In this episode of B-Side Banter, Tyler engages with What's The Buzz?, a content creator focused on hip hop. They discuss the evolution of short-form content, the complexities of hip hop news, and the artistic depth of figures like Pusha T.

The conversation delves into current tensions in the hip hop community, particularly between Pusha T and Travis Scott, and explores the impact of marketing and streaming on music authenticity. They also review recent albums, highlighting both successes and disappointments in the music industry.

In this engaging conversation, they discuss various aspects of the music industry, including Will Smith's unexpected return to music, the intricacies of music reviews, and the albums that resonate with them over time. They delve into the evolution of hip hop concerts, the appeal of CD collecting, and the powerful role of nostalgia in music, highlighting how it connects listeners to their past and shapes their experiences.

In this episode of B-side Banter, Tyler interviews Tyler Melton from Tyler for the Record, exploring the world of vinyl collecting. They discuss Melton's journey from a music enthusiast to a content creator, the importance of personal connections to records, and the various levels of collecting.

The conversation also covers recommendations for beginners, essential equipment, and favorite artists, particularly focusing on Manchester Orchestra and their impact on Melton's musical journey. In this engaging conversation, they delve into the evolution of Manchester Orchestra, exploring their musical journey and experimentation. They discuss the challenges of live performances, the importance of supporting emerging artists, and share recent album recommendations.

The conversation also touches on the thrill of vinyl hunting, the dynamics of Record Store Day, and the impact of deluxe album releases on collectors and fans alike.

In this episode of B-Side Banter, Tyler interviews James Shotwell from Country Minute, exploring the diverse world of country music.

They discuss the evolution of the genre, the significance of Nashville as a cultural hub, and the impact of artists like Morgan Wallen on mainstream popularity. The conversation delves into the fusion of genres within country music, the role of traditionalism, and the recent changes in Grammy categories. They emphasize the importance of community, storytelling, and positivity in music criticism, while looking ahead to the future of country music and the emergence of new artists.

In this engaging conversation, James and Tyler explore the evolving landscape of country music, discussing the excitement surrounding unique music ventures, the emergence of new artists, and the fusion of genres. They delve into the challenges artists face in staying relevant amidst the fast-paced nature of social media and the music industry. The duo also shares their favorite festival experiences and reflects on the recognition of talented artists like Kelsey Ballerini, highlighting the complexities of awards and audience engagement in the country music scene.