With over three decades in the Music/Entertainment industry as a respected producer, musician and engineer, Rich Waller knows the ins and outs of the music business. And the ups and downs. And how it all fits together. Having worked with artists like John Legend, Grover Washington Jr., Michael Brecker, The Roots and so many others, Rich climbed his way up the ladder by paying attention and by being curious. And his innate curiosity always led him to finding out what the task at hand was, and how to master that task. And when you add his positions as Product Specialist and Sales Rep for multiple sound companies into the mix, that makes him a true musical Renaissance Man. Join Glenn Barratt and Rich on this fascinating musical journey.

Kevin Hanson's journey has taken him across multiple musical scenes. As an accomplished guitarist, singer and songwriter, he's been a part of the Rock scene, the Jazz scene, the R&B scene and the Hip-Hop scene, all contributing to his musical and social development. And what an education it's been along the way. As a part of the band Huffamoose, he learned the ups and downs of the music business, and that a band's upward trajectory isn't always a guarantee of success when the record company pulls the rug out from under you. And whether he's appearing at the Fillmore in San Francisco, New York's Madisons Square Garden or the White House in Washington D.C. as part of the Philadelphia Eagle's entourage, he doesn't forget where he came from and what got him to where he is today.

Jim and Paula Minacci are a couple of Philadelphia gems. Besides being the caretakers of Gloria Dei Old Swedes Church, the second-oldest church in the US, they are also the presenters of the Sexton Sideshow musical series and have a true sense of art and community. Jim and Paul discuss how they have brought art and community together, and they address the rewards and challenges of presenting a show like a musical tribute to the Coen Brothers film "O Brother, Where Art Thou." And how the rewards are worth all the effort. And then some.