A Journey Through Time and Stuff

This episode, the guys discuss current events, kids who made impacton them as kids, and an update on football.  They featured the 1972 Doobie Brothers album, Toulouse Street, on vinyl. 

This episode, the guys welcome Elias Cobb back into the studio for round 3.  They discuss his new podcast he co-hosts, Album Junkies. They also discuss gaming, some sciency topics and do a round of questions. They threw it back this week, and listened to songs from their old band, Fighting Silence. 

This episode, the guys welcome fellow Alaskan musician, now also residing in Portland, Lowell Granath. They had an amazing conversation, Lowell told us about his music career thus far, they talked bands and inspiration, and got nerdy with movie and comic book talk.  They also featured on vinyl, the 4th album by Rush, 2112. 

This episode, the guys welcome into the studio Rob Kukish. Rob is a Powerlifting instructor, construction worker and all around awesome human. We discuss where he came from, our love of music, and get deep into the world of fitness, lifting, bodybuilding, and mental focus.  We also rock out to the 1978 self titled album, Van Halen, on vinyl. 

This episode, the guys recapped week 2 of the NFL with their sports analyst, Rusty. They also discussed Aaron's exploded toe, past parties and pranks. they featured on vinyl, Eric Clapton' s 5th solo album, Slowhand. 

This episode, the guys discuss some interesting ideas about music and its origin, young love and sunsequent heartbreak, and our resident sports analyst Rusty calls in for discussion about the NFL.  They also rock out to the 1975 album Hair Of The Dog, Nazareths 6th. 

This week, the guys had the privelage to sit down with musician Shevonne Noel Sayers. They discuss music and the current state of Hip-Hop, talk about how society and technology affect conversation, and she tells a few awesome stories.  They also discuss the amazing vinyl this week, Prince's album, Purple Rain. 

This episode, the guys discuss the NFL, self image, and good vs bad ideas.  They also feature the amazing 1968 debut album, Steppenwolf, on vinyl. 

This episode, the guys recap the Mayweather v McGregor fight, discuss Jason's first NFL game, and they have probably the funniest moment on the show thus far.  They also feature, on vinyl, Iron Maidens 6th album, Somewhere In Time. 

This week, the guys became motivational in talking about learning, knowing yourself and how you know things.  They also dropped a bombshell. Kind of.    

This episode, the guys discuss many topics. They range from Organic vs. NonOrg, Xbox arcade games and farts. This episode, they played on vinyl, the 1976 Kansas album, Leftoverture. 

Boom! the guys hit hard this week, discussing the recent Charlottesville incidents and the toxic environment surrounding it, and dinosaurs. 

This Bazooka, the guys are joined by Rusty once again, and they discuss Jobs, places to live, and ethics of huunting. 

This episode, the guys welcome Rusty Singleton and Mariah Lund into the studio. They discuss babies on planes, Metallica, and answer some questions.  They also listen to Dream Theaters 2005 album, Octavarium, on vinyl. 

BOOM! This Bazooka, the guys slap on their monk hats and go inside for the discussion. They discuss Jason's new drumsticks, Aaron reads a excerpt, and they discuss the self. Enjoy the listen.   facebook.com/timeandstuff

This episode, the guys talk about their current state with music in their lives, answer some funny questions, and discuss the vinyl of the week, Foreigner's debut album, Foreigner. 

This Bazooka, the guys are excited to be back! They talk about their love for cars and potentially building a rally cross car. They also discuss Trump's latest tweets, the misinformation surrounding the LGBTQ community, and the simple facts that all humans should be loved. 

Friends! Welcome to the 50th episode! The guys brought it in with style, popppin' bottles and accompanied by the beautiful Jayda Smith and Beth Fischer.  They told old stories, recapped some great moments from throughout the show, and listened to the Incubus album, Light Grenades, for the vinyl pick of the episode. 

This episode, the guys welcome Winnyard Bletch back into the studio. They discuss life, photography, and tell a story. They also rock out Lynyrd Skynyrds 2nd album, on vinyl, Second Helping. 

This Bazooka, the guys discuss the recent holiday, a situation, and the homeless ant epidemic. 

This episode, the guys welcome Edgar Orejuela into the stuido. They discuss travel and culture, science, and the animal kingdom. They rock out to AC/DC's seventh album, Back In Black, on vinyl.

This Bazooka, the guys discuss work and what to do with the stress, how they grow with communication, and Jason recaps his 30th.

This Bazooka, the guys discuss Jason's upcoming 30th birthday, some life, and beer, and stuff.

This week, the guys welcome Jay Kay into the studio. They talk life, some music, boxing, and Jay tells some rather big news. Jay also chose for the vinyl this week, Dire Straits 1985 album, Brothers In Arms.   

This Bazooka, the guys talk gym, bad jobs, and where one stands in line. They also recieved a surprise caller.