In this episode, mcenroe is joined by Yy to go through their catalog, with rare early tracks, Yy’s recording process, and his new project with Gruf.

In this episode, mcenroe runs down a beat tape (CD) that he made for his rapper friends in September, 2000, and all the classic P&C songs that they turned into.

mcenroe is joined by Pip Skid, and they talk about writing together for Farm Fresh, the Wicked Nut solo album that never was, fermented reptile and Pip’s adventures in BC and Halifax.

mcenroe catches up with Len Bowen from Shadez (aka Different Shades of Black) about getting started, working together, and evolving.

In this episode, mcenroe takes you through the latest releases from Peanuts & Corn that took forever to come out and that practically no one heard! And he previews what is coming soon from the label later in 2020.

In this episode, mcenroe and DJ Hunnicutt talk about getting started with Farm Fresh, recording in Toronto with Rheostatics, and playing highlights from Hunnicutt’s beat making and scratch chorus work for the label. Plus watch a bonus live video of "Betamax".

In this episode, mcenroe and Birdapres talk about Bird's origins, working together on Peanuts & Corn, horrible sushi, and Bird's self produced releases.

In this episode, mcenroe dives into the his memories from the Tape Hiss era of the catalog and shares his favourite songs from Farm Fresh, Mood Ruff, Different Shades of Black and his solo jazz experiment.

Bazooka Joe joins mcenroe to talk about their 20 plus years of making music together.

In the second episode, Farm Fresh play demos, live performances and practice tapes from 1992 to 1993. After opening for punk bands and playing to empty rooms, they began to find a following in Manitoba playing with a live band.