Episode 7 explores the rapidly changing Mississippi Avenue neighborhood of North Portland and highlights Mississippi Records and Repair, Mississippi Studios and Portland treasure Paul Knauls. Jackie-O Motherfucker performs.

Episode 6 looks at the return in popularity of cassette tapes with a focus on two of Portland’s budding cassette tape labels, Eggy and UHU. In the first half, Raf from Eggy meets us at the Half & Half café and guides us through his releases as well as some of his faves from around the country. In the second half of the show, we talk to Yoni from UHU about his process and why he’s chosen to release cassettes only. The show ends with a live performance by Yoni's band, Eternal Tapestry.

Episode 5 focuses on the community of artists that surround the Portland-based music label Marriage Records. We interview label owners Curtis Knapp and Adam Folkner about how the label began, and about the family ethics behind its operation. Then we talk to Adam about his solo project, White Rainbow, and catch a guerrilla-style street performance by the Marriage-related collective group Rob Walmart.