Rock 'n' roll journalist Cat Jones and artist Liesl Meissner are driving a van full of stuff from New York City to California during the COVID-19 pandemic while listening to a shit-ton of music. This is an unedited, unpolished, highly unprofessional podcast about their cross-country adventures, the antics they've gotten into during their friendship, and the albums they're listening to on the road.

Cat and Liesl drag their hotel chairs out into a field to watch the stars in Marfa, Texas, watch the sunset from a stock-tank pool in Tucson, Arizona, and drive all night to their destination in Northern California.

Cat and Liesl do Desert Sunsets and a Marathon Overnight Drive

Cat and Liesl spend a night in COVID-era Memphis marveling at a completely empty Beale Street, then spend 36 hours with two extremely fun and generous hosts in Austin.

Cat and Liesl Do an Empty Memphis and 36 Hours in Austin

Cat and Liesl start their cross-country road trip to move all of Cat's shit from Brooklyn to California. They do a crash course on the magic of NYC, go to GWAR's bar in Richmond, Virginia, and fall in love with Dolly Parton's theme park Dollywood in the Smoky Mountains of Tennessee.