Episode 260: Bars, Brains & Bipolar — A Real One with Terrell Matheny

This week we sit down with Terrell Matheny — entertainer, rapper, singer, actor, filmmaker, and all-around creative Swiss Army knife. And instead of just doing the usual highlight-reel interview, Terrell keeps it real… like really real.

We talk about:
• The grind behind being multi-talented (and why it’s both a blessing and a curse)
• Creativity, identity, and what happens when your brain never hits the off switch
• Mental health, bipolar disorder, and why honesty beats pretending you’re “fine”
• The difference between chasing validation and chasing purpose
• And how turning pain into art can be both healing and terrifying

There are laughs, heavy moments, thoughtful pauses, and the kind of honesty you don’t always get when the mics are on — but we got it anyway.

No fake hype. No polished PR answers. Just a genuine conversation with someone who isn’t afraid to talk about the messy stuff and the magic.

Hit play, get comfortable, and ride with us on this one.
🎧🔥

Cheers!

m&t

Episode 260: “Bars, Brains & Bipolar — A Real One with Terrell Matheny

This week we sit down with Terrell Matheny — entertainer, rapper, singer, actor, filmmaker, and all-around creative Swiss Army knife. And instead of just doing the usual highlight-reel interview, Terrell keeps it real… like really real.

We talk about:
• The grind behind being multi-talented (and why it’s both a blessing and a curse)
• Creativity, identity, and what happens when your brain never hits the off switch
• Mental health, bipolar disorder, and why honesty beats pretending you’re “fine”
• The difference between chasing validation and chasing purpose
• And how turning pain into art can be both healing and terrifying

There are laughs, heavy moments, thoughtful pauses, and the kind of honesty you don’t always get when the mics are on — but we got it anyway.

No fake hype. No polished PR answers. Just a genuine conversation with someone who isn’t afraid to talk about the messy stuff and the magic.

Hit play, get comfortable, and ride with us on this one.
🎧🔥

Cheers!

m&t

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Episode 254 – The Mystery Guest (…And Tony Didn’t See It Coming)

Mike told Tony on the last episode that he was going to bring a surprise guest for the next pod—turns out it’s the one and only Jordan Yewey, who’s been secretly listening to Huckleberry Surprise on repeat while recording her own album. Naturally, she shows up ready to interrogate Tony about his songwriting origins, his recording process, and whether loop pedals are actually magic (spoiler: they are, especially during a three-hour gig).

We wander into all the good stuff:
• The wildly different names families have for grandparents
• How Tony met his wife (Disney soundtrack swell not included)
• The highs, lows, and sideways spirals of creating music
• Musicians vs comedians and why comics can’t just recycle the hits
• Strange animals we can’t stop talking about
• Crows and their magical coloring
• And the biggest shock of the night: Jordan has NEVER seen Tombstone. WHAAAAAAAAT.

A fun, free-flowing hang with a mystery twist, a ton of music talk, and at least one moment where Tony’s brain melts on air.

Cheers!

m&t

Episode 254 – The Mystery Guest (…And Tony Didn’t See It Coming)

Mike told Tony on the last episode that he was going to bring a surprise guest for the next pod—turns out it’s the one and only Jordan Yewey, who’s been secretly listening to Huckleberry Surprise on repeat while recording her own album. Naturally, she shows up ready to interrogate Tony about his songwriting origins, his recording process, and whether loop pedals are actually magic (spoiler: they are, especially during a three-hour gig).

We wander into all the good stuff:
• The wildly different names families have for grandparents
• How Tony met his wife (Disney soundtrack swell not included)
• The highs, lows, and sideways spirals of creating music
• Musicians vs comedians and why comics can’t just recycle the hits
• Strange animals we can’t stop talking about
• Crows and their magical coloring
• And the biggest shock of the night: Jordan has NEVER seen Tombstone. WHAAAAAAAAT.

A fun, free-flowing hang with a mystery twist, a ton of music talk, and at least one moment where Tony’s brain melts on air.

Cheers!

m&t

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Episode 252: Toe Biters, Solar Hornets, and the Album Party That Shook the Room

This week, the crew dives deep into the afterglow of Tony’s album release party — the crowd, the food, the energy, and a wild mix of future collaborations with the incredible artists who shared the stage. It was one of those rare nights where people from every walk of life came together, and everything just clicked.

Then things get weird (as they do). We explore:
🪲 The Giant Water Bug a.k.a. “Toe Biter” — a creature that injects enzymes to liquefy its prey (and apparently delivers pain that’ll make you see other dimensions).
🕷️ The Sulfur Cave Spider Megacity — tens of thousands of spiders forming a web metropolis on the Albania–Greece border. It’s part horror movie, part miracle of adaptation.
🦈 The Sawfish — not a shark but a ray with a chainsaw face that detects prey with electricity.
🐝 The Solar-Powered Hornet — an actual insect that harnesses sunlight for energy. Nature’s first little bio-panel!
🐦 The secret that crows and ravens aren’t black at all — they’re rainbow explosions of color we just can’t see.
🌿 And the Tree Hoppers, the vibing, plant-talking insects that hang out with bees, ants, and assassin bugs like it’s a jungle soap opera.

It’s science, chaos, and celebration — the perfect post-party mix.

🎧 Listen now wherever you get your podcasts!

Cheers!

Episode 252: Toe Biters, Solar Hornets, and the Album Party That Shook the Room

This week, the crew dives deep into the afterglow of Tony’s album release party — the crowd, the food, the energy, and a wild mix of future collaborations with the incredible artists who shared the stage. It was one of those rare nights where people from every walk of life came together, and everything just clicked.

Then things get weird (as they do). We explore:
🪲 The Giant Water Bug a.k.a. “Toe Biter” — a creature that injects enzymes to liquefy its prey (and apparently delivers pain that’ll make you see other dimensions).
🕷️ The Sulfur Cave Spider Megacity — tens of thousands of spiders forming a web metropolis on the Albania–Greece border. It’s part horror movie, part miracle of adaptation.
🦈 The Sawfish — not a shark but a ray with a chainsaw face that detects prey with electricity.
🐝 The Solar-Powered Hornet — an actual insect that harnesses sunlight for energy. Nature’s first little bio-panel!
🐦 The secret that crows and ravens aren’t black at all — they’re rainbow explosions of color we just can’t see.
🌿 And the Tree Hoppers, the vibing, plant-talking insects that hang out with bees, ants, and assassin bugs like it’s a jungle soap opera.

It’s science, chaos, and celebration — the perfect post-party mix.

🎧 Listen now wherever you get your podcasts!

Cheers!

m&t
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Ep. 235: X Marks the Simulation

Tony’s first full day off school? Spent in a music-fueled frenzy until 4AM! Meanwhile, Mike earned a day off and soaked in the Denver Art Museum like a classy gent. 🎨🎧

We talk:

  • Album update: first song done ✅, live shows coming 🎤, and 10 unreleased tracks dropping all summer long ☀️

  • Korean soap operas are WILD right now. Trust us.

  • Pigeon-guided missiles. Yes, that was real. 🐦💣

  • The weird and ancient origins of the symbol “x”

  • Radiation exposure and why you might glow with curiosity

  • Could we ever run out of music? Not if math has anything to say about it 🎶📊

  • Simulation theory: Are we all just Sims with better graphics?

  • Swearing: Every culture does it. Let’s f***ing talk about why.

  • Tony’s debate-watching confession and a Graham Hancock vs. Flint Dibble showdown 🧠💥

  • Elon vs. Trump: Beef of the Billionaires

  • AI musicians… is Tony out of a job soon?

  • That Japanese soldier who never stopped fighting the war. For real.

  • Why maps are lying to us

  • Aerogel. LOOK. IT. UP.

  • And quantum mechanics makes a strong case that… we’re probably in a simulation.

Cheers!

m&t

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Ep. 235 – X Marks the Simulation

Tony’s first full day off school? Spent in a music-fueled frenzy until 4AM! Meanwhile, Mike earned a day off and soaked in the Denver Art Museum like a classy gent. 🎨🎧

We talk:

  • Album update: first song done ✅, live shows coming 🎤, and 10 unreleased tracks dropping all summer long ☀️

  • Korean soap operas are WILD right now. Trust us.

  • Pigeon-guided missiles. Yes, that was real. 🐦💣

  • The weird and ancient origins of the symbol “x”

  • Radiation exposure and why you might glow with curiosity

  • Could we ever run out of music? Not if math has anything to say about it 🎶📊

  • Simulation theory: Are we all just Sims with better graphics?

  • Swearing: Every culture does it. Let’s f***ing talk about why.

  • Tony’s debate-watching confession and a Graham Hancock vs. Flint Dibble showdown 🧠💥

  • Elon vs. Trump: Beef of the Billionaires

  • AI musicians… is Tony out of a job soon?

  • That Japanese soldier who never stopped fighting the war. For real.

  • Why maps are lying to us

  • Aerogel. LOOK. IT. UP.

  • And quantum mechanics makes a strong case that… we’re probably in a simulation.

Cheers!

m&t
#SimulationTheory #NewMusic #PigeonBombs #TonyDollar #DenverArtMuseum #QuantumWeirdness #KoreanDramaLife #AlbumInProgress #HistoryNerds #SwearingIsUniversal #MikeAndTonyShow

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Episode 230: Murder, Music, and a 43,000-Year-Old Shrub

This week, Mike announces his latest side hustle: custom 3D-printed guitar picks—because what every musician needs is a pick made by a guy who loathes geese. Meanwhile, Tony is officially back in the music game with an album dropping this fall and plans to hit the stage again (watch out, Denver!).


We go deep on TikTok drumming prodigies, ancient nightmare fuel like 5-foot scorpions and 42-foot snakes, and the terrifyingly casual way psychopaths and sociopaths roam the world. Also: how many people actually get away with murder? Seems like probably a lot.


Then it’s Gorilla vs. Human—a cultural moment we couldn’t ignore. We each take a side, and no, it’s not the one you’d expect. Plus: a 43,000-year-old shrub in Tanzania that’s still kicking, and a breakdown of the personality differences between Pan troglodytes and Pan paniscus (aka: aggressive war chimps vs peaceful sexual chimps). Trippy stuff!


It’s chaos. It’s curious. It’s The Mike and Tony Show.

Cheers!

m&t


PS

We’ll be trying some new intro music over the next several weeks. Hit us up in the comments if you hear one you like.

Episode 230: Murder, Music, and a 43,000 Year-Old-Shrub

This week, Mike announces his latest side hustle: custom 3D-printed guitar picks—because what every musician needs is a pick made by a guy who loathes geese. Meanwhile, Tony is officially back in the music game with an album dropping this fall and plans to hit the stage again (watch out, Denver!).

We go deep on TikTok drumming prodigies, ancient nightmare fuel like 5-foot scorpions and 42-foot snakes, and the terrifyingly casual way psychopaths and sociopaths roam the world. Also: how many people actually get away with murder? Seems like probably a lot.

Then it’s Gorilla vs. Human—a cultural moment we couldn’t ignore. We each take a side, and no, it’s not the one you’d expect. Plus: a 43,000-year-old shrub in Tanzania that’s still kicking, and a breakdown of the personality differences between Pan troglodytes and Pan paniscus (aka: aggressive war chimps vs peaceful sexual chimps). Trippy stuff!

It’s chaos. It’s curious. It’s The Mike and Tony Show.

Cheers!

m&t

PS

We’ll be trying some new intro music over the next several weeks. Hit us up in the comments if you hear one you like.

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Episode 229: The Avery Jacob Frequency


It’s Friday night in Colorado, the weather’s going haywire, and everyone’s battling a chest cold (forgive the occasional cough!). But that didn’t stop us from sitting down with the powerful rapper, bassist, songwriter, frontman, teacher, and free thinker—Avery Jacob.


Tony and Avery quickly discover a mutual connection through Denver drum phenom Alex Armstrong—turns out it really is a small world.


In this episode, we dive into deep conversation about creativity, purpose, and the art of teaching the next generation. Avery opens up about his creative process, the key to making timeless music, and what fuels his drive. We also explore the spiritual side of music, staying grounded through life’s chaos, and the value of flexibility in chasing fulfillment.


Then we get into Avery’s thoughts on neonatalism, his fear of snakes, and the great philosophical debate: can you separate the artist from the art? Oh—and the most important question of all (at least to Avery): what’s his favorite cheese? Tune in to find out.


Another episode in the books, and we’re stoked to share it with you. Avery Jacob is a force, and it’s always an honor having him on the show.


Cheers,

m&t

Episode 229: The Avery Jacob Frequency

It’s Friday night in Colorado, the weather’s going haywire, and everyone’s battling a chest cold (forgive the occasional cough!). But that didn’t stop us from sitting down with the powerful rapper, bassist, songwriter, frontman, teacher, and free thinker—Avery Jacob.

Tony and Avery quickly discover a mutual connection through Denver drum phenom Alex Armstrong—turns out it really is a small world.

In this episode, we dive into deep conversation about creativity, purpose, and the art of teaching the next generation. Avery opens up about his creative process, the key to making timeless music, and what fuels his drive. We also explore the spiritual side of music, staying grounded through life’s chaos, and the value of flexibility in chasing fulfillment.

Then we get into Avery’s thoughts on neonatalism, his fear of snakes, and the great philosophical debate: can you separate the artist from the art? Oh—and the most important question of all (at least to Avery): what’s his favorite cheese? Tune in to find out.

Another episode in the books, and we’re stoked to share it with you. Avery Jacob is a force, and it’s always an honor having him on the show.

Cheers,

m&t

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Episode 228: Fat Trak - Adorable Tracks and Unreleased Heat

On a snowy Friday night following an 84-degree day (only in Denver, right?), we welcomed back fan-favorite guest, producer, beatmaker, and all-around solid dude—Fat Trak! He brought along some seriously adorable music created by his students, plus he blessed us with two exclusive unreleased tracks he finished just the night before.

Tony admits he loves to freestyle to Fat Trak’s beats… so naturally, Fat calls him out to drop a verse on the spot. Did Tony deliver? Well, you’ll have to listen and judge for yourself. Let us know in the comments!

Fat also shares some stories from his recent trip to Japan, where he went digging for records—and explains how those finds are shaping his upcoming release. He opens up about the emotions fueling the project, and then plays a track that left us almost speechless. (C’mon, we’re a podcast… we’ve always got something to say!)

This episode was a ride—heart, humor, and straight-up heat. Fat Trak showed up and showed out, letting us get to know him even better in his second visit to The Mike and Tony Show.

Oh, and we managed to sneak in some listener-submitted Dad jokes, Fun Facts, and a few other surprises too.

Cheers,

m&t

Episode 228: Fat Trak - Adorable Tracks and Unreleased Heat

On a snowy Friday night following an 84-degree day (only in Denver, right?), we welcomed back fan-favorite guest, producer, beatmaker, and all-around solid dude—Fat Trak! He brought along some seriously adorable music created by his students, plus he blessed us with two exclusive unreleased tracks he finished just the night before.

Tony admits he loves to freestyle to Fat Trak’s beats… so naturally, Fat calls him out to drop a verse on the spot. Did Tony deliver? Well, you’ll have to listen and judge for yourself. Let us know in the comments!

Fat also shares some stories from his recent trip to Japan, where he went digging for records—and explains how those finds are shaping his upcoming release. He opens up about the emotions fueling the project, and then plays a track that left us almost speechless. (C’mon, we’re a podcast… we’ve always got something to say!)

This episode was a ride—heart, humor, and straight-up heat. Fat Trak showed up and showed out, letting us get to know him even better in his second visit to The Mike and Tony Show.

Oh, and we managed to sneak in some listener-submitted Dad jokes, Fun Facts, and a few other surprises too.

Cheers,

m&t

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Episode 214 - Benny Bloom: Funk, Wine, and Wild Times 🎺🍷

Buckle up for a wildly entertaining ride as we sit down with the legendary Benny Bloom—🎖️ Grammy Award-winning trumpet player, musical trailblazer, performer, and all-around incredible human. Benny takes us back to where it all started—playing the recorder as a kid—before sharing his journey to becoming one of jazz and funk’s finest, and playing with icons like Stevie Wonder ✨ and Wu-Tang Clan 🎤.

Best known for playing in the wildly successful funk band, Lettuce 🥬—a band that rewrites the rules of funk and blurs genre lines—Benny talks life, music, and his roots, including his Portuguese 🇵🇹 mother and his Jewish ✡️ father. We dive into his latest EP, Late Bloomer 🌸, and swap stories about wine 🍷, seafood 🦞, doing drugs in England 🇬🇧, Alabama, and even monkeys 🐒.

This episode is packed with laughs 😂, legendary tales 🎵, and off-the-wall fun facts. It’s a conversation as funky 🎷, vibrant 🌟, and freewheeling as Benny himself.

Pour yourself a glass, tune in, and let’s get into it! 🎧🍷

Cheers!

m&t

Episode 214 - Benny Bloom: Funk, Wine, and Wild Times 🎺🍷

Buckle up for a wildly entertaining ride as we sit down with the legendary Benny Bloom—🎖️ Grammy Award-winning trumpet player, musical trailblazer, performer, and all-around incredible human. Benny takes us back to where it all started—playing the recorder as a kid—before sharing his journey to becoming one of jazz and funk’s finest, and playing with icons like Stevie Wonder ✨ and Wu-Tang Clan 🎤.

Best known for playing in the wildly successful funk band, Lettuce 🥬—a band that rewrites the rules of funk and blurs genre lines—Benny talks life, music, and his roots, including his Portuguese 🇵🇹 mother and his Jewish ✡️ father. We dive into his latest EP, Late Bloomer 🌸, and swap stories about wine 🍷, seafood 🦞, doing drugs in England 🇬🇧, Alabama, and even monkeys 🐒.

This episode is packed with laughs 😂, legendary tales 🎵, and off-the-wall fun facts. It’s a conversation as funky 🎷, vibrant 🌟, and freewheeling as Benny himself.

Pour yourself a glass, tune in, and let’s get into it! 🎧🍷

Cheers!

m&t

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Episode 212: From Beats to Business - The Tony Two Tone Story

In this episode, we’re joined by the multifaceted Tony Two Tone—entrepreneur, music producer, and inspirational speaker. Tony opens up about his journey through the highs and lows of the music industry, his personal battle with alcoholism, and how he turned his life around to build a successful business.

From producing hits to overcoming adversity, Tony’s story is one of resilience, reinvention, resourcefulness and relentless pursuit of success. Whether you’re an aspiring entrepreneur, a music lover, or someone seeking inspiration, this conversation will leave you motivated to chase your dreams, no matter the odds.

Tune in for an honest, uplifting, and powerful discussion with Tony Two Tone.


Topics Covered:

🎵 The realities of the music industry

🍷 Battling and overcoming addiction

💼 The challenges of building a business from the ground up

Don’t miss this inspiring episode!

In this episode, we’re joined by the multifaceted Tony Two Tone—entrepreneur, music producer, and inspirational speaker. Tony opens up about his journey through the highs and lows of the music industry, his personal battle with alcoholism, and how he turned his life around to build a successful business.

From producing hits to overcoming adversity, Tony’s story is one of resilience, reinvention, resourcefulness and relentless pursuit of success. Whether you’re an aspiring entrepreneur, a music lover, or someone seeking inspiration, this conversation will leave you motivated to chase your dreams, no matter the odds.

Tune in for an honest, uplifting, and powerful discussion with Tony Two Tone.

Topics Covered:

🎵 The realities of the music industry

🍷 Battling and overcoming addiction

💼 The challenges of building a business from the ground up

Don’t miss this inspiring episode!

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Episode 210: Mark the Couch Guy, Tyson vs. Paul, video games, Twitch, Trump

Episode 210: Mark the Couch Guy, Tyson vs. Paul, video games, Twitch, Trump,


Mark the Couch Guy joined us again this week and covered Tyson vs. Paul, video games, Twitch, Trump, the economy, Fun Facts, and capped it off with the story of Tony falling off a desk while disciplining a student. Just another week in the lives of some regular Colorado dudes. Remember, we are not doctors!


Cheers!

m&t

Episode 210: Mark the Couch Guy, Tyson vs. Paul, video games, Twitch, Trump

Mark the Couch Guy joined us again this week and covered Tyson vs. Paul, video games, Twitch, Trump, the economy, Fun Facts, and capped it off with the story of Tony falling off a desk while disciplining a student. Just another week in the lives of some regular Colorado dudes. Remember, we are not doctors!

Cheers!

m&t

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Episode 208: Barkless dogs, Trump on JRE, atomic clocks, basketball, Fun Facts

After a long week we sat down in the studio for a good ol’ fashion face to face conversation! We covered barkless dogs, basketball styles, weights, fitness, Trump on JRE, atomic clocks, A Quiet Place, Jo Koy, Fun Facts, and much, much more!

Cheers!

m&t

After a long week we sat down in the studio for a good ol’ fashion face to face conversation! We covered barkless dogs, basketball styles, weights, fitness, Trump on JRE, atomic clocks, A Quiet Place, Jo Koy, Fun Facts, and much, much more!

Cheers!

m&t

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Episode 203 - David Freshman - Music, California, Northridge earthquake, Kennedy assassination, Foghat

After not having been on the show in over 100 episodes, the kind, silly, and incredibly talented David ‘Freshy’ Freshman joined us for a Saturday morning podcast. Freshy shared stories from his many decades of experience in the world of music and we talked about growing up in California, him living through the Kennedy assassination and the 1994 Northridge earthquake, opening for Foghat, American television in the 50s, Fun Facts, and much, much more! We were all over the place in this one, but it was a very interesting conversation with one of our favorite humans.


We hope you enjoy!

Cheers!

m&t

After not having been on the show in over 100 episodes, the kind, silly, and incredibly talented David ‘Freshy’ Freshman joined us for a Saturday morning podcast. Freshy shared stories from his many decades of experience in the world of music and we talked about growing up in California, him living through the Kennedy assassination and the 1994 Northridge earthquake, opening for Foghat, American television in the 50s, Fun Facts, and much, much more! We were all over the place in this one, but it was a very interesting conversation with one of our favorite humans.

We hope you enjoy!
Cheers!

m&t

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Episode 202: Palisade peaches, military medics, smoking indoors, beards, going gray, the Denver music scene, Fun Facts

Our second week in the under-construction studio without a guest, but we did our thing! This week we talked Palisade peaches, military medics, smoking indoors, beards, going gray, the Denver music scene, Fun Facts, and much, much more!

Cheers!

m&t

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Episode 184 - Gabriel "Gabs" Sandoval

This week we sat down with CrossFit gym owner, Gabriel “Gabs” Sandoval to talk obesity, access to healthy foods, food deserts, health and fitness, exercise, sleep hygiene, work/life balance, CrossFit (...obviously), the Off the Couch podcast, Drake, Kid Cudi, Fun Facts, and much, much more! 

Cheers!

m&t

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Episode 181 - Tyler Stanfield

One of our favorite guests who very quickly became a regular on TMTS, the talented songwriter, Tyler Stanfield, joined us in the studio for a Saturday morning podcast to kick off spring break! We talked about Spotify, Scissors and Scotch, acoustic music, Rob Blackedge, cleaning shoes & hats, rough experiences performing live, and much much more. Tyler also shared his experiences being diagnosed with vocal chord paresis and having to take 6-12 months away from performing. Always a good time when Tyler stops by. Go and check out his most recent release, “She’s Fire” on Spotify and all music platforms.

Cheers!

m&t

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Episode 179 - Dean Wilson

We sat down the great Dean Wilson who was originally on Episode 63 many years ago. Dean Wilson is a native to Denver, Colorado, where has been actively involved in the local music scene. He completed a degree in Classical Music Composition with Guitar Emphasis and Choral Concentration at Metropolitan State University of Denver. Recently, he has been creating some truly unique paintings and brought a couple into the studio. In this episode he talked a lot about what it was like growing up in a family-run funeral home. Crazy stories! Couch guy also joined us in studio this week and told a shocking story about Third Bridge here in Colorado. An absolutely fascinating conversation!

Enjoy!

m&t

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Episode 174 - Fat Trak

It was a cold and rainy Friday night, but we were comfortable and dry inside the podcast studio. We sat down with top-notch hip hop producer, Fat Trak. We learned there is much more to the man than his incredible music. We discussed math, music production, music engineering, teaching music to the youth, Trak's plan to build a mobile recording studio, his mentors, Jesus, and much, much more! 

Enjoy!

m&t

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Episode 167

It was a cold, Colorado morning but the studio was toasty and warm. We settled into a conversation that touched on a multitude of subjects. We covered 33° cold plunges, Wim Hoff, micronutrients, eagles, human evolution, karaoke, Christmas music, weed, Olivia Rodrigo, traumatic dog experiences, big cats, and much, much, more. This one flew by for us! Hope you enjoy.

Cheers!

m&t

It was a cold, Colorado morning but the studio was toasty and warm. We settled into a conversation that touched on a multitude of subjects. We covered 33° cold plunges, Wim Hoff, micronutrients, eagles, human evolution, karaoke, Christmas music, weed, Olivia Rodrigo, traumatic dog experiences, big cats, and much, much, more. This one flew by for us! Hope you enjoy.

Cheers!

m&t

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Episode 166 - DJ Matt Cassidy

This week we are excited to bring you the one and only DJ Matt Cassidy! We covered Red Rocks shows, being creative, raising kids, getting older, musical inspiration, AI music, and much, much more. It should also be noted that Mike gave his long anticipated review the new and improved Casa Bonita. Settle in ‘cause this was a fun one friends!

Cheers!

m&t

Below is an excerpt from DJ Matt Cassidy’s website:

“I play feel good music that elicits a feeling in me. I pride myself in the ability to transition that energy to the audience which generates a unique experience that heightens the senses.”

In a world filled of limitless media, DJ Matt Cassidy prides himself in the art of discovering new sounds/music that will keep him sounding different from the act before or after him. He has been heavily circulating the Denver music scene as an independent act for over 20 years. Staying true to his urban roots, his sets pay homage to the artists who have inspired him throughout his career. His performances dominate stages, with original productions and unique edits that leave audiences with nothing left to be desired.

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