Recap Episode
Session 10 23
Jason | Head Up High - FITZ, Fitz and the Tantrums
Glen | Not Now - Blink 182

Session 11 23
Chris | Oh, What A World - Kacey Musgraves

Session 12 23
Jack | Better Git It in Your Soul - Charles Mingus
Adam | messy in heaven - venbee, goddard.

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Special Guest | Cristin Keelan
Host | Jason Gapa, Jack Turner, Christopher Ray, Adam Walsh

Songs:
Boogie Oogie Oogie by A Taste Of Honey
Rosita by Coleman Hawkins, Ben Webster
Broccoli by DRAM, Lil Yachty
symptom of life by WILLOW
Jaws by Sleep Token

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Saddle up, Whiskey Music Club members, for a wild ride of emotions and tunes, as the fabulous Cristin joins our auditory fiesta. We're unboxing life's latest zingers: from Jackie's home-buying escapades in a market wilder than a roller derby to Jason's deep dive into Angie Thomas's riveting "The Hate U Give." You won't believe the laughter we share over kiddos' literature and those bizarre phases—dinosaurs, anyone?—plus the heartwarming chaos of family life, with lost wallets and sports schedules that test the limits of our sanity.

Our episode's rhythm taps into the heartbeat of personal milestones and the euphoric rush of life's firsts, like strapping on rollerblades to join a hockey league. We venture through the landscapes of love, marriage, and the electric anticipation of travels promising adventures unknown—did someone say South Africa? From hilarious anecdotes about a neighbor's tune dubbed "Africa" to the creative forge of a video project featuring a pot nugget in ice, we've got the stories that'll stick to your ribs and a soundtrack for life's rollercoaster.

Craving a drop that'll make your heart skip? Our musical musings won't disappoint. We're threading the needle between EDM's high voltage and the warm embrace of tracks that fuel our souls. And just when you think the melody has settled, we're jazzing up the podcast scene with a refreshed format. That's right, digestible beats of wisdom dropping every two weeks, with the same Whiskey Music Club charm. So pour a glass, tune in, and find your rhythm with us—no earbuds required.

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