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Variety describes these folks perfectly. Knit Cap Vigilantes have a catchy mash up that composes their sound. Which was a ton of fun to talk about. And as a band that embraces improvisation it was cool to talk shop about how to approach "jamming". And, as always, we talk fruit songs!

Cool dudes making good tunes! A few of the fellas from March On, Comrade joined us at the house to talk musical arrangements, influences, and what it means to be a "career musician" in Fort Wayne. Seriously, you guys, these guys make some beautiful music and they put on a hell of a live show! Also, if you're wondering, we DO ask them about the comma in their band name. Duh.
 

A long time ago (about 3 years) in a galaxy far, far away (not really, just Southwest Allen County) Drew and Alex recorded an audio commentary for the original Star Wars adventure, Episdoe IV: A New Hope. Recorded for an old Podcast called The Walkthrough, Drew and Alex brought their friend Nate along to have some fun with the beloved sci-fi classic.

He's here, there, and everywhere, and now he's on our show! Adam Garland stopped by the house to drop some Fort Want insight into our brains. As a talented photographer, passionate graphic designer and all our good dude Adam has a lot of cool views on this town.
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Best bud Ty is back! But this time with some important info about Crucial Events. Tys looking to bring better entertainment to Fort Wayne and is looking to utilize the passionate people of this city to help him out!
 

Super good dude Ian Skeans is on the show this week! Ian plays in Pink Balloon Band, is the mind behind Cozy Couch Sessions and more recently one half of the band Shade! He's been playing music in the area for the better part of a decade. The origins for PBB and Shade are discussed, the guys talk baritone guitars and rig setups, and finally realize that The Carpenters may be the original emo act. This was a fun one!
 

He's one of our best buds so we keep bringing him back. Fresh off his new baby excitement, Ty joins us to talk about all the things in music that we loved in 2015. We talk about our Flaming Lips disappointment, recap our favorite albums and talk all things that were awesome in Fort Wayne. Of course Ty keeps it interesting as always so enjoy!

The super cool dudes of The SugarGliders stopped by the house to record with us. These fellas have been playing musically locally for several years in different forms so they've got some great stories and wonderful insight into the scene change over the past decade. Also they tell us maybe the best band name origin story thus far!

This fellas are a Fort Wayne staple.We were lucky enough to be allowed to sit in on their rehearsal before a big show at the Embassy. These boys are up to some good things and they have a lot of heavy talent to back it all up.

This one is pretty simple, it's just Drew and Alex chatting about whatever they please. We hit all the important stuff like Donald Trump, vaping, The Beatles, and a plethora of other such nonsense. 
 

Here's a fun one. The good fellas from Trichotomous Hippopotamous (3Hippo) joined us to talk about a lot of stuff. Most of it unrelated to music. And at one point we're pretty sure they began to interview Drew and Alex. Connor, Ryan, and Jess are funny dudes who also happen to be great musicians!

Unbelievably talented Fort Wayne artist Theoplis Smith (Phresh Laundry) joins us on the show to talk about his work in town, how he developed his skills, and what in society inspires him to create.

Guess who's baaack? Ty's back to tell us an amazing story entitled "Ashes", we talk about the racial issues plaguing our country, and get moderately nerdy at the end.

Special guests Dick Wayne and LL Cool Laura join us for an entertaining game of Utter Nonsense! Totally not a waste of time. Promise.

Rick Kinney (Clyde Theatre Manager) and Laura Larkin (Digital Media Manager) come on to talk about the The Clyde Theatre project, street vs. social media marketing, and reasons why the Fort Wayne arts community is amazing.

Trackless front man Jeremy Jones joins us on the show to talk about the band, hip hop culture in Fort Wayne, his upcoming solo work, and the guys plan a margarita trip.

Local musician Ty Brinneman is our inaugural guest! He talks all things Metavari, Billy Corgan's cat obsession, and some really great tour stories. Have a listen and enjoy, Goodnight Internet!