Join me this week in welcoming Craig's Brother frontman Jonas Ted Bond to the show. We talk about the Beatles, bad advice from grandma, hardcore Enya, the Circus Freaks, General Handywork, wearing your own band merch, getting high on your own thinking, weirdness falling out of shirts, the ex-president, the pandemic, Ted's faith journey and more. Thanks for listening!

We're back this week with another go around with good old Tommy. We learn what he's been up to since the pandemic and also dealing with a personal loss. We also chat about how to behave during a pandemic, iguanas, cats, unusual recording techniques, and more. We also hear some new music from his wife, Christy Merry as well as his new project Toilet Rats. Finally, Tommy suggests some fashion tips for the dystopian future.

Welcome back, Achievers! Happy 2021 to you all! Join me for my conversation with Tommy Rehbein (Small Towns Burn A Little Slower, Robosapien, International Karate, Naive Sense, etc.). We talk about Tommy's musical influence from his uncle and older brothers, people in bands being "mythical creatures," red rat pedals, the art of writing letters and he gives us a motivational talking to.

I'm joined this week by Seamus Fields of the band Foxhedge. Seamus was a student at the School of Rock in Red Bank that I used to manage. He is a talented multi-instrumentalist, audio student and outstanding human. Enjoy!

This week my guest is indie folk and punk artist Nate Allen. Nate has a new project out under the name Good Saint Nathanael called "Hide No Truth." We talk about working in sawmills, paper routes, Green Day, Christian school, legalism, Tom Fest 98, Shorthanded playing his 17th birthday changing his life, bad times in San Francisco, seminary, workaholic tendencies, ruptured appendixes, spiritual abuse and much more! Also, there's a special guest appearance from Nate's daughter. Check it out!

Mike Rucker was in school for over 25 years. He has degrees in Economics, Communications, a Masters in Film TV and New Media, an MBA from USC as well as a fitness certification from UCLA and data science certification from Johns Hopkins and finally a PHD in Philosophy from Alliant University. How does a guy like this find time to have fun? We'll start with 168 hours and go from there!

Hello Achievers! I'm back for another EXCLUSIVE preview of the new Spoken in Tongues record, "The Nail That Sticks Up Will Be Hammered Down." My buddy (and one time Blenderhead bassist) Brianz Grayz from The Blamed comes on the show as guest host to get into what the songs are about and some of the audio nerd aspects as well. This episode covers the second half (last 5 songs) of the album. Enjoy and thanks for listening!

Hello Achievers! I'm back into week 3 of a new semester of school but I'm back for the next two weeks with an EXCLUSIVE preview of the new Spoken in Tongues record, "The Nail That Sticks Up Will Be Hammered Down." My buddy (and one time Blenderhead bassist) Byron Gary (you'll see) from The Blamed comes on the show as guest host to get into what the songs are about and some of the audio nerd aspects as well. This episode covers the first half (5 songs) of the album. Enjoy and thanks for listening!

It's Father's Day, and I'm going to reflect on the recent passing of my father. Keep some tissues handy. Thanks for listening.

Sally Grayson has returned to the studio to record a new EP called "Desert Rain" with legendary producer Sylvia Massy (Johnny Cash, Tom Petty, Foo Fighters). We're going to talk about that and some other stuff like recording through pickles and the studying art in Minneapolis. Don't forget to drop some coin to Sally to support her new EP!