In Episode 33, the front woman CASSETTE JUNKIES talks about growing up and winning karaoke contests for scratch, Cincinnati Idol, American Idol, and forming one of the most popular dance bands in Cincinnati.

In Episode 32, Chay Buddah speaks on New Orleans, the Navy, singing in church, performing with SLAVE & Marva Wright, the past, present and future of HOTT2DEF.

In Episode 31, Janelle Jaye talks to B-HARV about becoming an integral part of local musicians and bands, such as Top Secret and Authorized Personnel. After our conversation, if there is one thing we have learned, it is that Janelle is understands emotion in music.

In Episode 30, Felita "Flow" LaRock opens up about the incredible experiences she has under her belt. From service in the Air Force, to being a vocalist in the USAF Band, to traveling all over the world performing, recording on a children's jazz album, singing with Lee Greenwood, performing with the Dayton Philharmonic Orchestra, and singing the National Anthem for the Cincinnati Reds & Bengals, Dayton Dragons and Columbus Blue Jackets.

But . . . who is she?

In Episode 29, Stan Birdsong talks about his experiences in both the DJ and Bassist world, performing all around the region with the talented musicians southern Ohio has to offer (including our host), and goes down a knowledge rabbit hole with B-Harv.

In Episode 28, Nikki Webb, AKA: DJ Lady Bounce, speaks on her roots, influences, hosting the Fly With Us Podcast, and the highs and lows of being one of Dayton's most prominent female DJ's.

In Episode 27, Crescendo Baccus takes us down nostalgia lane and guides us through his journey of being a child prodigy, seasoned church musician, growing into a leader in the community, and being Dayton's top musician match-maker.

This week, Billy Sutterlin speaks on falling in love with music and performing. From being a founding member to Full Frontal, to starting White Knuckle Weekend, Billy plants seeds where he goes. This is a great chat about what makes him tick and the people in his life that lift him up and encourage him.