESP, the typo on Kirk's tombstone, and whether Gary Mitchell was a victim or George's personal hero.

New Mexico native Jana Pochop has a penchant for "deep grooves and poignant lyrics." She lends her unique vocals and songwriting talent to both her solo work (latest single: "Oh My Heart," 2020) and her folk/pop duo with Mark Addison, onetwothreescream ("Lit," released in 2018). " Jana and I talk about our shared affinity for outer space and pop music, and how to unabashedly love the things that you love.

We review Star Trek (the Original Series), Season 1, Episode 2, "Charlie X." Topics include: those fans at shows who "pull a Charlie," sociopathic telekinetic boys will be boys?, 3 dimensional chess, replicator technology, humanity's future vegan utopia, Nichelle Nichols' singing career, and unexplored Trek storylines (Spock/Uhura romance, etc.).

Award-winning attorney and CPA, Stephen J. Easley (All Mojo Management), talks Buddy Holly and The Buddy Holly Educational Foundation, his front row seat to REM's meteoric rise, sneaking out as a kid to watch Star Trek, and living in the original "love shack" (yes, as in the B-52s😱).

We review Star Trek (the Original Series), Season 1, Episode 1, "The Man Trap." Topics include: endangered species, the amazing salt vampire costume, sentient empath vs. dangerous creature, Star Trek's role in dismantling racism, and the scandalous and wonderful women's uniforms and outfits in the original series.

Award-winning Texas singer-songwriter Rachel Laven talks transatlantic adventure, life in the age of COVID-19, and family matters.

We review Star Trek (the Original Series), Season 1, Episode 0 (the unaired original pilot), "The Cage." Topics include: cages, both real and imagined, the history of Star Trek's first, unaired pilot, Star Trek's impact on society, women on the bridge, and Majel Barrett's enduring legacy, as evidenced by smooth-voiced female computers everywhere.