In this podcast episode, the band "Chill Son" and Alexis take a nostalgic trip down memory lane, sharing childhood memories that shaped their outlook on life. They reflect on the impact of COVID-19 on the music industry, particularly how the Tiny Desk Home Series provided comfort during the pandemic. The conversation touches on Haley Williams and the influence of live concerts, reminiscing about their favorite performances and vocalists who have left a lasting impression.

The discussion then turns to the challenges faced by smaller cities like Amarillo, which lacks a dedicated music venue, and how this affects the local music scene. They explore the tension between loving what you do and navigating the demands of big business in the music industry. The hosts express a wish for bands like Switchfoot to include Stoex in Amarillo in their tour stops.

The episode also delves into more personal topics, such as childhood trauma and how it influences adult perceptions and decisions. The topic of Seasonal Effect Disorder arises and who is a water person or not. They round off the discussion with some light-hearted “shower thoughts,” where they share random musings and ideas that come to mind during everyday moments.

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Lindsay Lane Cotgreave stops by to talk about her start as a coach and gives us tips and tricks for a peaceful journey into a life of nutritional awareness and wellness.

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Niki Fleetwood- Anderson Co- Owner of Scratch Made Bakery tells us about her story and leaves us with impeccable life advice.

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