Brian and Jeremy talk the usual suspects, and welcome their guest, former Bishop Gunn bass player, Ben Lewis. Ben and the guys discuss how Bishop Gunn formed, his upcoming solo acoustic tour, called The Porch Tour. Finally Ben talks about what it's like to open for The Rolling Stones.

Brian flies solo on this episode. The guests include north Pennsylvania guitarist Jeff Fetterman, and from Nashville, singer, songwriter, and guitarist of southern rock band Jarrod England.

Magnolia Bayou manager Kevin Palmeiro subs for Jeremy as co-host. Brian and Jeremy talk the usual suspects, and the important topic of Facebook sending out a message about limiting, or eliminating all together, the livestreams a band can put out. What does it all mean? We're not quite sure. Then, the band themselves, Magnolia Bayou, Drew Fulton, Dylan Palmeiro, Cedric Feazell, and Josh Estes join the show. Brian and the band discuss their forthcoming release Strange Place, form conception to completion.

Brian and Jeremy have their very first guest. Joe Winters from The Steepwater Band joins the podcast. The guys talk to Joe about the beginnings of the band, and working with former Black Crowes guitarist Marc Ford as a producer, and on stage. Finally Joe answers the question; What do you do when you and your bandmates do when Govt Mule, and Blackberry Smoke are playing in your town on the same night.

Brian Jones and Jeremy Hunsaker introduce their new podcast. They discuss their love of southern rock and blues. Most especially they chat about their love of The Black Crowes

Brian and Jeremy talk the usual suspects, and welcome first, Mississippi Hill Country blues player, Lightnin Malcolm. Then they welcome Magnolia Bayou singer, guitarist Drew Fulton.