Maki’s Record Shop is your late-night hideout for real music lovers and hardcore audiophiles. Hosted by Keith Maki, this is where deep grooves meet deep thoughts — a place to talk about what’s really happening in the music world while spinning hard-hitting new jams you won’t hear anywhere else. From underground discoveries to overlooked classics, Keith breaks it all down with passion, honesty, and zero industry bullshit. If you love music that actually means something, pull up a chair… you’ve found your shop.

3rd Floor Assessments makes its debut on the Powers Point Network, and it starts exactly where the best ideas usually do. A little unpolished, slightly chaotic, and built on pure enthusiasm.

Dave and his son Dakota are living out a shared dream, jumping headfirst into the podcasting world with microphones on and opinions ready. From video games and movies to whatever random topic wanders into the conversation, nothing is off the table and nothing is taken too seriously.

It’s a laid-back, honest show fueled by curiosity, laughter, and the simple joy of talking about the things they love. No gimmicks, no industry polish, just a father and son figuring it out as they go and inviting listeners along for the ride.

Welcome to 3rd Floor Assessments, now on the Powers Point Network.

Episode 22 of Powers Point After Dark dives headfirst into the emotional and mind-bending idea of time travel, asking the kind of questions that keep you staring at the ceiling at 2 a.m.—would you go back just to hear someone’s voice one more time, even if you couldn’t change a damn thing? The night blends raw heart with late-night chaos, mixing powerful time-travel themed music, dark humor, and deep-cut tracks from Beyond the A-Side, plus the unapologetic energy of Blunt Talk as the crew breaks down fights, life, and whatever else is rattling around in their heads. It’s part therapy, part party, and part late-night fever dream, wrapped in the kind of After Dark atmosphere that makes you feel like you’re not alone in the quiet

Season 6, Episode 2 of the Powers Point Podcast is a fun, laid-back deep dive into the strange, hilarious, and surprisingly thoughtful world of Generation Alpha, as Scott Powers breaks down how today’s kids communicate, joke, and connect in a screen-first world where memes replace paragraphs and phone calls feel like jump scares. Blending sharp observations, relatable stories about friends like Gus and Bob, and a chill hangout vibe, Scott walks listeners through Gen Alpha’s digital boundaries, emoji logic, and no-nonsense communication style, all while weaving in a killer lineup of P3 Studio songs like Digital Knock, Scrolling Shadows, Ping Me Right, and Emoji Echoes to keep the flow smooth. It’s part cultural study, part late-night hang, and all about understanding the next generation without judgment, just curiosity, laughs, and good tunes.

This week on Powers Point After Dark we’ve got Keith bringing the heat on Blunt Talk, Beyond the A-Side digging up killer tracks you don’t hear enough, and the 2300 Society launching a bold new space mission as a captain prepares to choose a crew of five for humanity’s next great adventure — all topped off with great music, laughs, and the 6th birthday of the Powers Point Podcast

In this episode, Scott Powers kicks things off with his signature solo-host energy, sharing funny and relatable stories while reflecting on the holiday season and New Year’s anticipation. He blends humor with genuine thoughts on resolutions, wrestling ambitions, and connecting with listeners. The episode flows seamlessly between lively storytelling and more good tunes, a couple laughs, and ends with a warm, inclusive sign-off that reminds listeners they’re part of the Powers Point community.

The final Powers Point Podcast episode of 2025 feels like a snapshot of everything that made this year unforgettable — funny, reflective, a little unhinged in the best way, and full of heart. Scott Powers takes listeners on a ride through time itself, from laughing at how fast the years seem to fly by to realizing that his aunt was right all along — the older you get, the quicker it all goes. What starts as a laid-back end-of-year hang slowly turns into something deeper, blending humor with that weird, emotional weight that only shows up when you’re staring straight at a brand-new calendar. And just when things start to feel heavy, the stories pull you back in — including the legendary backyard crater caused by a neighbor’s homemade New Year’s fireworks, a ridiculous moment that somehow ends up feeling like the perfect metaphor for 2025 blowing itself out in one last spectacular blast. As the episode rolls on, music becomes the heartbeat of the goodbye, with songs acting as emotional checkpoints — one after another — guiding the show toward its final moments. Between the laughter and the chaos, there’s a genuine sense of gratitude for the ride, the listeners, and the year that just refused to be boring. Scott wraps everything up with that familiar Powers Point warmth, reminding everyone that even when life feels like it’s moving too damn fast, the moments we share still matter. It’s not just the end of an episode — it’s the closing chapter of a year, sending 2025 off with a smile, a little noise, and a whole lot of heart

The 2025 Golden Blunt Awards, hosted by Keith Maki, is the ultimate celebration of the fearless, the loud, and the absolutely unstoppable. This one-night event shines a spotlight on the elite players at the top of their game across Combat Sports, Entertainment, and Music — the fighters who never back down, the artists who never play it safe, and the performers who refuse to fade quietly. From knockout legends and underground warriors to chart-crushing musicians and culture-shifting entertainers, the Golden Blunt honors the people who dominate their lane with grit, passion, and raw originality. No fake hype. No industry fluff. Just real recognition for those who hit hard, move fast, and leave a mark. Hosted by Keith Maki in true After Dark fashion, this is where respect is earned, legends are toasted, and the bold get their flowers.