Sooo I found the song. He doesn't match the look I imagined when I first heard his voice and song. It's cool that's how it is though. Also the song reminded me of Joe Pug. That was my first thought when trying to figure out who it was but I knew it wasn't him.

I agree with Daniel. So good. Definitely fits the style of music I listen to on repeat.

I think this is a great idea Mano. I didn't hear it until tuseday but I enjoyed the episode and look forward to the next one. Monday was not so good for me either. Will make Mondays mornings feel better for sure. Also liked the music choices. I don't really listen to system of a down or dave Mathews band but was a good vibe. Actually went well with how I was feeling that day. Haha totally yelled "what? no!" When you cut dave Mathews. I was feeling the feelings and it was good.

Also appreciated playing stuff you don't normally play. A suggestion I have is doing something like these playlists I used to do called music Mondays where I would listen to music through out the week and add whatever song to the playlist, new or already known, that resonated with me from the previous week. Take it or leave it but maybe something like that would help with figuring out what to play

@Mano Elia that would a great. An intro to SOS/BNM 101. The ortho radio #4 on youth of the apocalypse made me think of this question. I thought it would be a top one to share with people. Other episodes might be one with Fr. John Valadez on death to the world, one with Fr turbo, one with Justin Marler and an SOS radio episode with a music background breakdown plus one with the Texas project/BNM community vision outlined. So maybe merge all that together into one episode?

Music/scene history like you have done before breaking down a genre or scene and shine light on the hidden things behind it all, like proto punk, the rise of the 2000s indie hipster, east coast vs west coast hip hop etc