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Justin, Matt, and Mike from the band Modern Daybreak, talking about being famous with the elderly, dorkiness, dealing with death, and their recently released EP “Music for Love”. “Music for Love” is available through most music streaming services.

This week (as part of another double episode drop), it’s Geoff, Levi, Bobby, and Pat from the band Modern Dairy, discussing woodworking, mazes, apartments that have appeared on TV shows, and their recently released EP “With Tweaks”. “With Tweaks” is available for streaming through most music streaming services.

Seamus from the band Disaster Kid drops in to discuss moments that stick with us through our lives, loud airplanes, performance adrenaline, relationships, and the band’s upcoming single “Clean”. “Clean” will be available for streaming starting on August 25th.

This week (as part of another double episode drop), singer-songwriter Amelia Harlovic drops by to discuss a performative childhood, being a teacher, karaoke, her latest single “Parallel Parking”, and her upcoming (and first) DIY showcase. “Parallel Parking” is available now through most music streaming services.

This week (as part of another double episode drop), it’s Ryan, Stephanie, and Bash from the band Background Character, talking about post-show feelings, Saturn’s return, starting beef, their next album, and their album release show on August 17th at Beat Kitchen. Background Character’s album will be available for streaming starting on August 11th.

This week, Danny Bauer from the funk rock jazz comedy band Safety Squad joins Andy to talk about doing things your own way, pandemic porch concerts, money buckets, manifesting success, differing religious beliefs, and the band’s upcoming album and album release show in September. Music from Safety Squad can be found through most music streaming services.

This week, it’s singer-songwriter Kelsey Montanez talking about the medicinal value of music, quitting music for awhile due to burnout and unhealthy advice, a steadfast refusal to write her own bios, her approach to her next album, and her upcoming single “Mr. Crybaby”. “Mr. Crybaby” will be available through most streaming services starting on July 21st.

This week (as part of another double episode drop), it’s Syd, Belle, and Collin from Shotgun Funeral, talking (and sometimes yelling) about personal identity, friendship, the death of a band, their new band, upcoming singles, and their first show on July 14th at Subterranean. Their debut singles “My Paris Eyes” and “Cartography” will be available through most streaming services starting on July 7th and 14th, respectively.

This week (as part of another double episode drop), it’s Isabella, Noah, Erik, and Derek from Isabella Snow & Co, discussing service industry work, trumpet players, dealing with anger, their upcoming EP “Thorns”, and their EP release show on June 30th at McGee’s Tavern. The EP “Thorns” will be available through most streaming services starting on Friday, June 30th.

This week, Josh, Ryan, and Joey from the band Pretty Pleased stop by to talk about the band’s long and varied history, gender identity, whether or not Josh is good at talking, their new single “Criss Angel: Minecraft”, their upcoming album “Classic Rock”, and their upcoming album release show with Gosh Diggity, Rust Ring, and Inoculous. "Criss Angel: Minecraft” will be available for streaming starting on June 23rd, and the album “Classic Rock” will be available on July 7th.

This week, it’s the return of ambient artist Brady Matteson, discussing burnout, playing in multiple projects (including a band with his father), Bandcamp exclusives, his recently released solo album “Every dream in your head”, and his upcoming follow-up solo album “Sunken in the same place”. “Every dream in your head” is available now through most streaming services, and “Sunken in the same place” will be available through the same services starting on June 16th.

This week, it’s audio engineer, sound designer, music educator, and musician, John Micensky. Perpetually in motion, John’s work includes mixing the Pinksqueeze album “Be Gay Have Fun”, sound design for films and video games, drums and guitar for (past AUX Populi guests) Jared Jones and Janet Blackwell, as well as his own music under the name “b.lake”. You can find John’s music as “b.lake” through most music streaming services.