When reality tv took over the world in the early 00's many people thought it was just going to be a fad. There was no way these shows could last, right? More than two decades later and reality programming is alive and well. Journalist and author Calum Marsh has a new book titled, "True Lies: The Art Of Reality Television." He pulls back the curtain on the genre by talking to the camera operators, producers, cast members and more to give us a comprehensive look at everything that goes into making a show seem real while also being entertaining.

For a long time it was said that punk rock was a young man's game. Being in a punk band was something you did in high school or your early to mid 20's. But at some point you have to grow up and become an adult. It's a tale as old as time. So, what happens to all of those punks when they get older? Turns out a lot of them are picking back up their guitars.

Shane Maziekien is the drummer for the New Jersey band Turn Two. He joins me on the show today to talk about his history in music, how the band Turn Two came together, and what it's like to have a second shot at music.

Check out Turn Two on socials @turntwoband and take a listen to their new EP "Never Meant To Fit."

Over the last few months I've fallen back in love with music. I turned my TikTok account into a music discussion. Check it out @stpierreonair.

Through this experiment I've been able to discover a lot of new, and developing, artists, and I've made some great connections. I'm going to have a lot of these artists on the podcast.

The first one is Mitch Rip. He dropped a song late in 2025 called 'Hot Boyfriend.' This song is such a jam. It pleases me to bring you a conversation with Mitch.