Bret Lunsford on his years with Beat Happening and D+ (his band with Karl Blau and Phil Elverum), his record label/publishing company Know-Yr-Own, and the story behind his recent book about Harry Smith.

Loren and Suzanne on their aesthetic partnership and more, plus exclusive improvised music pieces.

Andrew Rieger of Elf Power on collaborations, Orange Twin, Elephant 6, Vic Chesnutt and the new album “Artificial Countrysides.”

Martin Selasco, the man behind Terror/Cactus, an electro-cumbia fusion project based in Cashmere, WA.

John Ringhofer reminisces on the last 20 years or so of his intricately layered pop project.

Actor/Comic/Musician David Liebe Hart shares his thoughts on aliens, religion, country music, Tim and Eric, puppets and more in this intimate conversation.

Wes speaks about his new album The Towering Ground, homemade instruments, improvising in music, his alter ego and his stint as a funk saxophonist.

Seattle’s family band The Black Tones describe their sound as a mixture of “Cobain and Cornbread.”

Steve was a key player in the influential Dayton, Ohio funk scene, then when he hit the snooze button, his repertoire took on a life of its own. Now he’s back and better than ever.

Urge Overkill founders Nash Kato and Eddie “King” Roeser share details about their scattered history, affinity for Cheap Trick, loaning Nirvana their fancy suits, and releasing their new record “Oui” after another ten-year hiatus.

John Dwyer takes us on a journey through Thee Oh Sees (Osees/OCS) and his numerous side projects over the years.

Discogs.com lists their genre as “non-music.” This artist duo spent a chapter of their lives as globetrotting sound artists, with an affinity for subtlety.

Brittish experimental multi-instrumentalist shares from his vast catalogue and waxes philosophical on what it is to be “special.”

Suicide’s keyboard wizard speaks on his jazz upbringing, the dawn of punk music, and sets the record straight on a number of misconceptions.

The accordion dragon of Parks, Louisiana, preserves his family’s dialect and applies martial arts techniques to his music.