Fort Collins has a small amount of new/used music stores for people to buy their favorite albums…Hearing about a new music store in the area got me excited, so I had to check it out. Charles and I talk running a record store, growing up in Athens, the challenges of doing something new, and how to keep yourself going and having fun.

Convulse Records has become a strong force in hardcore punk. With a roster full of raucous, chaotic, and positive artists, it’s no wonder Convulse has nationwide attraction. I sat down with Adam Croft, founder of Convulse, to discuss running this label, catalogue, and how the community in Denver has shaped him. NOTE: This interview contains strong language.

Chilean immigrant, OG punk rocker, and cancer survivor, painter David Estay is commonly seen in the corner of Blast N Scrap shows. Painting the music in front of him onto a canvas. We talk about his induction to art, medial battles, and his return to show painting.

Fort Collins young guns Clementine are ready to prove their worth in the local music scene. We talk playing with Green Day, the downs of being a teen musician, and what’s to come. NOTE: This interview contains strong language

Fort Collins indie-punk band, The Red Scare, are in the element as of lately. With their new single “Sanctity Tapestry”, we talk influences, art, college, and more. NOTE: This interview contains strong language.

Timothy Bright has had a silently successful year. We talk about his new song “Boosmobil”, growth, people, and California. NOTE: This interview contains strong language.

I sit down with producer Sagan Petr Smith and rapper One Peace to talk about their new album A Glorious One, influences, ambitions, and more. NOTE: This interview contains strong language.

Eighteen year old rapper/artist Ché from Brooklyn just got the shoutout of a lifetime. What’s next for him? We talk childhood trauma, Car Seat Headrest, and bringing his work to life.

Self-proclaimed “creative storyteller” Daniel Leka is full of ideas. We talk about being an artist in the modern age, music, and life after death.

With an album release in January and life changing for the members soon, I talk with Yail frontman Jackson Watkins about influences, how science changes people, and what’s to come.

Georgia artist David Hale’s exhibit, Heal, is all about self. We talk about expression, family, and what moves him to create art.

Eighteen year-old Timothy Bright is making music that sounds unlike any other. What’s next for him?

Atiba Jefferson started out as, and still is, a skateboarding photographer. We talk about what it’s like to be sponsored by Canon, knowing Kobe Bryant, and how music shaped his interactions.

Sagan Petr Smith, who goes by the moniker SPS, is making hip-hop that sounds well beyond his years. We talk about life, growing up, and how his family inspired his sound.