In this episode, Cam talks about the early days of busking and selling CDs out of his backpack, his wild days as a Deep Ellum regular, and finding his true self as a musician and person.

In this episode, John talks about the wild times spent touring the world in Slick 57, why he loves making records with a variety of Texas artists, and the challenges of trying to keep up with a legend like Ray Benson.

In this episode, Chris talks about the greatness that was Carter Albrecht, joining the legendary rock band Eagles, and why he changed his performing name from Chris to Christopher.

In this episode, Tami discusses what it’s like to manage various North Texas bands, her efforts to improve mental health awareness with Amplified Minds, and what it was like living next to ZZ Top’s Billy Gibbons.

In this episode, Frank reminds us just how punk Dallas used to be. He discusses the birth of the modern Deep Ellum, his career creating album covers and handbills for a variety of punk bands, and how the “wrong” steps still take you down the right path in life.

In this episode, Susan talks about her early days of playing music in clubs on Oak Lawn, Greenville Ave, and Elm Street. She reminisces about her various bands, like Jane Doe, Bratz, and Bandmates.

In this episode, Danny talks about the different paths he’s taken, including his time on the radio, as a Deep Ellum bar owner, and as a musician in various bands.

In this episode, Justin talks about the wild path from his church choir to playing with Machine Gun Kelly, and all the steps in between. His time playing at Oak Cliff nightspots, a decade performing in the KPOP world, and collaborating with the Dallas Mavericks all make for a great conversation!