On this episode of Maki’s Record Shop – Chanel Number 5, the man himself, Keith Maki, takes listeners on a wild, mind-bending musical journey. Kicking things off, Keith explores the fine line between solitude and loneliness, setting the tone for an audio experience like no other. From soaring tunes that feel like traveling into another dimension with his high-grade, pharmaceutical-quality sound, to celebrating Prince hitting 1000 weeks on the UK charts with Purple Rain, this episode is pure hypnosis for the mind. Keith dives into everything from a singer swinging a meat cleaver to a Record Store Day Bowie album slowed to half-speed, keeping your brain and your playlists on edge. Don’t keep it to yourself — tell your chattiest friend about the show so the word spreads, this episode is a must-hear for anyone craving music that hits every sense at once.

This episode of the Powers Point Podcast slows things down just enough to let the moments breathe. Scott Powers reflects on quiet mornings, coffee before the world wakes up, and the strange emotional weight of family memories resurfacing years later. What starts as boxes of old photos turns into a reminder of how quickly time moves and how important it is to pass those memories along to the people who need them most. It’s thoughtful without being heavy, funny without being forced, and grounded in real life. The episode wraps with music, a calm send-off, and the familiar feeling that you just spent some time catching up with an old friend.

Powers Point After Dark is back with a full two hours built for late-night listening, loose laughs, and zero heavy baggage. This episode leans into the fun with sharp observations, easy banter, and the kind of humor that only works when the lights are low and the filters are off. Keith brings the heat during Blunt Talk with UFC results, breakdowns, fight strategy, and previews of what’s coming up next, then switches gears for Beyond the A-Side, digging into deep cuts and overlooked tracks that deserve another spin. It’s relaxed, it’s funny, and it’s exactly the kind of show that helps you unplug and enjoy the night.