At what point does music stop being authentic? Is "Christian" music less original than "non-Christian" music? How has Lecrae alienated his audience(s)?

Here are some of the topics that we go over in this episode:

• Is "Christian" music less inventive than "secular" music?
• Is artist creation possible ex nihilo, or will ideas always need to be pulled from ones already pre-existing?

Is 70s disco superior to every other era of disco? Did disco become more of an element, and less of a genre over time?

Here are some of the topics that we go over in this episode:

• Has country in the modern era maintained its blue roots?
• Do some people have the "it factor", while others may not?
• Has disco always been formulaic?

Did disco die completely? Is the synthwave aesthetic overdone?

Here are some of the topics that we go over in this episode:

• Has disco always been hit-focused?
• Does disco still exist today?

What's one of the Apple Airpod Pro 2's best features? What is the "Amen Break"?

This is the main topic that we go over in this episode:

• Does Apple stretch out their product evolution too long?

Is 128kbps still more than sufficient for casual listening? Is bluetooth too limited?

Here is the main topic that we go over in this episode:

• Is lossless audio all that it's hyped up to be?

Can PC producers set their RGB color to monitor their computers' temperature? What computer specs do producers need to prioritize for production?

Here is the main topic that we go over in this episode:

• What is Kevin's computer of choice?

Are live sound and studio sound engineered the same way? Is ear training essential for sound engineers?

Here is the main topic that we go over in this episode:

• How did Kevin get his start in live sound?

Is rock what it used to be? Is it okay to wear shirts of bands/artists you don't listen to?

Here are some of the topics that we go over in this episode:

• Does "genreless" music exist?
• Has rock become oversimplified over time?
• Is "pop" a more vast "landscape" than "rock"?
• Are most traditional rock fans "out-of-touch" with what rock is today?

Were Guns 'N' Roses the bridge between hair metal and grunge? Is Slash the last true "Guitar Hero" to date?

Here are some of the topics that we go over in this episode:

• Are Guns 'N' Roses hair metal?

Who is Brandon Lake? Is the majority of 80s music production over-to-the-top?

Here are some of the topics that we go over in this episode:

• What have we been listening to lately?