In this extended cut, our heroes move to Joey's place and add a new permanent member to the gang.  Welcome Kyle to the fray.  To celebrate, our heroes talk for too long...  They are sorry.  But at least THEY had fun.  :)

In this first episode after a long break, our heroes talk being away, Sylvia Massey, and recording failures.  Welcome back to the world.

In this pre-broken episode, our heroes talk youtube mixing contests, political podcasts, and a new line of Golden Age Projects gear.  James disagrees with clients, Joey plans for his new studio, and this will be the last episode for a little while…  See you in the future.   Mix Contest Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YAWQCXJYH98

In this limited episode, our heroes talk the future of mixing consoles, mixing volumes vs clipping, and monitoring.  Joey cuts deep into his finger, James gets angered by digital remasters, and they contemplate expensive headphones.

In this oddly counted episode, our heroes talk compound meters, old digital tapes, and weighted keys. Joey talks about his recent Folk Fest experience, James never finishes personal projects he starts, and hands don't always work.

In this milestone, our heroes celebrate their 3 year anniversary by mostly ignoring it.  James continues his mastering woes, Joey has a nervous breakdown, and they relish in the silent pauses.

In this soft episode, our heroes talk control surfaces, editing songs for playlists, and updates to software.  James complains about mastering troubles, Joey complains about Pro Tools being unreliable, and James complains about software updates.

In this gymnastic episode, our heroes are joined by mix engineer Roland Rodas (www.cavernofechoes.com) for conversations about onine marketing, mixing music you don't enjoy, and spending money on software.  James talks about a value to analog gear, Joey is attending an event far far away, and they need to stop for coffee early in their routine.

In this pre-approved episode, our heroes talk about when to send a client that first mix version, Softube's Console 1, and an ideal music/arts space.  James wants to experiment on people, Joey considers someone else's advice, and the peanut gallery interrups early. 

In this overpriced episode, our heroes talk EQ in context, price structures for audio work, and a big orange arts space.  Joey has a new idea for his future studio, James sponsors some live recordings, and the power plant is free.

In this contemplative episode, our heroes talk about new gear, gear clones, and price drops.  Joey complains about overcharging for boutique gear, James explores Canadian gear builders, and someone is REALLY arrogant.

In this careful episode, our heroes talk management models, heavy guitars, and resonator ukeleles.  Joey talks about smelling guitars, James hates on ganjos, and they muze about cheap gear hate.

In this disrespectful episode, our heroes trash talk the new Jayoncé single, complain about "Rap Names," discuss the networking in music.  James visits a classic local studio, Joey praises the power of the distributor, and they revisit the "Stem" vs "Multitrack" issue.

In this subterranean episode, our heroes talk about audio for Twitch, Net Neutrality, and loudness metering. Joey wants to patch in processors for YouTube, James reads podcast reviews, and they talk about modern musical garbage

In this metallic episode, our heroes are joined by Roland Rodas (cavernofechoes.com) to talk mix issues, guitars playing out of tune, and pocketing instruments.  James argues with everybody, Joey complains about pop records, and they discuss album continuity.

In this carved up episode, our heroes talk system installs, music charts, and amateur audio engineers.  James screams about graphic equalizers, Joey argues back with "people are stupid," the recording is halted midway by computer issues...  ReBooT!!!

In this alternate episode, our heroes talk templates, mix tricks, and prallel processing.  James shares mundane happinesses, Joey explains why 300 tracks are necessary, and Pepper the Puppy snuggles a sleeping chauffeur.

In this picturesque episode, our heroes don't zero, the underdeliver, and they fail to describe the scene.  James describes the "Live in Studio" radio broadcast setup, Joey networks with electro-pop, and they are unimpressed with the colour grey.

In this touchy episode, our heroes are joined by Engineer Roland Rodas (www.cavernofechoes.com) to talk mastering for vynil, new studio toys, and crappy monitoring alternatives.  Joey lectures on what bankruptcy actually is, James debates mediocre guitar players, and they all look rather unimpressed.

In this slow cooked episode, our heroes talk popular software, forum drama, and metadata.  Joey struggles to wake up, James gets a legal issue backwards, and they share a mind blowing reaction.  Also, Mary Lee fails to contribute her book learning...