If there were more distinct episode titles for this show this one would be called The Lonely Biscuits Apology - as I learn a hearty lesson about judging a band too harshly simply by having an opinion on their name and not their actual music. Aside from that massive bit of egg-on-face that happens about midway through the episode, there's a good half hour of new music, collaborations and unique output from our fair city here.

Plenty of goods to hear from the likes of Dave Paulson, Zook, Western Medication, Veil of Tears, Eve Maret, Fetching Pails, Charlie & The Evil Mothers and The Pink Spiders AND a sneak preview of a forthcoming new podcast on the WOTT Network. We've got it all really.

Plenty of goods to hear from the likes of Dave Paulson, Zook, Western Medication, Veil of Tears, Eve Maret, Fetching Pails, Charlie The Evil Mothers and The Pink Spiders AND a sneak preview of a forthcoming new podcast on the WOTT Network. We've got it all really.

This episode, we stray from the mixtape of new music format and sit down with Beth Cameron - best known for her work as Forget Cassettes - and discuss the hardships of being a female in the recording industry. While we certainly cover the basics of how she got into music, the recording process of her first album Instruments of Action and what she's up to now. We also dive much deeper into how Nashville culture can do better about listening, finding empathy and how being vocal is the only road to a safer, inclusive, caring city.

This episode, we stray from the mixtape of new music format and sit down with Beth Cameron - best known for her work as Forget Cassettes - and discuss the hardships of being a female in the recording industry. While we certainly cover the basics of how she got into music, the recording process of her first album Instruments of Action and what she's up to now. We also dive much deeper into how Nashville culture can do better about listening, finding empathy and how being vocal is the only road to a safer, inclusive, caring city.

Episode 109! In which I use the word "vibes" approximately 10,000 times and compare bands that age me as a host. C'est le vie! Fortunately, the music isn't aged, it's all fresh and enjoyable.

Episode 109! In which I use the word vibes approximately 10,000 times and compare bands that age me as a host. C'est le vie! Fortunately, the music isn't aged, it's all fresh and enjoyable.

One hundred and eight episodes in to this show it's probably a bit absurd to still to be surprised at the wealth of talent our metropolitan area continues to produce but the feeling hasn't waned one bit.

One hundred and eight episodes in to this show it's probably a bit absurd to emstill/em to be surprised at the wealth of talent our metropolitan area continues to produce but the feeling hasn't waned one bit.

For this episode we are pleased to present a brand new debut track from Cloudmouth off their forthcoming album, Dark Energy. From there, we dive in to an eclectic grab bag of offerings spanning from the Classic Country of Joshua Hedley to the DIY keyboard pop of Soft Robot to the hilariously absurd Sean Parrott. Nashville gives a strong offering of diverse sounds on this one.