Band, Together

The band members tell spooky stories from touring, as well as childhood Halloween memories (costumes! candy! creepy shenanigans!). Plus, a special haunted version of weekly picks. For companion content, click here: thefamilycrest.net/bte028

The band sits down to talk about their individual philosophies about cover songs; what they look for when exploring other artists' covers, and some of their favorite covers of all time. Plus, listener questions and weekly picks! For companion content, go to: thefamilycrest.net/bte027

The band sits down to discuss their first time playing Hardly Strictly Bluegrass Festival, talk about Liam's Dad's retirement at the historic Hotel Leger, and... announce new tour dates! For companion content, go to: thefamilycrest.net/bte026

In addition to a deep dive into the week’s musical picks, the group focuses on answering listener questions, including which movie makes John cry every time, formative lyrics, and more. For companion content, go to https://www.thefamilycrest.net/bte025

After finishing their set at the Same Same But Different Festival, the band sits down for a late night session to discuss their weekly music picks, favorite karaoke jams, and what animal best represents the band. Also, the long anticipated premiere of "Resistance is Worthwhile". For companion content, Click Here

  In addition to weekly picks and listener questions, the band explores their individual pre-show routines, and learn about John's odd process of telling time. For companion content, click here. 

The band sits down to discuss their varying degrees of synesthesia as well as other emotional responses to listening and playing music.  

While coming down from the exhilaration of the last tour, the band talks about their non-musical talents. Also, a new Unrefined Palates, featuring extended family member, Ben and his fine Japanese whiskey.

While in the car driving to Denver, the band reflect on the last week of shows on their last tour, and what touring sick is like. Plus, a special edition of Unrefined Palates, and the debut of a new segment, Road Beer.

The band takes a break after being rained out in Baltimore to discuss the beginning of their tour. Plus, the debut of a new segment, LB on the Street and listener questions. 

Leading up to the first date of their summer tour, the band is all in different places, and chime on listener questions. Plus, hear the debut of Laura's new surprise segment, "Sad and Alone, But Slowly Becoming Okay With It", and a new potential segment from George. 

Liam and John sit down and discuss the most frequently-asked listener question: What is Liam's writing process? Plus, the two band founders choose 'picks of the week' for their bandmates as well as themselves. 

The group takes a break from playing shows at High Sierra Music Festival to talk about the experience, new music discoveries, and more. Joining the group are friends (and extended family members) Jess and Tori. Plus, the brief but mighty return of Is it Good? With Anthony.

The band members discuss their thoughts on playing venue shows vs. festivals, and engage in a lively (salty?) conversation about... sandwiches. Plus: listener questions! 

The members of the band discuss the history of their respective instruments, give their weekly picks for favorite musical jams, and more. 

In advance of their upcoming show in Denver, the band talks about the time they've spent in Colorado, including an epic story from Charly. Plus, the group shared the music they are currently listening to. Tour dates: www.thefamilycrest.net/shows

The group talks about their experiences on tour in New England, the U.S. Border Patrol, dream non-musical collaborations, childhood job aspirations, and more. 

In an episode focused on George's hometown, the band talks about their favorite Chicago haunts and provide hot takes on the nuances of Malört, deep dish pizza, and more. Plus, they share a live version of 'It Keeps Us Dancing' from their Northwest Tour. 

The band talks about their favorite podcasts and how they each deal with criticism.

The band wraps up Pacific North West tour reflections, and talks about bad movies and dream hospitality riders. Plus: The triumphant return of Unrefined Palates.