Realize You Have a Flat Your car starts wobbling like it’s auditioning for Dancing with the Stars. Pull over before it wins a trophy.

Find the Spare Tire It’s in the trunk, under that mysterious carpet flap you’ve never lifted. Bonus points if it’s not shaped like a pancake.

Grab the Jack and Lug Wrench These tools look like medieval torture devices. That’s normal.

Loosen the Lug Nuts Turn them counterclockwise. If they don’t budge, whisper sweet nothings or threaten them with a Yelp review.

Jack Up the Car Place the jack under the car’s designated metal spot—not under the plastic trim unless you enjoy expensive crunching sounds.

Remove the Flat Tire Pull it off like you’re removing a stubborn boot. Try not to throw it in frustration—it’s still technically yours.

Put on the Spare Line up the holes, slide it on, and pretend you’re a NASCAR pit crew.

Tighten the Lug Nuts Crisscross pattern, like you’re drawing an angry tic-tac-toe board.

Lower the Car Gently bring it down. Don’t drop it like it’s hot.

Drive Away Heroically You did it! You’re now 12% more qualified to survive the apocalypse.

(00:00) - INTRO AND CATCH UP

(17:40) - MUSIC NEWS

(23:18) - QUESTION

(27:26) - DOES THIS JAM JELLY?

(45:12) - GUESS THE SONG

(55:11) - SONG FOR NEXT EPISODE

(58:22) - ENDING AND OUTRO

Do you agree with the toasties given?

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Selso and Moose take the podcast “in the field” for an evening of live conversations with Midland’s rising talent. First, they sit down with Chris Brown, lead singer of Day After Dead, to explore how today’s youth will shape the next great music wave—despite a minor technical hiccup.

Next, Aaron Chaney of Bees at Breakfast joins the show. Aaron not only discusses the band’s Midwest emo sound but also opens with a performance from his solo project, Dreamscene. Together, Moose and Aaron encourage Selso to pursue more original songwriting.

The episode wraps up with the hosts reflecting on the night’s highlights and brainstorming ideas for future installments.

Big shout out to Sound Deep Magazine and Cotton Flat Records for hosting this event, and for letting us post up and record this episode.

Check out Bees At Breakfast on Spotfy:

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Check out Day After Dead on Spotify:

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Check out I Flourisher on Spotify:

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After nearly two months of radio silence—and a string of mysterious postcards from far-flung places—Selso sat alone in the studio, sipping lukewarm coffee and eyeing the dusty co-host mic. Then, right as the intro music for the next episode faded out… the door creaked open.

In walked Moose.

With a sun-weathered bucket hat, a vintage windbreaker, and a grin only slightly wider than his accent, Moose declared: "Alright partner. I’ve seen the world, I’ve heard the stories, and I’ve fixed a payphone with a paperclip and three words of Swahili. Let’s hit record."

Turns out Moose had been in Uganda—not for the gram, not for the drama—but on a noble quest to restore the last functioning pay telephone in the country. The village of Nakibanga had held onto the phone since the 1980s, and when it croaked out its last dial tone, they called the only man who’d once fixed a soundboard with chewing gum during SXSW: Moose.

He rewired circuits, bartered with tech-savvy goats (allegedly), and even trained a local bird to mimic the ringtone as backup. And when the handset finally buzzed to life, the entire town lined up to make calls to relatives they hadn’t spoken to in years.

Now back in Texas, Moose wasn’t just bringing tales—he brought that rare energy only found in people who’ve lived a few extra stories. As he leaned toward the mic, his voice was deeper, wiser, still unmistakably Moose.

"Selso, this podcast is more than interviews and hot takes. It’s where the echoes of stories find a new home. Let's get to it."

(00:00) - INTRO AND CATCH UP

(18:52) - MUSIC NEWS

(27:48) - DOES THIS JAM JELLY?

(44:20) - SONG FOR NEXT EPISODE

(51:16) - LOCAL HAPPENINGS

(46:06) - GUESS THE SONG

(1:00:16) - SONG FOR NEXT EPISODE

(1:01:48) - ENDING AND OUTRO

Do you agree with the toasties given?

Make sure you check out the song here:

https://open.spotify.com/track/1KjHeNyp4SylZAUTNZj76O?si=b05a47f68cde4b37

You can also follow our running playlist here:

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Check us out on Instagram:

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If you have any suggestions or song requests you can email us at jamroomtapespodcast@gmail.com