Welcome back! Alex tells you about Landon Tewers with his confessional track "Kill Me." Celine evaluates the first 6 weeks of the Biden Administration. Mitchell closes out with some appreciation for "Brokeback Mountain" (2005).

Welcome to the first-ever March & Mitch Music Medley! We've each selected bands that bring us back to why we love music. Alex brings you "Barely Bleeding," hot-off-the-presses from nothing,nowhere.'s new album Trauma Factory. Celine gets back to their musical roots with a throwback to Linkin Park's "Lying From You" from their sophomore album Meteora (2003). Mitchell dives into math-rock Meshuggah with "Autonomy Lost" (2005).

Alex, Mitchell, and Celine provide a quick check-in to remind all of our fans and listeners to be kind, considerate, and proactive during this winter storm. Make human kindness cool again and remember to think of everyone in our community.

Oh, hello there. Welcome back! Alex brings you "Repine" by Baltimore rock band, Pianos Become the Teeth. Celine shares some insight on what may be the largest protest in human history, led by rightfully outraged farmers in India. Mitchell is tired.

Today's episode is brought to you by GLOBAL PANDEMIC, the boys talk to you about Gojira, the French Prog Metal Band that Mitchell deeply loves. Followed by the current insanity that is Wallstreet. Ending the show we talk about 2011's GOON for Marchewski's first nostalgia trip.

March, Mitch & Celine welcome you back to another episode! Alex breaks down the new album by our boy guccihighwaters, "J.O.Y." (Joke's On You), a stellar piece of work marrying Gucci's vocal prowess and creative songcrafting. Celine gives us an update on the wonderfully normal Biden administration (this is fine)! Mitchell shares a work of sheer horror by Kevin Smith, "Tusk," featuring Justin Long, Michael Parks, Haley Joel Osment, and a surprise A-Lister.

Welcome back! Alex brings in our first album spotlight, giving Guardin's new album "So That's It, Huh?" a solid 5/5. Mitchell discusses "School of Rock" (2003) and how Jack Black actually has some meaningful things to say about school, adolescence, and rock. Celine, Mitchell, and Alex talk about learning curricula and their favorite teachers.

We had the honor of interviewing Jesse Tumolo of local Salem pop-punk band Save Bandit! Check out Jesse's takes on growing up in Salem's music scene, the progression of pop-punk, and a potpourri of anecdotes. Celine gets the gang's thoughts on last week's insurgency at the nation's Capitol.